For those on mobile Timestamps 2:45 - Mulberry Street & Grand Street 5:45 - Mulberry Street & Hester Street 8:05 - Mulberry Street & Canal Street 10:16 - Mulberry Street & Hester Street 14:10 - Mulberry Street & Grand Street
"Little Italy" without italians .... the National Shrine Church of San Gennaro is located on Baxter Street with an additional entrance on Mulberry Street, the Church of the Most Precious Blood is part of Manhattan's Little Italy neighborhood.
My GF used to bring me to the feast every September during the mid-60's. Her family originally lived in the neighborhood. Not sure about now (I don't go now because of all the touristas) but back in the day - man the cannoli was "to die for". Cheers.
Nice memories! Love those cannolis and Italian ice! San Gennaro festival was on my agenda each September...and there was another one in May I think. 1970's, long time ago!
Hi Action Kid - I loved going back and seeing this walk through a part of NY that I love so much. I saw a terrific video with you and Jon eating amazing Chinese foods in Brooklyn and that was also so fabulous. I enjoyed it so much. Good to know your name is Kenneth. Thanks for the high quality work, Kenneth. I get so much out of it, especially as I recover at home, from cancer treatment. It helps to have things to watch that I enjoy so much!! Gratitude!
You do very nice videos. I left New York 42 years ago. Moved west coast. It's nice to see how New York has improved in many areas. When I lived there it was very stressful and dirty. People everywhere have to pick up trash in the city streets whatever state we live the city belongs to all of us it's our home too.
I never knew about what Nolita stood for, I always thought it had something to do with little italy, thanks action kid for teaching me stuff that I didn’t know about in my home city 😁👍
Wow it looks so different now. newer buildings now. This is a whole other experience. I like the singing and music from some ofthe restaurants..Again the ambiance is gone. Cannoli's are to die for. Wonderful job AK as usual.
Looking forward to another Feast of San Gennaro! There' s a live cam there somewhere, and i' ve been watching it forever! Thanks for the video, i love it!
Its great that you state the date, time and temperature. Imagine someone viewing your video in the distant future... this will be a great historical reference. You managed to capture a snapshot in time. 😮👍🏾
It was reported in 2018 " the Most Precious Blood Church is selling its rectory. (The church itself is on Baxter Street.)" That's the San Gennaro church.
At 04:10 to the left and at 12:50 to the right you find the (live) webcam of Earthcam.com called "Mullberry street". It's above the Muberry Sigars shop. Ruud Mulder (NYC fan) The Netherlands
Action there nothing like italiano food,i have little italy in my house everyday my wife makes it all haha,great vid as always keep the great work going
thanks for the video. Although like you said you read off the Google article, your narration helps me understand the brief modern history and culture of the lil Italy
My NYC "tour guide" in the late 70's was of Italian American decent so we always went to Mullberry St. We even dined at Umberto's once or twice. Maybe you could do a narration tour of some of the "notorious" areas of NYC. My favorite Italian restaraunt (today) in NYC is Arturo's (corner of Houston and Thompson)
Okay, you have gone and done it. Teasing me with showing and talking about the Italian food, pastries and gourmet coffee. Sadly, I've never been able to afford to travel to New York City for a vacation. I'm big time into cycling, love Italian food because it's my top favorite and have always cheered for Italian pro cyclists. I'm 57 and live in Texas so I hope to travel to NYC as soon as I can. My first stop, upon arrival and checking into a hostel, is Little Italy. I just bought a tiramisu mini cake at the local Kroger store tonight and it was the only one they had. I didn't see any cannolis, so sad. When I lived in metro Denver there was a Sicilian bakery/delicatessen a short drive from home and they spoiled me big time with family recipes five generations old.
Great Vid. Didnt know about Fridays closed to traffic. Thanks. And can you believe last time i was there, i didnt have a cannoli. Ate at Da Ncos but didnt eat a Canmoli.
There used to be a lot of working class Italians living in the Soho area,especially on Sullivan and Thompson streets between Spring St. and Houston. They used to celibate the feast of St.Anthony yearly.
This is not my New York.. The New York I grew up with.. Now its a giant money-pit tourist trap.. All foreigners and no real Americans.. Its actually sad.. All the real people are gone.. Now you can't understand anybody. You do a great job with the videos. They are a wonderful birds-eye view of a once beautiful city... Now the videos are just a reminder of where not to go...
I remember walking through this hood and finding a little pub and it had the greatist jukebox with the greatist songs it was in a series of the sopranos and a scean in the godfather was filmed there also nut what a spot just a couple rooms a bar and a dude named tony had a blast in the place good memeriesgood vlog kid gonna watch it again seei if i can spot the place keep safe as ever
I'm using your videos to plan my trip to NYC next month. I know I want to see the 9/11 memorial, trying to decide what else. I grew up 45 minutes out of Manhattan, and went to college in Tarrytown.
Buona sera questa bono Action kid. I gotta ask you. Would youse be able or willing to do a walking tour in the city as to where Charles Lucky Lucciano and some other wise guy's neighborhood's are ??And since your walking on Mulbury street? And you past several restaurant's? How come youse don't some of the foods. Mamma Mia! Not even a cannoli ??? Marone... do those gift shop's have any Mobster bobble heads? Lol... just kidding . Anyway Grazie mille for the tour. Questa bono. Ciao.
Hi Action kid bro! Well, Me from west malaysia chinese as same as like u man! Yeah u know l"ll do love so much an enjoying your new york city video on every single day at nite time when l"ll was gots back home from my works at the factory company! Yeah u"re really done a good job for my future an information for travell & enjoys the specials nice food in new york city from any of the part through the streets here
@@ActionKid Copacabana opened in 1940 at 10 East 60th Street and there is a new one at 268 West 47th st. 8th Ave. I always forget to goggle first LOL Was owned by a Mobster Frank Costello, also that is where Martin and Lewis started their comedy acts....I hope you know who they are - you might be too young to remember them... hey do you know what street Seinfeld was filmed on? If you do - I would love to see that street on your walks !
ActionKid a wonderful video and a promo for "Little Italy" who's getting smaller because of the upcomming Chinese population. Discover The San Gennaro Feast sept 12-22 !!! Ruud Mulder The Netherlands
I have a question action kid what got you into doing what you do? You kind of inspiring me to do the same thing in Tulsa Oklahoma but Tulsa Oklahoma is boring compared to New York City.
I started recording my longer bicycle rides and was surprised that people were watching them. I also like to travel and explore within my own city so it was only natural 😊
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For those on mobile
Timestamps
2:45 - Mulberry Street & Grand Street
5:45 - Mulberry Street & Hester Street
8:05 - Mulberry Street & Canal Street
10:16 - Mulberry Street & Hester Street
14:10 - Mulberry Street & Grand Street
Your the best!!🤗🤗❤❤❤❤
It's such a great vibe in little Italy. I hope they preserve what's left of it because it is a staple neighborhood of NY.
AK, I hope you took the opportunity after filming to sit and enjoy some of the wonderful eats on Mulberry Street. Grazie Altrettanto!
Awesome as always!! Thank you for taking me to NYC and its action. Its a long way from where i am at..Wyoming!!
Hello pretty queen
Great video, gets me ready for my trip to NYC in Oct.
Did you ever make your trip? Or did COVID spoil it?
@@carolv8450 I never made it. Covid changed the plan
"Little Italy" without italians ....
the National Shrine Church of San Gennaro is located on Baxter Street with an additional entrance on Mulberry Street, the Church of the Most Precious Blood is part of Manhattan's Little Italy neighborhood.
My GF used to bring me to the feast every September during the mid-60's. Her family originally lived in the neighborhood. Not sure about now (I don't go now because of all the touristas) but back in the day - man the cannoli was "to die for". Cheers.
I feel at home here....THANKS as always for your work! Renata
What a great walk on a nice day! Thank you ActionKid! Glad you are back in NY.
Thanks, Kid. One of your best vlogs.
I’m glad I found your videos my friend I’m from New Zealand 🇳🇿 and I will definitely be coming to visit Little Italy 🇮🇹 in the Nxt month or so.
Very cool!
Nice memories! Love those cannolis and Italian ice! San Gennaro festival was on my agenda each September...and there was another one in May I think. 1970's, long time ago!
Another nice video thanks for sharing.
Another great Action Kid walking classroom! Always so informative!!
Hello pretty queen
How are you doing
Hi Action Kid - I loved going back and seeing this walk through a part of NY that I love so much. I saw a terrific video with you and Jon eating amazing Chinese foods in Brooklyn and that was also so fabulous. I enjoyed it so much. Good to know your name is Kenneth. Thanks for the high quality work, Kenneth. I get so much out of it, especially as I recover at home, from cancer treatment. It helps to have things to watch that I enjoy so much!! Gratitude!
Hello beautiful queen how are you
Reporting & information is superb, glad I found your channel
The song "I've Got you Under my skin" is a copyrighted 1936 Cole Porter song made popular by Frank Sinatra.
Love the video and narration! I feel like I’m in town visiting a friend and they are showing me around.
i hope i could visit New York someday
it will be an awesome experience
reggie macumbis You will love it!!
Brought back great memories for me. "Little Italy is getting littler " 😆😆😆😆 that was good
Poetic license.
I liked that too!
😍 La mia piccola ITALIA! 💖 All the restaurant on the sidewalk, wonder! Thanks thanks thanks Actionkid! PS: Excellent italian pronunciation! 👍
Thank you. Nice tour of Little Italy. Without your effort, many of us would never see these scenes of the city!
You do very nice videos. I left New York 42 years ago. Moved west coast. It's nice to see how New York has improved in many areas. When I lived there it was very stressful and dirty. People everywhere have to pick up trash in the city streets whatever state we live the city belongs to all of us it's our home too.
Thanks for the tour, little Italy looks charming 💙💚💛🧡
I never knew about what Nolita stood for, I always thought it had something to do with little italy, thanks action kid for teaching me stuff that I didn’t know about in my home city 😁👍
Wow it looks so different now. newer buildings now. This is a whole other experience. I like the singing and music from some ofthe restaurants..Again the ambiance is gone. Cannoli's are to die for. Wonderful job AK as usual.
This journey is mouthwatering. I like Italian food.
Great video! Thank you!
I go there almost all the time in Little Italy Mulberry Street and I go to the other Little Italy in Arthur Ave up in The Bronx
The REAL LITTLE ITALY of NYC= Arthur Ave, Bx.. you know the truth!
Thank you for taking me thru Little Italy! Cheers from Italy!;-)
Looking forward to another Feast of San Gennaro! There' s a live cam there somewhere, and i' ve been watching it forever! Thanks for the video, i love it!
Hello beautiful lady
How are you
Love Little Italy...didn't have time to visit there when I was NY. Thank you so much!
Thanks for the video Actionkid.. very familiar territory for me but for others , probably not. Keep up the great work.
Yes of course l"ll pretty love watching your new video on every weeks bro! Yupp is so awesome & so amazing
Good morning everyone !! ... today is Friday !! ... have a good weekend, very nice video!!...💝💝
Very impressive video 👍
And I like your explanations.
Its great that you state the date, time and temperature. Imagine someone viewing your video in the distant future... this will be a great historical reference. You managed to capture a snapshot in time. 😮👍🏾
Thank you for your work! 👊
Hello beautiful queen
How are you doing
It was reported in 2018 " the Most Precious Blood Church is selling its rectory. (The church itself is on Baxter Street.)" That's the San Gennaro church.
It's sad that the Italian distance is decreasing.
I hope that Italy Town is well preserved.
Thank you for the good video.
At 04:10 to the left and at 12:50 to the right you find the (live) webcam of Earthcam.com called "Mullberry street". It's above the Muberry Sigars shop. Ruud Mulder (NYC fan) The Netherlands
Another great 👍 video!!! I have a lot of catching up to do.., Thanks for all the information .😉
Thanks, AK. I like MO Gelato at 178 Mulberry just north of Broome St.
NYC autumn, winter, summer, i like every your video
you're prolific with these videos dude. always a pleasure to watch em.
Action there nothing like italiano food,i have little italy in my house everyday my wife makes it all haha,great vid as always keep the great work going
Outstanding clarity
hi actionkid, I will only sit down a litlle bit in front of singer and hear that wonderful music!!!!
Love the info. Love the video. Thank You.
very good nice film- thank you!!!!
thanks for the video. Although like you said you read off the Google article, your narration helps me understand the brief modern history and culture of the lil Italy
Great video, as always.
Thank you for this,, I miss the City....
Great video 👍👍👍Thanks ActionKid !
Nice video 🤗
My NYC "tour guide" in the late 70's was of Italian American decent so we always went to Mullberry St. We even dined at Umberto's once or twice. Maybe you could do a narration tour of some of the "notorious" areas of NYC. My favorite Italian restaraunt (today) in NYC is Arturo's (corner of Houston and Thompson)
Arturo's is a pizza restaurant...it's OK.
Okay, you have gone and done it. Teasing me with showing and talking about the Italian food, pastries and gourmet coffee.
Sadly, I've never been able to afford to travel to New York City for a vacation. I'm big time into cycling, love Italian food because it's my top favorite and have always cheered for Italian pro cyclists.
I'm 57 and live in Texas so I hope to travel to NYC as soon as I can. My first stop, upon arrival and checking into a hostel, is Little Italy. I just bought a tiramisu mini cake at the local Kroger store tonight and it was the only one they had. I didn't see any cannolis, so sad.
When I lived in metro Denver there was a Sicilian bakery/delicatessen a short drive from home and they spoiled me big time with family recipes five generations old.
it's nice to notice there is small Shagani Restaurant. :D
Great Vid. Didnt know about Fridays closed to traffic. Thanks. And can you believe last time i was there, i didnt have a cannoli. Ate at Da Ncos but didnt eat a Canmoli.
Amazing shooting
Man thanks for making these great videos !
I wish 🙏 the video was a little bit longer I enjoy watching your video
*Ken GM so where I lived in SI back late 90's Annadale, Prince's Bay
, Tottenville and Rosebank were the large area's of SI with Italians.*
I'll be upthere in April too explore Little Italy & Chinatown
Great video to watch while we are waiting for Hurricane Dorian in Florida......😀😀😀😀
I’m wishing everyone well down there. It looks to be a monster storm!
ActionKid yes sir looks like hurricane Katrina. Thank you
So hungry now. Great video.
Great tour. Now I'm craving spaghetti and meatballs. AND Gelato 😂
There used to be a lot of working class Italians living in the Soho area,especially on Sullivan and Thompson streets between Spring St. and Houston. They used to celibate the feast of St.Anthony yearly.
Another great one.
This is not my New York.. The New York I grew up with.. Now its a giant money-pit tourist trap.. All foreigners and no real Americans.. Its actually sad.. All the real people are gone.. Now you can't understand anybody. You do a great job with the videos. They are a wonderful birds-eye view of a once beautiful city... Now the videos are just a reminder of where not to go...
Larry 306 what? How about Paris if you complain about NY? A whole lot more tourist for a city who is a lot more smaller
What's your definition of " real people"? Real people are New Yorkers' who love their city, like myself and 8.5 million others...
Great film.
All those cannoli make my mouth water. What did the guy at Umberto's say to you?
I remember walking through this hood and finding a little pub and it had the greatist jukebox with the greatist songs it was in a series of the sopranos and a scean in the godfather was filmed there also nut what a spot just a couple rooms a bar and a dude named tony had a blast in the place good memeriesgood vlog kid gonna watch it again seei if i can spot the place keep safe as ever
looks great there, my next vacation is America, grtz from Belgium 👌✌✌👍
The receptionists of the restaurants seem like hustling :D
Thank you❤❤❤
So many delicious places to dine !!! ActionKid is going to make us go on diets since his vid makes our appetites kick in high gear !! 😋
Been there also after coming back from Coney Island, and China town
Nice tour wanna try going out to dinner there
There are nice places to eat and drink in Nolita as well.
AWESOME thank u !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Grazie
What happened to all the little mom & pop restaurants and bakeries. Are they all gone?
I'm using your videos to plan my trip to NYC next month. I know I want to see the 9/11 memorial, trying to decide what else. I grew up 45 minutes out of Manhattan, and went to college in Tarrytown.
check out NYC Tips and Tricks on facebook for ideas...or visit www.nycgo.com ..Have a great time.
Nice video! Are there any spots along Mulberry Streets that still signifies that the mafioso once lived there?
Sorry I wouldn’t know
Buona sera questa bono Action kid. I gotta ask you. Would youse be able or willing to do a walking tour in the city as to where Charles Lucky Lucciano and some other wise guy's neighborhood's are ??And since your walking on Mulbury street? And you past several restaurant's? How come youse don't some of the foods. Mamma Mia! Not even a cannoli ??? Marone... do those gift shop's have any Mobster bobble heads? Lol... just kidding . Anyway Grazie mille for the tour. Questa bono. Ciao.
Hi Action kid bro! Well, Me from west malaysia chinese as same as like u man! Yeah u know l"ll do love so much an enjoying your new york city video on every single day at nite time when l"ll was gots back home from my works at the factory company! Yeah u"re really done a good job for my future an information for travell & enjoys the specials nice food in new york city from any of the part through the streets here
That was a fantastic video - It made me sooooo hungry ! Great job kid. Hey ! Do you know where the Copacabanna was in New York City?
Sorry I don’t know where the Copacabanna was.
@@ActionKid Copacabana opened in 1940 at 10 East 60th Street and there is a new one at 268 West 47th st. 8th Ave. I always forget to goggle first LOL Was owned by a Mobster Frank Costello, also that is where Martin and Lewis started their comedy acts....I hope you know who they are - you might be too young to remember them... hey do you know what street Seinfeld was filmed on? If you do - I would love to see that street on your walks !
Great place, unfortunately I couldn't visit little Italy, maybe next year in July. Italian cuisine is delicious.
Gday luv
Feast of San Dennaro..oh yes.
Sept.2nd week to 3rd week
One of the best..
I was on that Street this past June and ate at a couple of those places. I am going again
Loved that one 🙂
Good Idea for a Video. To record it, when the streets are closed for traffic, at Fridays.
This street are closed for traffic every Friday ? Why ? Just want to know.. 🙏🙂
ActionKid a wonderful video and a promo for "Little Italy" who's getting smaller because of the upcomming Chinese population. Discover The San Gennaro Feast sept 12-22 !!! Ruud Mulder The Netherlands
"because of the upcoming Chinese population" No problem with that. As long as they are not Arabian.
@@NickKnatterton. You will never be a real American.
George Constanza Im not even Arab but prefer them over Chinese
music is very good
Is it getting cooler over there AK
Yes it is!
I have a question action kid what got you into doing what you do? You kind of inspiring me to do the same thing in Tulsa Oklahoma but Tulsa Oklahoma is boring compared to New York City.
I started recording my longer bicycle rides and was surprised that people were watching them. I also like to travel and explore within my own city so it was only natural 😊
Arther ave in the bronx you didn't mention it
if you listen again he does mention Arthur Avenue
I did mention it along with other Italian neighborhoods in the city
Nice vid.
Remarkable. Great.
Great video as always 👍👍👍.
Did you do color grading?
No I didn’t color grade