This area was too small to make it worth the travel to get there, plus we had to go through ChinaTown on the way. More

sad to see how the area has diminished physically with the pressure from chinatown and Soho. Well worth going to the area for great food or espresso, Italian style. the Italian American Museum gave an insight to the changes in the area which we found to be very interesting. More

We love walking around in LIttle Italy; although there aren't as many of the old restaurants, there are still a few that are excellent. More

This is a place to go if you want to eat Italian food. However, all the places are not the same, so you should make part of the fun be in the picking of the restaurant. It's true Chinatown surrounds this attraction, but so what? This is America and that is what happens-live with it. I would go again, and... More

Poor Little Italy was crammed into a corner of China Town. Perhaps we missed the centre of it, but there was just one street? A few restaurants. There needs to be a lot more than this to attract tourists! More

Little Italy has lost much of what it once offered, as it has lost ground, literally. The size of Little Italy has shrunk over the years as the demographics of the area have changes. It's still worth a visit, but it's not what it once was. More

Restaurants are okay, nothing special. Touristy. Outdoor seating is nice. Dessert and coffee at Ferraros. More

This really is a gem in lower Manhattan. Little Italy used to actually be much larger, but it is being slowly encroached upon by the burgeoning population of adjacent Chinatown. Umberto's Restaurant, a classic landmark where a mafioso was actually gunned down, has closed its' doors. There is much to see here, though. If you are in town in the... More

Almost all the vestiges of the old Italian neighborhood are gone, replaced by bad restaurants and souvenir shops. More