Jerome Ave, Jerome Park (Kingsbridge Heights)

It is very nice area close to the park.acualty they have 2 parks. It is nice and quite and very diverse area. You will find many different culture people from Indian. Russian to Hispanic. The area has good food and restraint and clubs ad bars. Very social and nice area and close to motefior hospital

It is very nice area close to the park.acualty they have 2 parks. It is nice and quite and very diverse area. You will find many different culture people from Indian. Russian to Hispanic. The area has good food and restraint and clubs ad bars. Very social and nice area and close to motefior hospital

E 176th St & Jerome Ave, just mark this place as you don’t want to live there. The 4 train is very annoying at nigh time and it is very scary area as there is not much light. Most crimes happened there.dont even walks around there or you will be in trouble.

E 205th between the concourse and moshulo is an interesting place. I have lived there for four yrs and seen the changes. The street is "bi-polar" during the summer children play in the street, the hydrant is open, the neighbors are drinking and grilling food on the sidewalk ahhh, and then comes the winter.. no one is really outside and the street looks a little desolate. This is a one way street so it does cause some traffic issues when people double park. The good thing is that there is a small grocery store in the middle of the street and a supermarkets a block away. Public transportation is right up the block. There are two schools nearby (3 blocks away). People on this street have the tendency to be nosy and loud and the cops constantly drive through but are not always around when you need them. P.s fourth of july and the weeks prior are very loud ...thats right expect to see fireworks outside of your window.

The area is going through some revitalization, however there is a lot left to be done. It's crowded and busy and many of the residential buildings look run down. It is close to Yankee Stadium and many people use it as a way to get to the stadium adding to the already troubling traffic. Overall it is a decent enough area and offers some convenience although it doesn't offer much in the way of major shopping. The food is good, but that's about it and I wouldn't consider settling there.

There are a few delis on this street, but not much else. This street is home to a school and several small businesses. I don’t think you’ll find much in the way of housing, food, or entertainment here, but you will find a lot in the way of a nice neighborhood. Though the South Bronx doesn’t really have the best reputation, I think there are a lot of nice streets here and think it's worth looking into.

Jerome street was named after Leonard Jerome. Recently this street has become an oasis for the hungry. Restaurants and hotels here offer a wide range for people to satisfy their hunger. You could also enjoy luxury stays and exceptionally one of the best services without having to empty your pockets too much. Nightlife also gives you the best of music and dancing experience.

This street links Woodlawn to Yankee Stadium.It got its name after Leonard Jerome.Most stations of New York are found at the Jerome Avenue. It is an oasis for the hungry. People stop in to satisfy their bellies at the various restaurants across the street. Hotels over here offer a satisfying service which makes your stay comfortable. You also get an opportunity to dwell in friendly neighborhood making your stay more comfortable and pleasure filled apart from the delicious mouth watering food awaiting at Jerome Avenue.