Little Italy, New York

liked little italy but not the food over priced,worst cannoli i have ever had when i returned home i had to go the the best italian place around just to confirm,the food was better and it was.

These cute sidewalk restaurants can pack a punch when the bill comes. We had six glasses of coke and were billed $17 for them. The food was good, and when ordering a special, it's at a reasonable price. I'm not a cheap person, but I know I could have bought three cases of coke for that price. Drink water!!!

this was so expensive.. they call you in as you walk down the street.. They charged us for a glass my son broke, no free refills on any drinks, everything was so high priced.. bring lots of money!!!

it is supposed to be little Italy correct????? Well I must of missed them because I saw everything but Italians. On top of this I went to a HORRIBLE cafe(cafe palermo) the workers were not of Italian descent and no Italian speaking service was offered.

I liked that little Italy had a alot of stuff sort of like a mall to buy.I bought a scare when I was there that you can put in your hair or wear it around your waist or around your neck and my friend bought her boyfriend a sword.We are planning a trip back to New York Soon and we are going back to Little Italy

Every year we visit Little Italy's La Mela. It has grown over the years (somewhat to my dismay). But for family-style, loud ass Italians...this is the place. It's a prix fixe menu - you walk in and they are slamming down the bottles of wine (refuse whatever you don't want like peligrino, b/c they can be pushy) and then the antipasta, cheeses, the pasta, the meat - the veal - mama mia! What a place! Skip dessert there and walk up the next block to the FAMOUS Ferrara. Since 1892 you cannot go wrong here.

I just liked the idea of strolling along and you could pick the place you wanted to eat at. The little shops that wre amongst it all were great.

After fighting our way through a dirty and packed Chinatown, Little Italy was a breath of fresh air. The streets were clean and lined with small trees, The resturants were great, and the street vendors were easy to deal with, not pushy or forcefull at all. Overall it reminded me of a block party where evryone knew each other. I would love to go back and spend more time there.

Would recommend Little Italy to anyone that enjoys good food and nice shopping. While my husband and I were there, the streets were blocked off for the Memorial Day Celebration, so we could walk with ease and no fear of the wild taxi drivers. The Cafe's and Resturants had opened up their side doors and extended their business onto the street, for outdoor dining. It was nice to sit and have a nice meal while people watching.

i liked it because the food was good everywhere i`ve ever been down there and the people are very friendly its wasnt too expensive because i didnt break any glasses and drink 4 sodas but great places to bring dates over in little italy