NOLITA
A true residential neighborhood just North of Little Italy that has become a draw for young professionals seeking an authentically cool downtown experience without the crowds. Historic brick buildings typically cap out at six stories, and the narrow streets are refreshingly devoid of big-box stores. Instead, there’s an inspiring array of independent designer boutiques, cozy bistros, and intimate cocktail bars. Lombardi’s, the city’s first pizzeria, dating to 1905, is an old-school favorite, while the fashionable set sips Aperol Spritzes at Sant Ambroeus on Lafayette Street. When hunger strikes for more of a social or retail scene, the bustling streets of SoHo are mere blocks away.
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Things to love about NOLITA
The Puck Building, St. Patrick's Old Cathedral
A slice at Lombardi's
Cool boutiques
The Elizabeth Street Garden
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In portmanteau pattern, Nolita is an abbreviated form of "North of Little Italy," as it used to be a part of that neighborhood, though it has since seen a decline in its Italian population.
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40 Bond Street is where a luxury condiminium stands. The glass facade creates a modern look from the streets yet remains secluded behind sculptural gates.
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The Beaux Arts style of the Engine Company 33 firehouse is unique to the late 19th century. Engine Company 33 was one of the many firehouses to respond to the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001.
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Some of the best stores are in Nolita, including plenty of boutique shopping.
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St. Patrick's Old Cathedral of Nolita opened in 1815 and continues to serve as a parish church to this day.
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