The story
The last surviving latteria in a neighborhood that once had thirty, Di Palo's has been the treasure of Little Italy for over a century.
Everything that was here
- 1925–present · still open
Di Palo's Fine FoodsGrocery/Deli
The last surviving latteria in a neighborhood that once had thirty, Di Palo's has been the treasure of Little Italy for over a century.
See the map in 1926 → - 1892–present · still open
Ferrara Bakery and CafeBakery/Cafe
America's first espresso bar has been serving Italian pastries and continental coffee since opera legend Enrico Caruso was a regular customer.
See the map in 1893 → - 1911–2020
John Jovino Gun ShopRetail
The oldest gun shop in America, featured in 'Serpico' and 'Mean Streets,' supplied NYPD officers for over a century before COVID forced its closure.
See the map in 1912 →
Nearby history
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Sammy's Roumanian Steakhouse
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288 Grand Street Tenement
Manhattan · 440 m away
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The Mudd Club
77 White Street · 447 m away
CCBA Building (Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association)
7 Mott Street · 596 m away
Gay Activists Alliance Firehouse
99 Wooster Street · 661 m away
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