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Little Italy

Little Italy

When Italian immigrants moved to this Manhattan neighborhood in the late 1800s, they brought their customs, food and language. That heritage remains evident today—Little Italy’s streets are lined with restaurants serving Italian staples on red-and-white checkered tablecloths. Di Palo’s cheese shop and Ferrara Bakery & Café—known for its cannoli and espresso—are among the long-tenured businesses still operating today. One of NYC’s oldest street fairs, the annual Feast of San Gennaro, celebrates the patron saint of Naples every September with food and festivities.

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Attractions & Tours

Manhattan

Like A Local Tours

Like A Local presents insider experiences, and every guide is a working actor.

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Restaurants

Little Italy

Grotta Azzurra

After a hundred years in Little Italy, Grotto Azzurra is holding down its history as host to Caruso and Sinatra; that same hospitality extends to the travelers and locals who pack the recently renovated restaurant.

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Nightlife

Little Italy

GoldBar

Rub shoulders—that is, if you can get in—with A-list celebs including Jennifer Aniston, John Mayer and Cameron Diaz at this Broome Street lounge, brought to you by the former general manager of Lotus and the owners of Cain.

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Shopping

Little Italy

Di Palo’s

Visit this classic, family-owned Italian grocer for imported cheeses, pastas and olive oils.

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Restaurants

Little Italy

Il Cortile

This old-world Mulberry Street gem packs in the garlic lovers nightly, thanks to a gorgeous cocktail lounge and an ultra-romantic garden room.

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Museums & Galleries

Little Italy

Italian American Museum

This museum is dedicated to celebrating and exploring the Italian-American experience.

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Restaurants

Little Italy

Pasquale Jones

Situated in Little Italy, Pasquale Jones features wood-fired food, Neo-NY style pizza, and an extraordinary wine program.

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Restaurants

Little Italy

Paesano

An affordable sit-down joint on Mulberry Street, Paesano serves up outstanding renditions of such classics as linguine with white or red clam sauce, lasagna primavera and chicken marsala.

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Shopping

Little Italy

DiPalo Fine Foods

Family owned since 1910, this gastronamia represents all 20 regions of Italy with imports such as handmade cheeses, cured meats, olive oil and vinegar.

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Nightlife

Little Italy

La Compagnie des Vins Surnaturels

New Yorkers have plenty to thank the French for: the Statue of Liberty, macarons and, yes, this sultry mouthful of a wine bar. Transplanting Paris’s...

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