For those craving the fresh ingredients of Naples, but aren't in the mood for Neapolitan pizza’s ultra-puffy crust, Salerno-style pies might be the ideal way to combine cheese, dough, and tomato sauce. Named after Salerno’s area code, and helmed by celebrated chef Roberto Paciullo, Zero Otto Nove is one of the few restaurants in NYC specializing in the southern Italian city’s unique approach to pizza-making. In this continuation of Food Skills’ deep-dive into NYC’s “real” Little Italy in the Bronx, chef Paciullo explains how his Salernitano pizza has become a surprise hit on the corner of Arthur Avenue and East 186th Street. Cooked extra crisp, and topped with Salerno-specific ingredients, like anchovies and capers, the pizza at Zero Otto Nove is both comfortingly familiar and exhilaratingly unique. Pairing ocean flavors with basil and olives, the restaurant’s signature Marinara pie is a must-try for thin-crust pizza lovers everywhere.

YouTuber and City Explorer actionkid105 recently took a walk from the Empire State Building all the way to the World Trade Center via 5th Avenue, Washington Square Park, LaGuardia Place, and West Broadway, capturing it on film for you to see. Check it out!

Timestamps
2:52 - Empire State Building Observatory Entrance
4:07 - France soccer fan makes a cameo (Turn down volume if you don't want to be spooked)
7:15 - 5th Avenue & 30th Street
12:00 - 5th Avenue & 26th Street
14:41 - View of the Flatiron Building at 23rd Street & Broadway
15:50 - 5th Avenue & 23rd Street (Pedestrian crossing cameo)
20:15 - 5th Avenue & 21st Street
26:30 - 5th Avenue & 16th Street
29:00 - 5th Avenue & 14th Street
35:51 - 5th Avenue & 8th Street
37:33 - 5th Avenue & Washington Square North (Washington Square Park)
40:06 - LaGuardia Place & Washington Square South
43:00 - Man with stroller drops a toddler's shoe
45:16 - LaGuardia Place & Houston Street
50:06 - West Broadway & Spring Street
53:45 - West Broadway & Grand Street
56:15 - West Broadway & Canal Street
1:00:46 - West Broadway & Franklin Street
1:05:30 - West Broadway & Duane Street (FDNY Fire Truck cameo responding against traffic)
1:07:56 - West Broadway & Chambers Street (Another FDNY Fire Truck)
1:12:00 - West Broadway & Park Place
1:13:45 - First look at One World Trade Center (Freedom Tower) at West Broadway & Vesey Street

CulturePass is a new program in New York City that allows you to gain free access or admission to New York City museums and attractions as long as you have a local library card. There are currently 25 participating institutions, including the MoMA, the Whitney, and just about every museum on Museum Mile. Here's how it works:

Culture Pass is a program for cardholding patrons 13 and older of Brooklyn Public Library, New York Public Library and Queens Library. Using their library card, New Yorkers can reserve a pass and get free admission to dozens of NYC cultural institutions, including museums, historical societies, heritage centers, public gardens and more. Click on “Reserve a Pass” and select your library system, then log in with your library card information and browse available passes by date or venue. Have fun exploring your city!