Neighborhood Highlights

Where the city’s rhythm
meets the writer’s pen

Everyday Rituals, Redefined

Grab your morning cup of coffee from a barista that knows your name. Walk your dog through green spaces like St. Mary’s Park or along the Harlem River waterfront. This is a neighborhood where the pace slows just enough to let the day write itself.

Where Stories Live

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Where Stories Live

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Where Stories Live

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Where Stories Live

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The Culture
Runs Deep

Browse independent art galleries, catch  spoken word at BronxArtSpace or catch a fly ball at nearby Yankee Stadium. Hit up Bronx Brewery for a craft beer and live set, or discover your new favorite speakeasy in Mott Haven tucked behind an unmarked door. From hip-hop to hardcover, the South Bronx is where expression lives.

Taste the Neighborhood

Local favorites like Beatstro and Chocobar Cortés serve up flavor and heritage. Food here doesn’t just nourish — it tells a story. Whether it’s an empanada spot that’s been around for decades or a rooftop bar with skyline views, the South Bronx keeps it fresh, soulful, and always authentic.

Gallery

The Poet’s Path

From the lyrical roots of South Bronx hip-hop to the poetic echoes of Nuyorican voices, creativity pulses through every block. Street murals become verses. Old stoops become stages. And every train ride — just a stop away from Manhattan — brings you back to a neighborhood with a voice all its own.

Stay Connected

Inkwell offers exceptional connectivity with nearby 2, 4, 5, and 6 subway lines for quick access to Manhattan and the Bronx. The Soundview Ferry Landing provides a scenic route downtown via the East River. Cyclists enjoy the Bronx River Greenway for seamless park and waterfront access. Inkwell’s proximity to the Major Deegan Expressway and RFK Bridge makes for easy travel between boroughs.

Explore the Neighborhood

Access & Transportation

In the city, but with space to breathe.

2 & 5 Subway Lines

Inkwell is conveniently located between these express Subway lines, with access via 149th Street-Grand Concourse station- making it super connected to both Manhattan and the rest of the Bronx.

Quick access to Midtown Manhattan and beyond at the E 138th Street-Third Ave station.

Ferry Landing at Soundview

Hop on the NYC Ferry and take the scenic route downtown via the East River.

Biking the Bronx River Greenway

Seamless bike path to major parks and riverfronts.

Major Deegan Expressway and RFK Bridge

With easy access to these routes, driving through the boroughs is easy from Inkwell.

Inkwell is conveniently situated near the express 4 Subway line, accessible via the 149th Street–Grand Concourse station—offering quick, direct connections to Manhattan, Yankee Stadium, and other parts of the Bronx.

Parks & Green Spaces

Where movement, nature, and moments of reflection meet.

St. Mary’s Park

The Bronx’s oldest park, this large space includes a recreation center, pool, picnic spots, playgrounds and so much more.

Located along the Harlem River, this park has BBQ areas, dedicated children's spaces and tennis courts, to name a few.

Joyce Kilmer Park

A leafy urban park named after the poet Joyce Kilmer, ideal for strolls, picnics, and neighborhood gatherings.

Franz Sigel Park

Green space honoring General Franz Sigel, offering playgrounds, sports fields, and community events.

Macombs Dam Park/Pier 5

A vibrant urban park offering expansive athletic fields, playgrounds, and scenic walking paths. Adjacent to Yankee Stadium, the park provides stunning views of the ballpark and the Harlem River, making it a popular spot for sports enthusiasts and families alike.

Governor Smith Playground

A welcoming community park featuring accessible play structures, swings, and open green spaces. It's an ideal spot for families to relax and enjoy outdoor activities in a serene setting.

Rev. T. Wendall Foster Park

A 15-acre park featuring basketball courts, synthetic and grass ballfields, a playground, and a pool, providing a diverse range of recreational opportunities for the community. Named in honor of Reverend T. Wendell Foster, the first Black elected official in the Bronx, the park serves as a vibrant community hub.

New Roots Community Farm

An urban farm dedicated to sustainable agriculture and community engagement. Offers refugees, immigrants, and local residents the opportunity to grow their own food and participate in educational workshops.

Nightlife & After Hours

The beat doesn’t stop when the sun sets.

Bronx Brewery Back Yard

Where every sip and interaction embodies the spirit of this dynamic borough. Immerse yourself in a rich tapestry of culture, savour bold flavours, and embrace an inclusive atmosphere.

Charlies Bar & Kitchen

A lively nightlife hotspot, featuring craft cocktails, vibrant music, and a dynamic social scene.

Bronx Drafthouse

A vibrant neighborhood bar that offers a lively atmosphere and a large, rotating selection of craft beers, ensuring there’s always something new to try. In addition to its impressive beer menu, the bar serves a variety of delicious food options, including juicy burgers, fresh salads, and more.

Glenroy Lunch & Tavern

Where classic bar grub and spirited nightlife meet. A neighborhood staple known for strong drinks, fun DJ nights, and a laid-back crowd.

Billy’s Sports Bar

Billy's Bar is the largest sports bar, lounge & rooftop in the Bronx, near Yankee Stadium, with 30 TVs, DJs, and light shows. All the games, cold drinks, and bar snacks you want — a sports fan’s haven in the Bronx.

Sleek and modern, this spot mixes cocktails, ambient tunes, and good company in a stylish setting.

Rosa’s at Park

Neighborhood hangout with comforting dishes, relaxed vibes, and a welcoming local crowd.

Local Gems & Community

The hidden verses of the neighborhood.

Bronx Native Store

Bronx Native is an apparel brand and community shop that celebrates Bronx identity through clothing, art, and storytelling.

South Bronx Farmer’s Market

This community-run market serves as a local access point for seasonal fruits, vegetables, and healthy food options.

Located within Bronx Park, it is one of the largest zoos in the United States, comprising of 265 acres of park lands and naturalistic habitats.

Bronx Children's Museum

Serving approximately 180,000 Bronx residents annually through its innovative programming, BxCM engages children and adults with STEAM-based activities.

New Roots Community Farm

An urban farm dedicated to sustainable agriculture and community engagement. Offers refugees, immigrants, and local residents the opportunity to grow their own food and participate in educational workshops.

Kidstown: Children Clothing Store

Kidstown is a charming children’s clothing store offering a curated selection of stylish, comfortable, and affordable apparel for kids of all ages.

Bronx Terminal Market

Enjoy the retail amenities of Bronx Terminal Market and the Waterfront as your backyard—your backyard destination for shopping, dining, and relaxation.

Food & Drink

Culinary creativity, local flavor, and old-school gems.

Minato Izakaya & Garden by Porto Salvo

Experience the vibrant energy of our trendy izakaya and garden, where tantalising Japanese small plates, exquisite sushi, and innovative cocktails await to ignite your senses!

Where hip-hop culture meets Southern and Puerto Rican soul. This vibrant spot blends music, art, and food into an experience that’s as lively as the Bronx itself.

An elegant fusion of French and Mexican cuisine in a chic, sunlit space. Creative dishes, a welcoming atmosphere, and one of the best happy hours in the neighborhood make this restaurant a standout.

The Bronx Brewery & Empanology

More than a brewery — it’s a cultural hub. With craft beers, soulful eats, live art, and music, this space celebrates Bronx creativity and community in every pour and plate.

Mottley Kitchen

With a charming rooftop deck and delicious food, this café will be your neighborhood go-to,

Giovanni’s & G Bar

Italian-American eatery with hearty plates, warm service, and a cozy, family-friendly atmosphere.

Parrilla Latina

Latin American grill specializing in charcoal-grilled meats, vibrant salsas, and festive energy.

Hudson Smokehouse

The Bronx’s bold ode to Texas-style BBQ — smoky brisket, rib racks, jerk wings, and soulful sides in a warm, bustling setting.

Located inside Yankee Stadium, NYY Steak offers top-quality dry-aged USDA Prime steaks, fresh seafood, and an extensive selection of wines and spirits.

Flavas International Grill

A family-run gem serving authentic Jamaican comfort food. Locals love the smoky jerk chicken, sweet fried plantains, and tender oxtail stew — perfect for a flavorful sit-down meal or a quick takeaway fix.

Art & Culture

Street poetry, gallery walls, and creative community.

The Hip Hop Museum

A historic project in the making, this museum will soon honor the birthplace and evolution of hip-hop culture — just a few blocks from The Inkwell.

Independent gallery showcasing local and BIPOC artists. Where bold Bronx art meets community.

Home of the world-renowned New York Yankees and New York City FC, this newly built stadium also hosts concerts, college football and more.

This contemporary art gallery, co-founded by legendary graffiti artist CRASH, is dedicated to bringing art back to the area.

An expertly curated independent bookstore/wine bar that hosts community events and readings.

Bronx Museum of the Arts

A free, contemporary art museum that brings people together through exhibitions, collections and programs inspired by the Bronx’s vibrant communities.

Regal Concourse

The neighborhood’s go-to cinema for new releases, comfy seating, and an easy night out right in the heart of the Bronx.

A powerhouse for Bronx artists, this nonprofit hosts exhibitions, creative workshops, and networking events while giving emerging talents a platform to shine.