The Hill

"The Hill" is a neighborhood in South St. Louis City that is proud of its Italian heritage. It is famous for being the birthplace of "toasted ravioli" and for its wonderful Italian restaurants, bakeries and grocers. Visitors will also enjoy the annual Columbus Day Parade and the fire hydrants brightly painted the Italian colors of green, white and red. Quaint brick "shotgun" homes are predominant throughout this tightly woven and stable community. Since the late nineteenth century, Italians, such as Yogi Berra, have called "the Hill" home and today many of their grandchildren and great-grandchildren still do!

Dining on The Hill

For traditional Italian food, there is no better place to visit than one of the many family-owned restaurants of The Hill. Most of them have been in business for decades and are run by the 2nd, 3rd and even 4th generations of the same family. Some of those restaurants include Cunetto House of Pasta, Favazza's, Lou Boccarrdi's, Charlie Gitto's, Gian-Tony's Ristorante, Adrianna's, Zia's, and many more!

"The Hill" Location

South St. Louis City, 63139

Found within the borders of Manchester Road to the north, Kingshighway to the east, Columbia and Southwest to the south and Hampton Avenue to the west, with Interstate 44 running through the middle.

The Hill Related Links:

"The Hill" Neighborhood Website, The Hill Businesses Website

The Hill Photo Gallery

The Italia-American Bocce Club Link

The Italia-American Bocce Club Link

St Ambrose Catholic Church Link

Milo's Bocce Garden and Restaurant on "the Hill"

The green, white and red fire hydrants!

Dining on "The Hill" Link

Rudy Torrini's sculpture, "The Italian Immigrants"

The Arch seen from the Hill

Streetview of the Hill

The Hill Neighborhood Link

Lou Boccardi's and Urzi's Italian Market on "the Hill"

Urzi's Italian Market on the Hill

Cunetto's House of Pasta Restaurant on "the Hill"

"The Italian Immigrants" statue at St Ambrose Catholic Church

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