Unlike Little Italy Manhattan, which can often come off as a tourist trap in NYC, this area of the Bronx presents a more genuine and authentic atmosphere that is more representative of Italy.

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Di Cotta's Italian restaurant is planned to open this fall at the former Antonio's Bar & Trattoria in Endicott. Here's what ...