Charming, conveniently located, and chockfull of restaurants, bars, and shops, the compact neighborhood of Nolita has a lot to recommend it. What this area doesn’t have a lot of, however, are residential properties to buy or… More
Given that Nolita is north of Little Italy, it’s no surprise that the neighborhood is home to Italian eateries, including Lombardi’s, which claims to be the country’s first pizzeria. But as well as pies, pasta, and… More
Beauty brand Aēsop, jewelry brand Gorjana, fashion labels Rag & Bone and Vince, and streetware purveyor Supreme are among the international retailers that have helped make Nolita a Manhattan shopping destination. But numerous independent shops continue… More
Much of Nolita’s culture centers on eating and drinking in style—easy to do amid the wealth of restaurants and nightspots in the neighborhood. Despite Nolita’s compact proportions, however, there are also other things to see and… More
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… More
