10 "Little Italy" Restaurants in New York.
Nyonya is well known as one of the few real Malaysian restaurants in New York City, and it's excellent.
A seafood restaurant from the people behind The Meatball Shop, Seamore’s is healthy, reasonably priced, and a good time. No wonder it’s always packed.
Two Hands is a coffee shop and cafe in Little Italy full of very nice and very good looking Australians. But yeah, you’re there for a latte. Sure.
Galioto’s is a vegan deli in Little Italy that offers over-the-counter sandwiches and pantry staples.
There’s no other wine bar in the city where you can order meats and cheeses like the ones you’ll get from Di Palo’s Wine Bar in Little Italy.
Puglia offers a $49 prix-fixe that includes bottomless beer and wine, which makes this Italian spot in Little Italy a fun option for group dinners.
Casa Bocado is an upscale Mexican restaurant in Little Italy with good cocktails, decent food, and some nice sidewalk seating.
Banh Mi Saigon is a sandwich shop in the back of a jewelry store, and makes one of the best banh mis in Chinatown.
