We went to this district and ate. It was a small area but the food was amazing and I would recommend anyone to go down there and eat dinner.
About Historic Little Italy in Cleveland
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We went to this district and ate. It was a small area but the food was amazing and I would recommend anyone to go down there and eat dinner.
You can visit day or night. Its known as one of the safest neighborhoods in Cleveland. Eating is easy. low cost pizza restaurants, such as Mama Santas or fine dinning at Michelangelo's on Murray Hill. Or maybe just good pastry at Prestis Bakery.
The Italian section in NYC is one of my favorite places to be, so when I heard Cleveland had a Little Italy section, I was so excited to go. I expected lots of people walking around and a lot Of Italian specialty stores. The streets...More
this used to be such a classy pocket in an otherwise decaying city,a rich tradition..streets were safe to walk any time,day or night...all residents knew eachother through blood or old friends...now,unsafe,roaming gangs everywhere...I won't ever go back..
Historic church and great food. If you are in Cleveland in August this is a must go area. Especially around the 15th for the Feast of the Assumption. It runs 4 days and the streets are closed for pedestrians only. Food vendors everywhere and most...More
I have been going to Cleveland's Little Italy for the last 35 years since I moved to Akron. I have never had a bad meal and my two favorite places to eat are Mia Bella's and Guarino's. Let's not forget Corbo's Bakery!!! YUMMY!!!... Walking around...More
you cannot go wrong with any of the r4estaurants here, there are places for all budgets and tastes.....as long as your taste is italian the streets are interesting with shops and galleries and bakeries to explore,
Spent the month of august at an airbnb at old school house condos. Great location to walk to church, art museum, severence hall or any restuarant including my favorite, Etna. It was not by accident we happened to be there during the feast of the...More
I've been to Cleveland four times and I never miss the opportunity to visit Little Italy. Located on Mayfield Road, near Case Western Reserve, Little Italy is 4 blocks of cool, cool culture but mainly, an epicurean delight, anchored by the Holy Rosary church. This...More
I love Little Italy. Mostly because I love Italian food but I also love the vibe in this neighborhood, Neat shops and if you make it to and artwalk its even better.