On father's day we entered Mulberry street off Canal, and there were more than 20 italian restaurants to choose from. I skipped the first few ones because they seemed to be expensive. By the time I got to Cafe Sorrento, I remembered the great food I had at Naples and decided to give this a try. The minestroni soup and... more

It was a cold evening, and it's the first time my husband and I visited Little Italy. Comparing to Chinatown, Little Italy is like an abandoned small lane. Not many people in any of the restaurants, but almost every one of them had somebody at the door waiting to "lure" people in. We finally chose the "Cafe Sorrento" because the... more

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I'm writing about the little restaurant on Mulberry St. in Little Italy. i read a review here about it and think it's a Rachel Ray pick. It's great. We had the stuffed artichoke appetizer, good but not outstanding. Big props for trying it, the only other stuffed artichoke I've seen is my mothers and they don't beat that. The Zuppa... more