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About XBar - Bronx
Welcome to the venue overview for the space historically associated with XBar in the Bronx. While branding and naming have shifted over the years, the location at 3601 Boston Road has hosted a variety of events under different names, and is near key transit corridors and local amenities. This page provides practical details to help you plan a visit, including seating considerations where available, parking options, transit accessibility, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations. Always verify current uses or events with the venue or local listings before you go.
For those planning a night out in the Bronx, consider secure and convenient options nearby. While there isn’t an active XBar-bronx listing with published seating charts or capacity, the surrounding area offers nearby venues and dining alternatives. If you’re organizing a group outing, we’ll help you navigate parking, transit, and nearby stays to ensure a smooth experience from arrival to departure.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Current status: No active XBar-bronx venue found; 3601 Boston Road is listed as Triple Deuce Restaurant & Grill, not an XBar. (Evidence: Triple Deuce listing and event posts at the address.)
- Historical occupant: Xpressions operated at 3601 Boston Road; NY SLA suspended its license in August 2017 for this Bronx location. The address is the same 3601 Boston Road previously associated with Xpressions.
- Former location: An X Bar was listed at 2297 Cedar Ave (Bronx) but is shown as permanently closed.
- Capacity and seating chart: No credible, public capacity or official seating chart for an XBar-bronx venue; ticketing sites list the venue address but show no published capacity.
- Transit proximity: StreetEasy indicates proximity to the 5 train corridor with nearby stops (Baychester Ave, Gun Hill Rd, Eastchester–Dyre Ave) near 3601 Boston Road.
- Notable events hosted: The 3601 Boston Road address has hosted events under other names (e.g., Triple Deuce) and was previously associated with Xpressions; SLA notes from 2017 describe license suspensions and disorderly conduct at that site.
- Renaming/demolition: The space appears renamed/repurposed from XBar-Xpressions to Triple Deuce; no active XBar-bronx branding is evidenced as of 2026.