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One of Westchester County’s most beloved locales, Bronxville offers a quaint yet vibrant lifestyle that balances urban sophistication with suburban ease and convenience. Known for its stately Tudor homes and graceful neighborhoods, Bronxville also boasts a bustling business district and charming downtown packed with cozy eateries, specialty food stores, art galleries, antique shops, eclectic boutiques, and a movie theater. A former artist’s colony and one of the first planned communities in the United States, Bronxville is also a cultural gem. With a short commuting time to Grand Central Station, it’s a popular spot for homeowners with ties to New York City.
Here are some of the best things to eat, see, and do in Bronxville.
Dining
Underhills Crossing
74.5 Pondfield Rd, Bronxville
An Open Table Diner’s Choice winner in 2023, Underhills Crossing is a local favorite destination exuding elegance and charm. Located right in the heart of the village, its “American Nouvelle cuisine with a French flair” includes caviar samplings, an extensive raw bar, creative salads, and entrees like coq au vin and Dover sole. Inventive speakeasy cocktails and a robust wine list round out the offerings.
Pete’s Park Place Tavern
18 – 20 Park Pl, Bronxville
For a relaxed and casual dining experience, Bronxville residents frequently gather at Pete’s. This local tavern is everything you expect in a great neighborhood restaurant: friendly ambiance, classic pub fare, 25-cent wing nights, and live music events. The hearty menu includes 13 burger selections, tacos, salads, and tons of starters.
Nature Trailway
Bronx River Pathway
Enter at the Bronxville Metro-North Railroad Station, Depot Plaza Northbound
Bronxville residents have direct access to the Bronx River Pathway, a paved trail which runs along the 807-acre Bronx River Reservation and is located immediately adjacent to the Bronx River Parkway. The trek spans central Westchester in three sections, totaling nine miles from Valhalla to Yonkers. The Pathway is perfect for biking, walking, and jogging.
Shopping
Bronxville Farmers’ Market
Stone Pl at Paxton Ave
Every Saturday from 8:30 am to 1 pm (from early May through Thanksgiving), you can find fresh, locally sourced produce, artisanal goods, and homemade treats at Bronxville Farmers’ Market. The market has a 20-year history in the village and serves as a community hub. Expect vendors including Hidden Acre Farm, Jackie’s Empanadas, Maplebrook Farm Creamery, and Simple Motive Brewing Company, among many others.
La Gravinese Jewelers
115 Pondfield Rd, Bronxville
Founded in New York City in 1917, and gracing the village since 1964, this fourth-generation, family-owned jeweler is an historic place to shop for timeless jewelry. The store offers everything from engagement rings to statement pieces, cuff links, charms, and estate jewels. La Gravinese also offers jewelry repair and appraisals.
Culture
Concordia Conservatory
171 White Plains Rd, Bronxville
Since 1977, Concordia Conservatory has served as a premier institution dedicated to music and the arts. The Conservatory offers a wide range of programs, including music lessons, performances, educational events, a children’s summer camp, and music and art therapy. Its honors program prepares gifted musicians for rigorous music college courses while mommy-and-me classes give the littlest attendees an introduction to music, and adults can also learn to play an instrument for the first time.
