People keep saying they are tourist traps, so what, they cater to visitors to Philadelphia. There must be 100 videos where they allowed photographers to go behind the scenes and witness the cooking of the cheesesteak. Guess what, they are all the same. The only difference in Philadelphia is the amount of meat they pile on.

Outstanding video. I was in New Brunswick 2 months ago and enjoyed it. In my opinion the New Brunswick area is sort of the perfect location to live since it’s not far from NYC and Philly where you can enjoy both cities on the weekends

A nice review of a great true classic restaurant that serves up the best tasting Italian seafood plates. It costs more but the quality is very good . Nice that you brought mom n dad . 🇮🇹😘👌

Thanks for the stroll

HIdden gem!! I've enjoyed visiting here many times, you captured it very well, great vlog!

What a great tour!!! Love seeing the old colonial buildings, and the schoolhouse, the oldest in North America, who knew, so interesting!!! Awesome walk back in time!! Thanks for showing this beautiful historical town!!

cool video Antonio. i just bought a used car that came from staten island, ( im just east of cleveland on lake erie) which intrigued me, and so now here i am learning about staten isle thru your walk. cool place. hope to visit sometime. also- the Vietnamese pho places and thai- love it, same with that sculpture. ✌🏼

Amazing history. I think the some of the grave head stones have possibly been replaced too at Trinity Church do to severe age wear

that looks like some amazing Claaaaammmmmm Choooowdah!

Wonderful tour.....glad they preserved this town for everyone to enjoy and learn history....thank you

This was great. Love seeing the historical buildings. Cheers, Antonio! 👍🏻👍🏻✌️

Grand Central Station! I read in books about this station in India

how fortunate to have this master's painting at the MOMA, thanks for sharing,

Omg I went and saw that a year ago and it was amazing. MOMA is one of my favorite museums I've been to.

what a treasure, old school with the way they keep the door open, hope it never changes

The train is free, plenty of buses and I walk, never drove.

you really captured out city, thank you Antonio, and yes the bocce courts are used, leagues in our town, you know Mr Martins history well, good job!

Yes! Belgian blocks or sett stone is what those really are called, you can tell because they look uniform in size. Cobblestones are cobbled together, so they have different sizes all put together. Great vid.

Great stroll,enjoyed the religious statues.thanks for mentioning my hometown, Bayonne😊

Thanks 🌹 for the stroll. I was not aware of Meucci.

Very interesting stuff. Great to see the hidden less known parts. In some ways, it’s more interesting than the popular hot spots. Last month I visited the NYC area and did a walk in White Plains New York and that was interesting. Lots of hidden parts in the NYC metro area.

is like listening to Peter Griffin's voice

I wish I could go to the chess form

hi mark

My family and I just sat down to eat there (the outside seating area). They did not bring us any normal porcelain plates and bowls. The clam chowder soup was served in a plastic bowl, the soft shell crabs which were $45 each were both served in plates in aluminum trays. The lobster roll was not good either. We also had additional paper plates. My husband and I ordered a “glass” of chardonnay each and they brought us individual mini plastic bottles instead, that we could have simply bought from a corner store. Overall, the whole experience was a complete disaster and i don’t know how this place calls themselves a restaurant. Real disappointment.

LITTLE ITALY in Italian is PICCOLA ITALIA or LA PICCOLA ITALIA.

CAFFÈ DE LA VENEZIA is improper Italian. The correct Italian rendering is CAFFÈ DI VENEZIA or CAFFÈ DELLA VENEZIA.

This is right in back of my freinds hoise

How amazing was that display!! No comparison to being there of course, but we got a taste! I've watched from the other side, from Queens, somewhere, too way way back in the day to remember where, Astoria LIC way who knows 😆 And good eye there how you spotted that gas lamp , awesome !! No way I would've waited in that line either uggh, good idea going to that bar cafe - you mentioned Aperol spritz, just had one the other day 😁😋 Great tour!! Liked the walk down the side streets of Hoboken! Beautiful photo with that stunning sky btw 👌👌

Chinese people, changed 86th a lot. It’s so disgusting and depressing walking there now, you only see garbage on the floor, smelling street. 🤢🤢🙁🙁

Great vid thanks for the hometown tour

11:16 weird shit indeed lol

Great video. Cheers from the South Carolina Lowcountry

That place was a dump forever. Good they cleaned it up over the past years.

Beautiful as always. Love your narrative comments. Thanks!

Great ending with the colorful explosions and city scape. Great to see Hoboken. I recently visited Jersey and drove through some areas like Rahway, New Brunswick, etc….Even though it’s in the NYC metro area North Jersey can have a small town feel to it

I was trying to find if there are any Chinese porcelain in the Brooklyn museum before I go there, so I typed "Brooklyn Museum", and I found your video which you exactly shoot what I was looking for, that is great, each of these porcelains value $500,000 to $1M.

They filmed the original shaft movie there 💯 Antonio thank you

Everything is beautiful. The coffee, the coffee machine, the interior. Even the customers are beautiful

Welcome back to the land of the living ❤ how many years without coffee?

NYC is great but the gun laws stink. 🦨

Delicious

Randazzo...fried Calamari was delicious, I went 2 weeks ago..but the baked clams...weren't great..the top wasn't toasted enough, was mushy

Use to be a great Italian Deli in Howard Beach called RagTime....there was a Lennys...downtown Bklyn also years ago ...in Bklyn Heights 😊

Is that diner still there ?

50...still young...I'm 74😮

Capt. Mike...used to run an open boat fishing trip out of Howard Beach..I went often years ago...There was also a place called Pizza City..back years ago ,also Tony Romas..and a good Chinese Buffet...

Should have passed John Gotti's house.😊

You looked like you were in your happy place there! Didn't know that was Ol' Blue Eyes' favorite seafood place !! Love a summer rainstorm - send some over this way would ya 😄The ending where everyone's eating and talking was interesting!! Great walk again!!!

Thanks for the tour...