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	Amazon.com: Little Italy Cookbook: Books: David Ruggerio,Melanie Acevedo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		If you have ever been to Little Italy, or have something similar in your hometown, you will enjoy this book, apart from the fact it is packed full of wonderful Italian recipes that are shared in all their glory in some terrifically appealing photos.
		David Ruggerio's "Little Italy Cookbook" is an exploration of not only fine Italian American cuisine (not true Italian as defined by the author, but rather adaptations based upon the Italian immigrant experience once in America) but also of the soul of what it is to be Italian.
		He journeys back to New York's Little Italy and spends a great amount of effort in trying to create for the reader a sense of desire to be in the locales he is. Many of the recipes he puts forth are amazing.
	www.amazon.com /Little-Italy-Cookbook-David-Ruggerio/dp/1885183542 (1504 words)

	Little Italy, Manhattan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Little Italy is a neighborhood in lower Manhattan, New York City, once known for its large population of Italian immigrants.
		Historically, Little Italy extended as far south as Bayard St, as far north as Bleecker, as far west as Lafayette, and as far east as the Bowery.
		As Italian-Americans left Manhattan for other boroughs and the suburbs in the middle of the Twentieth Century, the neighborhood recognizable as Little Italy gradually shrank.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Little_Italy,_Manhattan (268 words)

	Little Italy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Little Italy is a general name for an ethnic enclave populated (or formerly populated) primarily by Italians or people of Italian ancestry.
		Little Italy in Manhattan, New York City, New York
		Belmont/Arthur Avenue, The Bronx, New York City (sometimes known as the Little Italy of the Bronx)
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Little_Italy (172 words)

	Lakeland Bus Lines
		Little Italy, where in 1932 an estimated 98% of the inhabitants were of Italian birth or heritage.
		With the encroachment of Chinatown, Little Italy’s heart and soul is Mulberry Street, which is crowded with restaurants, cafes, bakeries, imported food shops and souvenir shops.
		Ferrara’s Bakery, in the heart of Little Italy, is one of the oldest bakeries in the city, built in 1892.
	www.lakelandbus.com /gourmet.html (179 words)

	little italy > nyc neighborhood profiles \| manhattan apartments
		Little Italy is situated between Canal Street and Houston Streets, adjacent to Chinatown, the East Village, and the Lower East Side.
		While the population of Little Italy has blended with its bordering neighborhoods, its character remains distinctly Italian, with numerous popular Italian restaurants and sidewalk cafes lining the famous Mulberry Street, host to the annual San Gennaro festival, a 10-day street fair dedicated to the patron saint of Naples.
		North of Little Italy is Nolita, which is situated partly in the lower East Village and partly in Little Italy, between Prince and Houston Streets and east from Lafayette Street to the Bowery.
	www.manhattanapartments.com /littleitaly.php (249 words)

	Welcome To FIERI Manhattan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Unlike Little Italy in Manhattan, which has only a baby handful of shops selling pasta and cheese, Arthur Avenue has not ceded most of its turf to restaurateurs.
		She went to a pile of sheets of fresh pasta, weighed out a pound, then carried it across the room and ran it through a hand-cranked cutter to produce fettuccine-size strands.
		She then mounded them onto a sheet of white paper, dusted them with a scoop of cornmeal from a barrel on the counter, tossed them until they were coated and finally folded them into a tidy little package before taking my $1.60.
	www.fierimanhattan.org /bulletinboard/arthurave (2004 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Little Italy NY at Epinions.com
		The fact is the heart of Little Italy is now down to three city blocks on Mulberry Street between Canal Street and Houston Street.
		Little Italy was always the place where they returned to their roots.
		After you are all finished eating and strolling through Little Italy, be sure to be walking home with a white bakery box, tied with string and filled with fresh Italian pastries to go.
	www.epinions.com /content_162703183492 (1866 words)

	Visit Little Italy in San Diego
		The Little Italy street sign, erected in 1999, on India Street between Date and Fir identifies the neighborhood that serves as the heart and soul of San Diego's Italian American community.
		Larger than the Little Italy neighborhoods in San Francisco, St. Louis or New York — San Diego's historic waterfront district is making a comeback after years of setbacks.
		Italians, primarily from Genoa, Italy and Sicily were drawn to California by the climate and the geographical similarity to their homeland.
	www.inetours.com /San_Diego/Little_Italy.html (610 words)

	Roadfood.com Forums - New York's Little Italy
		The Manhattan Little Italy has dwindled to a mere cipher of what it once was, due to expansion from neighboring Chinatown, rising rents, etc. So much of what is left is really for the tourists, and the San Gennaro and San Antonio festivals.
		I've never been there, however when I was in little Italy last May, my friend who was visiting Seattle was quite dissaapointed at La Luna's closing because of the meal he enjoyed there 10 years earlier.
		The little shops will give you free sampled of just made fresh mozzarella, sorpressatas are hanging from the ceiling, and the butcher shops will sell you a whole lamb, pig, rabbit or goat.
	roadfood.com /Forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=18911 (1768 words)

	Little Italy - European Travel Guide - Travel europe in style! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Manhattan's Little Italy welcomes visitors year-round, but is an especially popular destination during the Feast of San Gennaro in September.
		Little Italy is certainly worth a stroll when you visit New York City.
		Little Italy, one of San Diego's most distinct and oldest neighborhoods, has gone through a resurgence in recent years.
	www.ueapme.org /little-italy.html (384 words)

	Manhattan bed and breakfast & inns. Find the perfect Manhattan B&B lodging on BedandBreakfast.com.
		Bed and Breakfast Mont Morris - Manhattan, NY Bed and Breakfast Mont Morris is located in the Mount Morris Park Historic District of Manhattan.
		The Inn on 23rd - Manhattan, NY The Inn on 23rd is a family owned and operated bed & breakfast in the heart of Manhattan’s Chelsea...
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	www.bedandbreakfast.com /manhattan-new-york.html (959 words)

	WoD: Gotham - Gotham City - Manhattan, Little Italy
		- Nestled in lower Manhattan between SoHo, Chinatown, and the East Village is the small but lively neighborhood of Little Italy.
		The boundaries of Little Italy are as follows: Canal street to the south, Spring Street to the north, Centre Street to the west, and Elizabeth Street to the east.
		Streets are very narrow as in any lower Manhattan neighborhood while the architecture beautiful old brick buildings with apartments and lofts occupying the upper floors and authentic Italian restaurants occupying the ground and some sub-basement levels.
	members.tripod.com /wodgotham1/littleitaly.htm (349 words)

	Lower Manhattan : News \| Neighborhood Spotlight: Little Italy
		The streets of Little Italy will be closed this weekend for the "Taste of Little Italy" festival, which includes an array of food samplings and cooking demos by local chefs as well as a concert by recording artist Gianni Russo.
		Historically, Little Italy extended as far south as Bayard Street, as far north as Bleecker, as far west as Lafayette, and as far east as the Bowery.
		The northern reaches of Little Italy, near Houston Street, also ceased to be recognizably Italian and eventually became the neighborhood known today as NoLIta, an abbreviation for North of Little Italy.
	www.lowermanhattan.info /news/neighborhood_spotlight_little_italy_34738.asp (1895 words)

	Arthur Ave Topic Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		There are 4 modern buildings I am looking into in the northern part of Little Italy on either Mulberry Street or Mott Street near either Prince Street or Houston Street.
		The property owner of the two modern buildings was not on the up-and-up with me. As soon as I put in an application, they called and said that there was a bidding war going on for the apartment starting at $100 higher.
		There are some walk-up's in older buildings in Little Italy but the apartments were either too small or two high up for my father.
	www.arthuravenuebronx.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=657 (514 words)

	Lower Manhattan : About Lower Manhattan \| Play \| Neighborhood Spotlights \| Little Italy
		Apart from being a neighborhood where it's always possible to stumble upon a delicious meal at a sidewalk cafÃ©, Little Italy is also a vibrant district filled with an old-world atmosphere and sporadic bursts of street life.
		Little Italy is at its very best in mid-September when the Feast of San Gennaro comes to town.
		As a result, Little Italy gradually shrank and portions were absorbed by Chinatown.
	www.lowermanhattan.info /about/play/neighborhood/little_italy_97157.aspx (1714 words)

	Little Italy- New York City, NY - VirtualTourist.com
		Little Italy was once an ethnic enclave of great distinction arising from the great influx of Italian immigrants from the 19th and early 20th centuries.
		Generally boisterous and frolicsome as a race, the "Italian" in Little Italy is quiet and demur compared to the activity and commotion literally across the (Canal) street in Chinatown.
		Chinese is spoken all around you before you enter Little Italy, where you'll almost have to enter a restaurant and listen carefully to hear Italian.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/North_America/United_States_of_America/New_York_State/New_York_City-841252/Things_To_Do-New_York_City-Little_Italy-BR-1.html (1792 words)

	Street Level (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Jan and Ed D’Amico are on their third visit to Ferrara, one of the oldest bakeries in Manhattan’s Little Italy.
		Though many of Little Italy's festive European-style storefronts seem like theme park- variety tourist devices to native New Yorkers, what’s old about Ferrara is authentic.
		While it may be true that what’s “little” in Little Italy nowadays is the population of Italian people who built it (many have moved out to Long Island or New Jersey) the Ferrara people are still around.
	journalism.nyu.edu /pubzone/streetlevel/grandave/places/nights01.htm (578 words)

	L I N A \| Little Italy
		Immigrants from Italy first settled in the Five Points neighborhood in the 1850s, spreading north into what is now Little Italy in the 1880s.
		Infamous Manhattan, a walker's guide to the island's history of crime, dedicates an entire chapter to describing murder and mayhem in Little Italy, Chinatown and the Five Points.
		As it relates, Little Italy may have been the birthplace of the Mafia in the United States; it was undoubtedly the mob's favorite stomping grounds.
	www.thing.net /~lina/littleitaly.html (636 words)

	EarthCam - Little Italy Cam
		This camera is brought to you by Il Cortile Restaurant and Buona Notte Restaurant, two of the most famous Italian bistros in the heart of New York's Little Italy.
		Little Italy is situated primarily on Mulberry Street from Spring Street to Canal Street in Manhattan.
		Little Italy landmarks include Most Precious Blood Church, Old St. Patrick's Church and the Police Building.
	www.earthcam.com /usa/newyork/nyc/littleitaly (253 words)

	Cleveland Little Italy - ... - romeitaly.info1online.be (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Old-world charm and a blend of well-preserved homes, restaurants, innovative retail shops and galleries is how Little Italy, one of the city's most well known neighborhoods, has been described.
		Little Italy Historical Museum reviews: Little Italy Historical Museum, Cleveland, OH - find photos, descriptions, maps, and what's nearby.
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	romeitaly.info1online.be /.../cleveland-little-italy.html (413 words)

	The Tartan Online : Bloomfield's Little Italy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Following in the footsteps of Friendship?s and Lawrence-ville?s small-scale cultural revitalizations is another Pittsburgh neighborhood, Bloomfield, also known as Pittsburgh?s Little Italy.
		There are a few Little Italys throughout the country, the most famous one probably being the slowly diminishing Little Italy in Manhattan.
		The strong Italian culture is leaving Little Italy, but in its place a new culture of young students and potential businesses is slowly leaking into the area.
	www.thetartan.org /pillbox/2005/09/19/littleitaly (1198 words)

	The Tartan Online : Bloomfield's Little Italy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Since you?ve only seen a little bit of Pittsburgh, it can be hard to choose where to go next.
		Although NYC boasts a few blocks of Italian restaurants, bakeries, and caf?s all teeming with ?first- or second-generation Italian-Americans, Pittsburgh?s Little Italy has a few Italian-named restaurants and bakeries sporadically lining the blocks of Liberty Avenue.
		While Little Italy isn?t extremely far away, it is only accessible to students without a car by the Pittsburgh Transit Authority?s 54C bus.
	thetartan.org /pillbox/2005/09/19/littleitaly (1198 words)

	Trader Daily § Recipes from the Real Little Italy
		There is a Little Italy in Manhattan, and we have been there.
		That Little Italy is noisy and friendly and mildly amusing, and if you are lucky enough to pick a restaurant that doesn't get its red sauce from some central pipeline, you can get a decent meal there.
		Her book is essentially a profile of a small town in Southern Italy, where businesses stay in families and you look out for your neighbor and there's no better reason to get together than a meal.
	www.traderdaily.com /column/1/3766.html (618 words)

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	Little Italy, New York City
		Little Italy Neighbors Association (L I N A)
		Little Italy is centered around Mulberry Street from Spring Street to Canal Street in Manhattan.
		More information on architectural landmarks in Little Italy is available at http://www.thing.net/~lina/architect.html.
	www.ny.com /sights/neighborhoods/little_italy.html (108 words)

	Little Italy Neighborhood in New York - pictures and history
		New York City's Little Italy Neighborhood may not cover as much ground as it did in the last century but it's still the best place in NYC for Italian dining.
		Today, it really is “Little” Italy, quite a change from its heyday last century.
		While only a few thousand Italian-Americans call Little Italy home today, visitors continue to flock to the area to take in a little edible Old World charm.
	www.inetours.com /New_York/Pages/Little_Italy.html (430 words)

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