Nolita – Lifestyle

 

One of the city’s smaller neighborhoods, Nolita—short for North of Little Italy—is only 16 or so square blocks. It was considered part of Little Italy until the mid-1990s, when chic boutiques and diverse eateries began to outnumber the old-school bars and red-sauce restaurants that give Little Italy its distinctive flavor.

 

 

Today Nolita has an ambiance all its own: fashionable but far from pretentious, embracing the new (including the establishment of a “Little Australia” with Antipodean-style cafés) while still cherishing old landmarks and a timeless sense of community.

 

Read on to discover more about Nolita.

• Culture
• Shopping
• Dining
• Real Estate Market