Sharon’s guidebook
Food scene
The Miles Coffee Bar
4039 E Tremont AveCheck out their Nutella Latte! Amazing!!
If you are in the mood for great wings and a cold beer on tap. This local spot is just a short distance.
The Wicked Wolf
4029 East Tremont AvenueIf you are in the mood for great wings and a cold beer on tap. This local spot is just a short distance.
Patricia's Pizza of Tremont
3883 E Tremont AveTommy's Pizza
4033 E Tremont AveThe best pizza in the BRONX!
Golden Dragon
123 East Tremont AvenueIn the mood for Chinese. This local restaurant is a must!
Mamasushi Restaurant
3478 East Tremont AvenueCool Spot for some interesting Sushi.
This location has an amazing outdoor patio which over looks the Throgs Neck Bridge. A must have is their burger with a cold beer on tap.
Paddys On the Bay
50 Pennyfield AvenueThis location has an amazing outdoor patio which over looks the Throgs Neck Bridge. A must have is their burger with a cold beer on tap.
This local bar is super chill and has live bands. Please check website for more information.
7 locals recommend
Brewski's Bar & Grill
3718 E Tremont AveThis local bar is super chill and has live bands. Please check website for more information.
Jenavie's Cafe
2920 Bruckner BlvdGREAT MILKSHAKES....TRY THEM OUT!!!!!
Neighborhoods
The Throggs Neck section of the Bronx is very residential.
Originating from the surname "Throckmorton", the spelling of the area has been historically variable, with a mix of spellings with one "G" or two, with the traditional spelling being with two Gs.[4][5] There is an urban legend that during development of the bridge that would bear the neighborhood's name, NYC Parks Commissioner and Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Chairman Robert Moses officially shortened it to one G after deciding that two would not fit on many of the street signs, though many long-time residents continue to use the traditional spelling.
Throgs Neck
Originating from the surname "Throckmorton", the spelling of the area has been historically variable, with a mix of spellings with one "G" or two, with the traditional spelling being with two Gs.[4][5] There is an urban legend that during development of the bridge that would bear the neighborhood's name, NYC Parks Commissioner and Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Chairman Robert Moses officially shortened it to one G after deciding that two would not fit on many of the street signs, though many long-time residents continue to use the traditional spelling.
Sporting
If you interested in golfing this golf course has amazing views.
8 locals recommend
Trump Golf Links at Ferry Point
500 Hutchinson River PkwyIf you interested in golfing this golf course has amazing views.
Sightseeing
This is a great place to visit. You will be able to take a walk around the beautiful maritime college campus. Lots of places for a photo shoot. You will enjoy the trip to a peninsula most New Yorker don't know about. The look under the Throgs Neck bridge.
Maritime Industry Museum at Fort Schuyler
6 Pennyfield AveThis is a great place to visit. You will be able to take a walk around the beautiful maritime college campus. Lots of places for a photo shoot. You will enjoy the trip to a peninsula most New Yorker don't know about. The look under the Throgs Neck bridge.
Shopping Center
Throggs Neck Shopping Center
815 Hutchinson River PkwyThere is a Target, an apple bees, and several stores you can shop in.
Places of worship
Monday - Saturday mass at 8 am and 9 am. Sundays at 8:30 am, 10:00 am, 11:30 am, 1:00 pm (spanish)
St. Frances de Chantal Church
190 Hollywood AveMonday - Saturday mass at 8 am and 9 am. Sundays at 8:30 am, 10:00 am, 11:30 am, 1:00 pm (spanish)
City advice
Getting around
Express Bus BMX9
The express bus is on East Tremont and Miles Ave.
Please Google it to view the time schedule.