Little Italy, NYC neighborhood guide
Go for the pasta but stick around for more incredible things to do in Little Italy, NYC like the Feast of San Gennaro
Here’s a brief history lesson: Immigrants from Naples and Sicily ventured to Little Italy, NYC in the 1880s, and the area once stretched from Canal to Houston Streets, between Lafayette Street and the Bowery. Nowadays the strong Italian presence shrunk down to the blocks surrounding Mulberry Street—Mama Mia! Regardless, the Italian pride still remains during the annual Feast of San Gennaro. You can’t beat the authentic pasta dishes served by the best Italian restaurants. However, the food is not the only draw—some of the trendiest clothing stores in the city are located on Mulberry Street, not to mention some of the best bars in NYC.
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The best of Little Italy, NYC
Restaurants in Little Italy, NYC
Capri Ristorante
Venue says: “Whether celebrating a special occasion with family or friends or hosting a corporate event, Capri can accommodate your needs! 212-625-2626”
Bars in Little Italy, NYC
The Ship
This sexy den from Little Branch’s Joseph Schwartz and Cervantes Ramirez welcomes you to the depths below with subtly upscale touches
Mulberry Project
Cool-hunters looking for a break from clubland can hit this underground boîte
