I can't begin to tell you what went well because everything went well. We were kind of in a rush…read morebecause we had to meet our driver in an hour and 10 minutes. About 15 minutes away. They came in the Greter us and they started offering plates and we started eating right away. Take their recommendations. don't even look at the menu. It just doesn't matter. Everything was so delicious. The staff and the people working. There are just lovely. Everybody was very caring and they were extremely attentive. We had fried pizza, egg, Plant, lasagna, pasta, Bolognese, ensalada, Caprese, and about Seven dishes that I can't. Remember. There are nine of us on this group and everyone enjoyed every last bit. It was a very familiar ambience, which everybody enjoyed when we were leaving. They even asked us where we were going to help. Give us directions.

My 18 year old daughter for her first time in Italy. She went with her boyfriend to eat there after…read moreseeing online their food is worth a visit. WORST SERVICE EVER. Italian guests were sat separate, tourists in another room. The waiter was rude, rushed them they "were not done yet?" And made the famous Italian hand gesture when he wasn't pleased to see they were not done. My daughter and her boyfriend decided to just pay and leave. Whoever was serving today, July 17th, around 19.30... . No delicious meal justifies bad service with a bad attitude. This kid of mine worked her arse off to pay for her own vacation, and all she wanted was a nice meal with her guy after touring Napoli all day. Thumbs down to you!

Pizza fritta is a great example of the street food in Naples. We had planned to go to Sorbillo…read more However, they do not take reservations and the wait times could be as long as two hours. We cam across his pizza fritta location on Spaccanapoli, so I can say that I've had his pizza. We had the one with the salame filling. It was excellent.

So good, tried the pizza frittata and margarita extra both were amazing! The fritta will blow your…read moremind!

We stopped here during a walking food tour. The frittatina was hot and fresh when it was handed to…read moreus. Inside the crispy fried shell is bucatini and cheese and sauce and peas. Its gooey and filling and perfect. There are lots of other delicious looking fried items here to try as well. I spied someone with fried eggplant!

The worst meatball sandwich on the planet and it matched the two women behind the counter. It's…read morestreet food so there is no ambiance.

This one was like a scavenger hunt to find! They're sharing an entrance to a bowling alley, which…read moreis along a street that looks like a private drive, and is situated behind the backlot of the Hilton Sorrento Palace. The challenge to find parking on a residential street was worth it. You gotta get there before the crowd. We arrived just before one side of the narrow restaurant was occupied by excited children! The interior is bright, but warm. There's TV for entertainment and superb food to satisfy your tastes. The place and the table settings are attractive - custom made with cloth... signed by Chef Antonino Esposito. Charming touch! I'll let the food pics speak their own mind. I'm coming back one day!

What a surprise. This was a chance walk in when we had a pizza craving. The pizza was…read moretraditional Neapolitan and simple but simply perfect. Friendly service. Very basic place with the entire focus on producing delicious pizza. Dessert was a bonus

A truly amazing dining experience. Fresh and tasty seafood. Reasonable prices and excellent…read moreservice. You will enjoy eating here. The restaurant will provide several items free of charge.

Meh. Service was not super friendly. I can deal with that if the food is good. It was not. The…read moreseafood broth was extremely salty, the house red was too sweet and the octopus in the Parthenopea was chewy. The best bite was definitely the shrimp, but again, the broth tasted like they dumped all the salt they had on hand. I left a lot of mussels and clams on the plate and don't take food waste lightly. If you like very salty food, this might be your style. But it definitely was one of the most disappointing dinners I've had in Italy thus far. Giving it 3 stars because the seafood was at least fresh, just not prepared the way I prefer.

If you happen to come to this place, definitely order the margherita pizza!! The pizza here is dirt…read morecheap even compared to the US. A single margherita pizza is only 6 euros, which is about $7.20. A liter of wine here is also only 8 euro, which is about $9.60. I don't think you could find anywhere else in Naples with pizzas and wine as cheap as this place. The margherita pizza here is simple, as it should be. The crust is cooked to perfection. I personally like fluffy crust and this place delivered it well. The amount of tomato sauce versus the amount of cheese was also perfectly balanced. The fresh basil leaves also leave a slight kick in the aftertaste. I don't know how I can ever go back to eating Pizza Hut in the US. Be sure to finish off your meal with a tiramisù! You won't regret it :)

Great pizza. Appetizers are cheap for Arancini balls made in house. Pizza was classic Neapolitan &…read moredelicious. Staff was friendly and spoke good English. I would suggest sitting inside though - my fiancé & I sat outside but the road is downhill & made for a pretty slanted sitting experience. Overall I would return &/or recommend it to friends visiting the area. Also super great prices when traveling cheap but looking for local taste!

Where the locals get their pizza, and arancini, and croquettes. The interior is basic, the service…read moreis fast and cordial, and the pizza is great. I asked for recommendation and they recommended the fried pizza, which we all loved. Never had fried pizza before, but , its their most popular, and then followed by their award winning margherita. The interior is basic, and the surrounding are kinda sus, but that's just Napoli.

We took a taxi to Pompeii and we asked our taxi driver where we could find the best pizza in Naples…read moreand he dropped us off here. When you walk in, it looks like a quaint little pizza place but they have a larger dining area around the corner of the entrance and a whole upstairs dining area. They are known for their Naples folded-style pizza. I ordered the margherita with bufala mozzarella. It was my favorite pizza I ate during my weeks in Italy. You could tell that this was a spot locals loved and we were so grateful to have been directed here.

After a long day of walking we really just wanted something nearby - I used Yelp to find somewhere…read moreclose - and it was a very lucky find. Great food and drink, cozy neighborhood feel and although the server didn't speak English, a woman at the next table did and when she saw us admiring her pizza, she helped me with the menu. I very highly recommend this place

This is the best restaurant in Naples. The staffs are really friendly and the food is AWESOME!!!!…read moreThe price is worthy for the food! This is the first place I will go for dinner next time I'm in Naples. 5 stars, definitely!