Little Italy is a compact destination neighborhood famous for its concentration of traditional Italian bakeries and restaurants. Historically, the neighborhood was home to the thousands of Italian immigrants that arrived in New York in the 19th Century.
The Life
Chock full of restaurants, shops, cafes, and bakeries, Mulberry Street is the main pedestrian strip and is rarely lacking in energy or crowds. It is common to sit down at one of the many traditional Italian restaurants for dinner before heading over to Ferrara’s for dessert. Being close to several other popular neighborhoods, Little Italy is the ideal pitstop for a fun night out.
