W hen talking about Little Italy in New York, it is common to think of places like Little Italy in Manhattan, one of the most overhyped places in NYC, Bensonhurst and Dyker Heights in Brooklyn ...

Photos: Restaurants of New York City’s Little Italy. Italian has always been the cuisine of choice for New York. You don’t need to walk more than a block or two most anywhere in Manhattan to ...

From Boston’s North End to San Francisco’s North Beach, these communities are still serving the country's most authentic, ...

In New York City, there's Little Italy downtown, and "the real Little Italy" up in the Bronx, but the best Sicilian eatery in the city is found in neither.

Eat pizza in Little Italy is ranked #29 out of 38 things to do in New York City. See pictures and our review of Eat pizza in Little Italy.

New York’s Little Italy, pictured here in about 1900, is now confined to a few blocks of restaurants and tourist shops (Rex) Your support helps us to tell the story Read more ...

For more than a century, Arthur Avenue has thrived as the heart of New York City’s other Little Italy. Though the area keeps evolving, the meals—and the stories—remain as delicious as ever.