NYC memories: Mulberry Street, Little Italy, 1905

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Celeb Chef Ramsay Claims He Hates Airline Food

In a recent Yahoo article, the international foodie guru insists he never eats while flying coach. He cites lack of cleanliness, reheating of old food and other unhealthy practices by airline attendants.

Your travel4seniors.com editor, with more than a half-century of flying in the cheap seats, agrees. Also, the price of an airline meal has risen during those years from $5 (often free back then) to as much as $50.

NYC memories: Mulberry Street, Little Italy, 1905

Little Italy, NYC

This colorized photo shows the typical scene, when the immigration of Italian families to America was at its height. In the decade, nearly a million came from Tuscany, Lombardy, Sicily and other parts of the old country.

Little Italy and adjoining Chinatown in Lower Manhattan are on the National Register of Historic Places. For sightseeing, shopping and great dining, next time you’re in New York City, be sure to visit.

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