Arthur Avenue Market Pasticceria

Very cool area with fresh groceries, a sports bar, a cigar shop, a cafe, fresh meat and cheese from the deli. Really cool place to visit. Shop owners speaking Italian really gives you an authentic experience. Loved it!

Almost like my old street in Paris. Not just quality products, but things we used to find locally in the 70s that is rare anymore: duck fat, organ meats, fresh pasta, house-made antipasti, fresh rolled cigars, delicious sandwiches (remember truly delicious sandwiches??!), and great produce.

What can you say, Arthur Ave Market has it all! Great time whenever we go. Yesterday, we were there for the San Ferragosto Festival, and everything from the food, atmosphere, entertainment, and hand rolled cigars was excellent! Can't wait to go back!

I really like it very good VIBS

Peter and Mikes Meat Market inside is hands down the best butcher on Arthur Ave. What to get? veal, spiral sausage ( we come from Conneticut), stuffed porkchops, stuffed chicken breast, and lamb. I could go on & on. Don't miss Peter and Mikes butcher!!!

Went to the deli and was offered complimentary wine made by the owner. I loved it so much I bought a bottle. Absolutely love this place! And the Bronx Beer Hall is a vibe!

Nice options for Italian classics served up in a small space. Sample the goods at Mike's, have a local beer at Bronx Beer Hall, and try some garlic knots all under one roof. Great Arthur Ave stop!

The market is honestly a memorable experience! There's a flower shop when you walk in and you can see the guys hand making cigars, which is so cool. Then they have a spot to purchase fresh produce and another stand that is dedicated to selling meats of various kinds. Ooouu, how could I forget about all the tasty types of cheeses available as well and there is a stand to purchase treats and gelato as well. Lastly, slap dab in the middle is Bronx Beer Hall, which I heard many good reviews about. This place is worth checking out!

You want a quick bite, something simple? You'll find it here. You want pasta without tablecloths? Sure! Just want mozzarella and prosciutto (with a little olive oil and vinegar?

Feels like Chelsea market, but a little more gritty and by extension interesting. They sell genuine Italian products, very cool.

Omg!!! So this market is filled with deliciousness as you enter u see a spot where they make cigars by hand (pretty cool) then after that all you see is Butchers ready to cut you either fresh meat or cold cuts, their sandwiches are to die for literally filled with taste, you can even chill out on the side and sit down and eat, or stand on a long line (it's worth it) to order and go, but!!!!! While your waiting your getting samples of Prosciutto, freah warm mozz cheese, all kinds of cheese what the person ahead of you is ordering, and as they cut it for them there just giving samples. I think that's awesome. I came in there for Sun dry tomatoes and left with Swiss cheese and prosciutto. Absolutely love this spot!!!

Arthur Avenue Market Pasticceria you are most certainly magnificent, I had a wonderful experience here today. Great great atmosphere. Every menu item that we ordered was very fresh and flavorful. All of the staff are really helpful - you truly feel welcome and taken care of. Arthur Avenue Market Pasticceria is bliss.

I'd heard a lot about the place and read the newspaper article. Place was ok but nothing more nothing less. Awkward to get to by public transport. From a hygiene perspective leaving different piles of filled rolls on top of the counter all day is a risk as exposed to bacteria and of course anyone could cough or sneeze on it.

I stopped by the pasticceria last time I had lunch in the area. It's basically a side stall in the Arthur Avenue Retail Market, with a few charis and tables off to the center, next to the cigar makers. The coffee was fresh and flavorful, but the baked goods and cakes were all thoroughly average. If I didn't know better, I'd say they bought everything from Paloumbo's down the street since they don't have any cooking facilities on the premises.

So my review isn't for the place but more for the waitress behind the counter. I notice she gave me a new cannoli after the once she was wrapping cracked. Just wanted to thank her and acknowledge the extra care to detail and pride she puts into the place. Also the canolis and cold press coffee was really good.

It's so hard not to stop and grab a sweet when I'm at the market. The girls working are super friendly and knowledgable. The French Napoleon was delicious and flaky! I sampled the espresso gelato, and it unfortunately had that freezer burn taste! Still delicious and creamy like gelato, but it'd be much better if it were changed out. Or whatever protocol you go about keeping gelato fresh. There's seating to the right of the Pasticceria, where you can enjoy your sweets and marvel at the skill of the cigar makers.

Place is amazing. I usually judge a Italian deli/market based on the Italian combo. Easily top three all time for me . Entire staff was super friendly and outgoing . Especially the chick running the register . They all seemed to really love there job which def makes it easier to go back . They also have hand rolled cigars in the back .