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Arthur Avenue, Bronx
In this Italian neighborhood, dozens of small, family-run stores sell everything from
Italian wines, handmade pastas, and sausages to rosaries and votive candles.
• Arthur Ave, Bronx
• Subway (4) Fordham Rd
Nassau Avenue, Greenpoint
Shops in America's largest Polish community are laden with home made
kielbasas
and
babkas
, statues of saints, Polish books and music.
• Nassau Ave, Greenpoint, Brooklyn
• Subway (G) Nassau
Brighton Beach Avenue, Brooklyn
Known as “Little Odessa,” Russian is the first language on this busy street selling
everything from smoked fish to Russian dolls.
• Brighton Beach Ave, Brooklyn
• Subway (B, Q) Brighton Beach
13th Ave, Borough Park
The main street of Borough Park, home to America's largest Orthodox Jewish com-
munity, bustles with shops filled with religious articles, tempting baked goods, chil-
dren's clothing, and linens.
• 13th Ave, Borough Park, Brooklyn
• Subway (D) 55th St
