Our east coast outpost!

120+ craft salts
350+ chocolate bars
100+ cocktail bitters
pantry goodies
and fresh cut flowers daily!

240 Mulberry St
(between Prince and Spring)
New York, New York 10012

212-645-4633

Nolita—"North of Little Italy"—is Manhattan's pocket-sized neighborhood where cobblestone charm meets cutting-edge cool. Wedged between SoHo, the Lower East Side, NoHo, and what remains of Little Italy, Nolita is only a few blocks in each direction, but it packs a serious punch. This is where fashionistas browse indie boutiques, where food lovers chase down the perfect slice or pastry, and where the energy feels distinctly downtown without the overwhelming crush of Times Square tourists.

Nolita's story begins as part of Little Italy, the immigrant enclave that flourished in the late 1800s and early 1900s as Italian families poured into Lower Manhattan. Tenement buildings rose, bakeries opened, and the neighborhood hummed with Italian-American life. By the mid-20th century, Little Italy had shrunk as families moved to the suburbs, but in the 1990s, as Manhattan's real estate boom kicked into high gear, developers and artists rediscovered these charming streets...

Read our Nolita/Mulberry Street Neighborhood Guide