Holy Cannoli! It’s my first time ever in Boston, and this 48-hour adventure is packed with iconic eats, rich history, and charming neighbourhoods! From lobster rolls and clam chowder to pizza and ...

These two newcomers came to outnumber the Irish, and as the Jews moved to south Boston in the early 1900s, the Italians remained in their coastal corner of the city that would officially award them ...

19 North Square, Boston www.paulreverehouse.org Paul Revere, a silversmith, who rode from Boston to Lexington and Concord on the eve of the Revolutionary War, lived in the North End.

Ask them where the North End is, however, and they'll gladly show you the way to Boston's unofficial Little Italy neighborhood filled with great Italian-American cuisine. 1920 saw a huge influx of ...

Boston's "little Italy" celebrated Italy's 3-2 shootout victory over England in the Euro Cup. Fans celebrated Italy’s 3-2 victory over England in the streets of Boston’s North End following ...

In NYC’s Little Italy, a cook grills sausage at the annual Feast of San Gennaro on Mulberry Street. The Neapolitans pray to him for protection from fires, earthquakes, plagues, droughts, and the ...

Boston's, a Canadian chain founded in Edmonton in 1964, serves a menu of more than 80 items, including pizza, pasta, burgers and wings. The company opened its Little Italy location on June 12 in ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s trip to Italy sparked the latest battle in the city’s long-standing war with North End restaurateurs over outdoor dining, a commodity she was criticized for enjoying ...

Any Boston resident will boast about their city’s little Italy — and it’s no surprise why. A rich history paired with its authentic family-owned restaurants give this neighborhood its fame and ...

Lower Manhattan’s Little Italy was once the primary American settlement for Italian immigrants, reaching 10,000 Italians in 1910. After Chinatown moved in, Little Italy was pared down to five ...