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Bronx Day in Albany returned after nearly a decade! The Bronx Beer Hall was honored with a 2026 Change Maker Award, and Paul Ramirez spoke on the Cost of Doing Business panel at the Albany Capital Center.Read now -
Happy New Year 2026: From The Bronx to The World!
Read nowAnother year is in the books! We went through over 1,000 photos to create a special video tribute to the support, friendship, and laughter you shared with us this year. See if you can spot yourself in From The Bronx's 2025 recap.
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Watch: Anthony & Paul Ramirez Host "The Immigrant City" for NYC Tourism's New Web Series!
Read nowWe are proud to announce that Anthony and Paul Ramirez are the hosts of "The Immigrant City," a new episode of NYC Tourism's From Times Square to The World web series. Join them as they explore the indigenous history of Lower Manhattan, the culinary traditions of Staten Island, and the vibrant culture of The Bronx's own Arthur Avenue.
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Bringing Bronx Flavor to The Lower East Side
Read nowThe Bronx Beer Hall was proud to join the 2025 Taste of the Lower East Side, supporting Grand Street Settlement’s vital programs for over 17,500 New Yorkers each year. Proceeds from the event help fund early childhood education, senior services, housing support, and more, highlighting the powerful role food and community play in bringing people together.
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Featured in StreetEasy’s New Campaign: The Bronx Beer Hall Represents
Read nowThe Bronx Beer Hall is featured in StreetEasy and Mother New York’s new ad campaign, reminding New Yorkers to hold on to their city roots. Whether you’re still in The Bronx or living in the suburbs, FromTheBronx.com has everything you need to stay connected to home.
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The Real Little Italy? Paul Ramirez Sets the Record Straight on The Bronx’s Arthur Avenue
Read nowPaul Ramirez, co-founder of From The Bronx and The Bronx Beer Hall, joined @NewYorkers.Live and host Mike Figs to settle the debate on where New York’s REAL Little Italy is—Arthur Avenue in The Bronx. In the video, Paul highlights the neighborhood’s deep roots, family-owned businesses, and authentic culture, proving that Bronx Little Italy is more than just a place—it’s an experience.
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