Cleveland’s Little Italy is a vibrant eastside neighborhood near University Circle. This neighborhood began to form in the late 1800s when Italian immigrants, mainly from the South, settled here in search of work and a better life. They brought with them a rich heritage, delicious cuisine, cultural traditions, and a strong work ethic, and they built this community. Despite the modern changes, Little Italy has retained its distinct character and continues to preserve Italian traditions.
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Keller Art Glass... Keller Art Glass...
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The Crazy Cannoli,... The Crazy Cannoli,...
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The Mayfield Smoke... The Mayfield Smoke...
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Mama Santa’s Restaurant... Mama Santa’s Restaurant...
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Little Italy Wines,... Little Italy Wines,...
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Borgata Bar. Borgata... Borgata Bar. Borgata...
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The Verne Gallery... The Verne Gallery...
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The Algebra Tea... The Algebra Tea...
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Nuovo Pasta, a... Nuovo Pasta, a...
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La Collina, upgraded... La Collina, upgraded...
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Presti’s Bakery and... Presti’s Bakery and...
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