Amazing boards for good prices!! Staff was extremely friendly and spoke good English. Has a very…read morerelaxed vibe with great tasting cheeses and meats. Overall 10/10 experience

I like the concept. If you're a fan of cold cuts and platters of cheese and meat and wine: this…read moreplace is for you. It's kind of self service but the food we received was delicious. I highly recommend to get a mixed plate so you may discover something that you haven't eaten before. I went for their wine suggestion and was not disappointed. I love the attention to details with the interior which is why there are a lot of little surprises to discover. I sure wanna go back. Either for a small dinner or an aperitivo.

Fun place with a variety of wines, beers and cocktails. Had a nice Brunello and Islay scotch.read more

This business is so new, I can't seem to find a location for it. While I hate to post this without…read morean exact street address, I want this new local business to get credit where credit is due! And I promise to keep up the search for an address to add to the listing. First to review (FTR) a new fabulous local biz in Napoli!!! I live for stuff like this. I love this place. They have wine to purchase by the bottle to either take home or enjoy in their cute little side shop (note: they have cheese plates as well!) Most important: they have my beloved Lacryma Christi Del Vesuvio. While this is probably par for the course in Napoli, it is something special for me, as I first tried this on my last visit to Naples and have been obsessed ever since, to the point of begging wine stores in NYC and NOLA to pretty pretty please carry it. That aside, I hope the locals love this new wine shop as much as this visitor to your fine city, Napoli!

This place was amazing!!! Everyone in this bar none one of the greatest places we came to in…read moreNapoli! Amazing drinks amazing cheese a must check out!

At the end of our 3-week holiday traveling through Italy from the US, we found ourselves craving…read morelive music and feeling a little homesick. A simple Google search for "live music near us" in Naples led us to Keste, and it turned out to be the best musical experience we've had not only in Italy but in our entire lives. We arrived at Keste on a Wednesday evening around 10 pm. My musician husband immediately noticed a drum kit--the first he had seen since we arrived in Italy. The amazing wait staff greeted us warmly and promptly handed us drink menus with clear prices, contrary to some reviews claiming they were overcharged. Our drinks arrived quickly, and we instantly felt at home. The locals, who seem to frequent this bar on Wednesday nights (which we learned is jam session night), asked if we played music. My husband, a drummer, was invited to collaborate on the drum kit--not once but multiple times throughout the night. What was meant to be a one-hour stop turned into an all-night amazing experience. The bar seemed to get even better as the night went on! The vibe at Keste was nothing short of incredible. The music, the owner, the staff, the openness, and the overall sense of belonging made us feel right at home. If you are a musician in Naples, this is THE place to be. If you enjoy music and great people with great energy, this is THE place to visit. I can't wait to return to Naples to visit Keste and reconnect with the wonderful people who frequent it!

It had a wonderful atmosphere with friendly and helpful staff. The appertivo was a treat and the…read moredrinks were yummy!

From the owner: Caffetteria,cocktail bar,area esterna relax per brunch,aperitivi,feste laurea,compleanni ecc.read more

This is a nice wine bar with friendly servers and a relaxed vibe. They offer wines by the glass and…read moremany beers. It's near other bars, so a fun area to hang out in Naples.

Stumbled upon this place by accident. A very happy, beery, accident…read more Amazing choice of local, US and British beers. Good prices, nice staff, olives and nutswith your beer. Highly recommended.

We visited L'Enoteca del Grottino on our Culinary Secrets of Backstreet Street Naples tour. The…read moreowner greeted us warmly and poured us glasses of Percorsi, a 100% Piedirosso from Marano which is a town in the Metropolitan City of Naples. The store itself features hundreds of Italian and foreign ("estero") wines as well as liquors and liqueurs. Its vaulted ceiling gives it a cave-like feel, which is especially nice in the dining room.

Exceptional food, drink and hospitality by the owners!…read more If you are ever in Napoli, Italy you have to stop in here! Great food, drink, atmosphere and hospitality!

I've been wanting to visit Barril for a while ever since learning that it was actually more of a…read moregarden lounge than a basement wine bar. From the street, kitty-corner to Birdy, it gives the impression of wanting to be a serious wine cellar serving serious wine...the name, the window sign full of old corks, the steep dark staircase. Like many things in Naples appearances misguide. The decent down the stairs lead you not to a cellar but a hidden garden. Old walls, crates as tables, odd and mismatched stools, chairs and couches, old fashioned memorabilia like gramophones and sun bleached French advertising posters all lend a relaxed atmosphere to the place (only the too-well studied expensive casual wear of some of the clients leads you astray. What do they serve? Drinks with a tasty happy hour spread, cheese and cold cut platters for those who want to buy them. Drinks are on the pricy side and 10% service was added (maybe for happy hour only? I didn't ask). Excellent Campari Spritz and the Bellini's are smooth. One little drawback, the bar is in another room, the wait staff are hanging out and sometimes sitting with the clients they know. They also are dressed like they are clients. It lends credence to the laid-back ambiance they are so close to achieving but it can be a bit disconcerting when a total stranger asks you what you want or you can't identify who to ask for a refil. I will be back.

Try at your own risk. They should really update their daily schedule. Showed up at 7 for happy…read morehour, door was open, staff in house but was turned away. Apparently Closed on Mondays?

Taralli are crunchy ring-shaped breadstick-like snacks originating from Southern Italy, with a…read morebaked dough consisting of flour, olive oil or lard, white wine and savory or sweet seasonings. Popular savory flavors include fennel, pepper, chili flakes and oregano. They're commonly eaten with charcuterie and dips, or as an accompaniment to salad. On a weekend morning at 9am, the shop was open with only a couple other customers (also tourists). There's not much to this shop, a counter on the right from which you can see all the flavors, a register area, glass-enclosed back section to the right where staff was busy rolling the dough into rings and prepping to be baked. On the left a few seats and merch, a display of boxed taralli in different flavors to go. I tried a savory basil €1.20 and a sweet lemon sugar €1.70. Both had prominent flavors, which I enjoyed. The texture was kinda like a denser bread stick, which I could appreciate though wouldn't say I'd crave. My preference was the sweeter one bc it tasted like a lemon sugar cookie lol. Either way, glad I tried them! Staff was friendly with smiles and seemed happy to be there.

Neapolitan taralli are a taralli tradition that goes back a ways - not as far back as the pugliese…read moreversions, but still, a ways. These are different - bigger, a bit denser, and apparently always with almonds. Anyhow, if you want to check them out, this would be a good place to do so - they are really not bad - especially given that there are a bajillion flavors