What's the atmosphere like in Little Italy – does it still feel like an authentic Italian neighborhood or more touristy now?

But in 1890, when over half of all Italians in New York City lived in Little Italy, the neighborhood extended much further, from East Houston to Chambers Street, and from Broadway to the Bowery.

5 great outdoor dining spots in Little Italy Little Italy is a culinary destination, from the many red sauce classics to one of the city's most popular pizza parlors.

As Italians came to New York, many of them settled in what is known as Little Italy. Once a bustling area, the neighborhood condensed to small section of Mulberry Street.

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.

Little Italy fills every tourist’s must-see list. Its romantic, old New York atmosphere is world famous, and its authentic pasta dishes, served by the best Italian restaurants, can’t be beaten.

NEW YORK -- As the saying goes, it's "the feast of all feasts," and the nearly century-old San Gennaro Festival has returned to Little Italy. Over the next week, millions will stroll the streets ...