by Mark Sommer
Ristorante Lombardo is still there. So are Romeo & Juliet's and Johnny's Meats. Caruso's Italian Imports, under new ownership, sports a new red, green and white awning. But many Italian businesses are gone, among them Il Fiorentino Restaurant, Garangelo's Cafe and Lunetta's Restaurant.
In their place? Baghdad Hookah and Tobacco, Shish Kabab Express, Jewel of India and Sister's African Cuisine. The Italian influence is still visible along Hertel Avenue's Italian district, designated between Delaware and Colvin avenues, and where banners proclaim its identity.
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