Little Italy
No admission feeStroll Mulberry Street north of Canal past Italian restaurants, long-running bakeries and a family grocer selling imported cheeses.
Transit: reachable by public transit

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Coal-oven pizzeria on Spring Street in Nolita, tracing its pies to Gennaro Lombardi, who began making pizza in New York in 1905.
30 Spring St, New York, NY 10012 · New York, NY
Lombardi's is a pizzeria on Spring Street in Nolita, at the edge of Little Italy. Gennaro Lombardi began making pizza in the United States in 1905 with skills he learned in Naples, and he is credited with shaping the New York style pie. The restaurant calls itself America's first pizzeria. Its pizzas still bake in a coal oven. It stays open until midnight on Friday and Saturday nights.
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Transit: reachable by public transit
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