We stopped in here during Ferragosto (look it up and go next year, it is SO much better than San Gennaro). Instead of buying a meal, my sister, her boyfriend and I decided to buy individual ingredients. From Teitel Brothers we bought prosciutto and fresh mozzarella. Just thinking about the proscuitto makes me weak in the knees. The mozzarella was hella delectable too, not dry, made that morning fresh, and cold. Bellissima! Teitel would warrant five stars from me on their prosciutto alone, but it was so packed in their little shop! From what I've been told from regulars it is always packed, not just on Ferragosto. If they could remedy this I would make the trip out to the Bronx more often for some of this perfectly salted prosciutto. Buy it. Do it. Now!! read more

This place never disappoints. First time in is overwhelming but the staff are very helpful and knowledgeable. We come every year for the parmigianno reggiano, prosciutto di Parma, soppressata, and olives. They have so much more I've yet to explore. But if you're on Arthur Ave. you need to check them out. read more

Best bang for your buck for great Italian appetizers in the Bronx. The staff is always nice and very helpful. They serve delicious products. read more

I wish the owners would wear their masks ! It is crowded and doesn't help when they are talking to you etc and the mask is either not on or way below their nose . For the most part, their employees do . Good prices. So not listening to the Covid precautions. U decide if it is worth going . read more

This place is beyond authentic. Love getting cold cuts, cheeses, olives, peppers etc... from here. The staff is very friendly and dedicated to their brand and quality. If you are ever in little Italy in the Bronx you have to check them out for sure. I'm thankful that places like this still exist. It's small in size but don't underestimate its authenticity. read more

The workers are so helpful and accommodating, they helped me discover a few of my newest favorite cheeses! Antipast Heaven! read more

Teitel Brothers - Truffle cheese! - Grocery Near Me - Bronx, New York

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Oh how I'd love to write a fake review and tell you not to go to Teitel Brothers if only to make my frequent visits easier! This place is an absolute madhouse, no matter the day or the hour. Lines are frequently held at bay by a doorman facilitating crowd control, but once you finally get in, the atmosphere is still incredibly chaotic. Where do I stand to be served? Who is next on line? There's just a mob of people, so it's best if you aren't shy. This place typically has the best prices on all of your staples - olives, nuts, olive oil, flour, coffee, parmesan, sliced meats, etc. The quality is very high, and the ingredients are always extremely fresh. There is such a plethora of Italian ingredients that you can really find just about everything you need (except fresh meat and fish - plenty of other Arthur Avenue shops for that) right here. I only give it four stars because of the sometimes maddening lack of a system, but the wait is always well worth it. Somehow, though, I always end up walking out with more than I intended to buy - they are very persuasive, so don't go when you are hungry or you might walk out with far more than you bargained for! read more

If you want to buy exemplary and authentic Italian groceries at extremely reasonable prices, Teitel Brothers is the store for you. If you're visiting Arthur Avenue stop in and buy something like the world's best Pecorino Romano. If you can't get there, use their mail order services to purchase items like authentic Sicilian oregano on dried branches. In addition to the obvious quality of the merchandise, the staff couldn't be more helpful or nicer. Highly, highly recommended. Five stars across the board Continued excellence is the order of the day. Quality is Job 1. Two more exceptional deliveries. read more

Teitel Brothers is great place to get Italian cheese, meat, pasta, oil, etc (basically, whatever you want to cook good Italian food at home, you can find here). The staff is friendly, and there's a real old-school atmosphere here. So it's always a fun place to visit. But their prices are a bit high - as are most stores on Arthur Avenue. Many of the merchants here just seem to act like their shopping strip is a bigger tourist attraction than it is. But they're remaining in business. And overall, Tietel Brothers has been running a great business, for many decades! read more

What a pity that after having been in New York City for almost 4 years I only found out about this store a few weeks ago! Even during these unprecedented times and with very few places still home delivering, Teitel Brothers managed to deliver my order timely and with no mistakes. I was so happy to be able to enjoy real Italian cheeses and delicacies at a reasonable price. I really recommend it!!!!! TM, NYC read more

We have always shopped there and everything has always been delicious. Because of the virus we have been staying close to home but miss our tomatoes, cheeses and prosciutto so my husband as always came up with a brilliant idea - he said Teitel delivers why not see what they can do. Sure enough I was lucky to speak to a gentleman named Victor who was ever so helpful and nice ! And the next morning I had 4 boxes of tomatoes and a bunch of other stuff early the next day. I called Victor to thank him for all his help. I hope we can get to the store sometime soon but good to know how reliable they were. read more

The owner greeted me outside the store. I told him I saw him on a YouTube video and he whipped me up some fresh mozz wrapped in prosciutto drizzled with an aged balsamic. I'm sure they don't do that for everyone. But having that experience there was unreal. I think his name was Ed. Nicest guy. I'll def be back! read more

Tiny Italian specialty food market on Arthur Ave in the Bronx with imported tomatoes, olive oil and pasta. They also specialize in Italian meats and had a good selection of salami, pepperoni and other cured meats. Bought some salami and it was delicious. Counter service was helpful and friendly and prices were quite reasonable. Definitely going to come back and recommended. Just note it's a tiny place and does get cramped in there. read more

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My husband is the fourth generation in his family to shop at Teitel Brothers, and our kids make the 5th generation. The choice of beautiful foods from Italy is endless. Bought the most delicious chunk of aged parmesan cheese this afternoon! read more

I have been shopping at Teitel Brothers for over 30 years. It's the best place for Italian specialties. Due to the coronavirus I did not want to drive in. I ordered on line and found the entire experience fantastic. I can get all my favorites without having to drive. The order was confirmed by Karen, who is very helpful, and the next day it was deliver via UPS. What a pleasure! read more

Teitel Brothers has the best selection of cheeses.. meats...pasta..bread..everything! (I LOVVEEEE their mozzarella!) Their prices are absolutely reasonable, if not better than other stores & quality of their products are outstanding. The guys behind the counter are incredible, they're always willing to help, answer my questions & even let me have a taste of a product I'm curious about. They're super friendly, I've never felt rushed, even when they are jam packed. It's not surprising their store is practically the busiest on the street! Teitel bros, you definitely have a lifetime customer here! read more

Very helpful employees and some great Italian products! This is my go to place. I would check this place out if you're in the area for sure

This is the place to go in Little Italy, Bronx for Italian deli treats! The quality of food is fantastic, atmosphere lively, and service great! We recently brought a group of Jesuit Scholastics to sample some of their food and had the BEST time (even got a signed cookbook)! You've got to try their fresh mozzarella balls, pruschetta and aged balsamic vinegar. Absolutely delicious! read more

To call Teitel Brothers legendary would be a gross understatement. If you're not shopping here, you're doing it wrong.

When I heard about Arthur ave every time the bronx came up in conversation, I knew we would have to go eventually. As awesome as today was, from the zoo trip to the cheese plate, I only wish that day had come sooner. We had picked up ravioli, prosciutto, sweet sausage, and bread already, lacking only that most crucial element, cheese. We see an awning proclaiming said delicious dairy product to the world, but to our dismay, it was closing! The guy outside shouts in, "Hey, you got time to these guys some parmesan?" "Of course!" came the answer. We walk in to the final boisterous purchases of every kind of cheese, charcuterie, and delicacy one could think of. A hunk of nougat the size of my head was being wrapped up down the counter, and sausages of every kind hung from the ceiling. A cheery man behind the counter, even in the mad end-of-day rush, patiently listened to my vague requests for grated parmesan and some tasting cheese, and came up with a pound of some of the best parmesan I have ever had. The real treat, however, was his recommendation of the 'Prima Donna,' a Gouda aged like a Parmesan. It was as if a little piece of cloud from inside of the Sistine chapel ceiling was broken off and handed to you, all crumbly, smooth, nutty, and gastronomically subsuming, with a little bit of tantalizing crystallization going on as well. Really remarkable. Paired excellently with the meat plate, though all you really need is a fresh piece of bread to crumble it on. Long story short, these guys are the real deal, and with a smile to boot! Worth the trip for any cheese or culture enthusiast. read more

This place is bustling crazy with tons and tons of people coming in and out to grab their daily/weekly fix of cheeses and meats. We stumbled upon this place while on our first trip out to the Bronx and noticed all these people coming in and out with meat. We like meat, so it was logical that we follow the swarms. Inside, we saw all of these men slicing huge pieces of meat - all types of Italian varieties like mortadella, cappy ham, soppressata, etc. They were handing us generous samples of the meats, so we decided to pick up a bit of the mortadella (sort of like bologna?) and a fattier type that (we think?) is called cappicola. Tasty. I sort of wish that they were more patient in telling us what types of meats these all were, the levels of saltiness/sweetness, etc., but I guess it's hard for them since they have a lot of people waiting to buy. We were wavering when deciding which ones to buy when the guy who was servicing us just flat out said, "come on, guys, make a decision." Not the most friendly or patient, but they get their jobs done. read more

Madhouse! Not for the faint of heart. It's exactly like everyone else has said... But if you've got the chops,make your way through the crowds,get some excellent olive oil, phenomenal parmigiano reggiano, fresh olives,and italian imported canned tomatoes. Then slap down your cash after they add up your total by pencil on your wax paper, make your way outside and do a victory dance 'cause you scored some good eats New York style-y. Buliah! read more

Amazing place with family and good food as a focus. Love going there and always come out with much more than i went for because everything is sooo delicious! And don't forget the fabulous gentlemen who serve you :-) read more

Sanitary conditions are lacking. Owner doesn't wears gloves, handles cheese with bear hands, puts on dirty scale and gets very nasty if you say something. No social distancing, no limit capacity, masks? depends on the day. Their house olive oil is mislabeled. ( bottles labeled with one variety contained a different oil). I've been shopping there for years and know the difference. Doubtful I'll go back. read more

Pretty cool little store...very cramped, but great products. Sweet capicola here is great, not sure if they make it themselves or not...but it's still realllllly good. Also get your Parmigiano-Reggiano here. It's some of the best I've ever had and they slice it out of a big wheel at roughly $10/lb. If that's not a deal, I don't know what is. read more

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Whenever I go here the line is usually out the door Lots of workers there so you won't be waiting too long and every one is knowledgeable and eager to give you a tasting regarding any inquiries you make Small place but they have everything you can possibly think of And the prices are so reasonable it make the trip here well worth it Loyal customer I am And this is my go to place when I'm cooking for special occasions read more

Today, I bought half a pound of prosciutto, half a pound of provolone, a jar of tomato sauce and a pack of pasta and they costs me $ 55.44. The main, obviously an italian, blue eyed, was talking to somebody while calculating in the wrapping paper my bill. When I arrived home, I looked at my handwritten calculations and I could not even understand some numbers, had a total of some scribbles. It could not cost me that much. Because there is one that is 1.49, 3.49, =cost of pasta and tomato sauce. Total of these 2 would be $5.98 only. Even if the proscuitto costs $20 and the provolone $10, the total would not be $55.44. Somebody has to check on them and make them give receipts to every customer. SOmetimes , these people get away with cheating on unsuspected customers. Bad business practice. read more

While being a customer for many years my most recent visit was a total disappointment. I was encouraged and assured to purchase 2 items of a different brand from what I usually get, to only discover later, that both were expired. When I confronted them the next week they did not have the decency to extend me an apology which they owed me. Being a customer of 10+ years it was offending they were discussing to reimburse me a dollar more or less. They lost my business for sure. read more

It's a great store and I will continue to shop there. But some of the people working in the store are not wearing masks. Covid is no joke. Please wear a mask to reduce the spread of Covid 19. read more

We went to pick up our favorite treats today and once again they didn't disappoint. Eddie and his dad Gil are the most delightful gentlemen to do business with. They carry everything yummy, fresh, delicious and delectable anyone would love. From balsamic vinegar to cheese to prosciutto to Virgin Olive Oil to antipasto. Thank you for being the very best. See you soon again. read more

Teitel Brothers - Grocery Near Me - Bronx, New York

Looking for real stuff, real pasta, real cheese, real cold cuts, real oil. This is the place. It's pricey but it's special. The best of the best. Owners are true gentleman as well. They support the community, I see their name all over the place. read more

Teitel is THE place to get the best Italian food. Good prices. Great products. I have been going there since I was in college in the 80s...traveling between Washington DC and central Connecticut...I divert from the Cross Bronx and in no time spend $200 for soooo much great stuff that would hold me over for a time. I am Italian - the whole family is from Italy, so we know the good stuff. It gets busy there for a reason..it's the best. read more

Store has an amazing selection and Mike and Eddie make the experience unforgettable. Welcoming warm knowledgable. Meats cheeses olives etc beyond good. Truly great people was a pleasure and alot of fun. read more

Meat, olives, cheese, pasta, oh my! They had all the good stuff here, served with a slightly surly attitude. It's a small store but they manage to cram everything in. read more

The legendary Teitel Brothers has been around since 1915! This place is great, they have everything you can want from an Italian grocery store, all authentic and fresh. Very tight space, but lots crammed into it. Great service too. read more

Teitel Brothers never disappoints! Funny, I read a rare less-than-positive review below and although I was surprised, we all have an off day if that's what happened there. Here's the simple deal with Teitel Brothers; when it comes to their food quality and experience in their shop, no off days exist!!! They carry the best prosciutto made in Italy, along with parmesan, soppressata, etc. it's always a fun experience, including trying and buying something that you didn't go in there for. It's a great family run company and they take pride in their quality. I've been going their for 25 years, not once did we bring something home and it didn't meet our expectations. Go there, buys lots of great food, and enjoy!! It's worth the trip! read more

I LOVE this store. They have EVERYTHING! Everone is so nice I could be there all day. YOU MUST GO! Their wonderful history is what immigration is all about read more

Teitel Brothers is the place to go for any sort of deli item when you're shopping on Arthur Avenue - for everything except mozzarella, because you need to go to Casa Della for that. But for everything else, you can't beat the prices and efficiency you get here. Prosciutto di Parma is ~$15/lb which is as cheap as the real stuff is going to get in my experience. Of course you can get the domestic Boars Head or other brands, but they are totally different products. Parmigiano is ~$12/lb here I believe, also an excellent price. And you know you are getting a fresh product given the volume of people they serve here everyday. Highly recommended. Kind of a free-for-all, you have to fend for yourself especially at Christmas and other busy times, but worth it for the prices and quality. read more

Teitel Brothers is my go-to source for the best Italian meats, cheeses, olives and pastas. The products are authentic and the prices are great. Everyone who works behind the counter is incredibly helpful. They are happy to explain to you where products came from, what they recommend, and even suggest recipes. If you're on Arthur Avenue, you MUST stop in. read more

Teitel's a must whenever you're in Little Italy. Never disappoints and the staff are always extremely friendly!