Bronx St, West Farms

This is nothing but a one-way street if you wish to call it that. There really isn't anything on the street but a sidewalk on one side and a building at the corner. Otherwise, there really there is nothing to look at.

Bronx Street is a very odd place. It is a small dead end street not spanning an entire block. The street gets cut off before reaching the other street (179th St.) on the other side. Technically however, the street actually continues as a pedestrian walkway. I would NOT recommend walking this portion however. Street lamps are often not working and it is extremely desolate. The street borders the Bronx River on it's western bank. North of 179th street it actually continues again as a walkway bordering the river until it reaches 180th St. Again, I do not recommend anyone walking around here for now. The river bank does have a park and it is currently, as of posting this review, being reconstructed. Perhaps in the future it may be a safer, more inviting area. On a positive note, it does boast an art academy at the intersection of Bronx St. and East Tremont Ave.