Il Magnifico is a great place for dining. There are 2 restaurants, on the same street. I've been to…read morethe bigger one. The location is not the best, since it is behind a bridge, very hided, and parking is very limited. Once you get to enter, you will get deeply surprised about the interior design. You will not be able to spot a piece of wall since every surface is basically covered by countless objects, from shoes to guitar. Design and object combines very well together, creating a great atmosphere. Waiters are very kind in explaining you the huge variety of their menu but basically the only thing that really changes is the type of bread and each type of bread can be made with the same 10-15 type of condiments. I liked the piadone. Food is amazing. Everything is very delicious. By the way you need to be careful when you order because portions are kind of extra large. We were in 3, we took 2 orders and we got so full that we had some leftovers. Moreover they often offer extra food for free. I'll come back here again during my future holidays.

Good coffee! Keep in mind that "café" is espresso for italians also nice that its located in front…read moreof a small supermarket where you can get cheap baguette for breakfast

I like this quant little place in Naples. It rained here the day we were here . Reasonable priced…read moretwo drinks 20 and you get complimentary snacks !! Service was super !! You'll enjoy coming here . Rest rooms are downstate.

Naturally, every time I come back to my city, Napoli, I spend my Aperitivo time in the city centre…read moreat Ceraldi Caffè. Out of all the places which I go, which I know, Here is where I feel and taste the real Aperitivo Time. Great drinks and especially delicious bites of food coming with your Aperitivo drink, without forgetting the service of the staff, all the guys are professional, kind, incredible people. 5* is not enough for Ceraldi Caffè!!

Passing by La Botte, my friend (who is a vegetarian) noticed the vegan burger; we decided to try…read morethe place. After we were seated, we discovered that they were out of both the vegan burger and the entrecote I wanted; our server recommended a salad for my friend, and the "meat in bread" for me. When our food came, my friend's salad was okay, but I was very disappointed to discover that my dish consisted of a sliver of meat ball in a plain slice of bread :-( What had looked like a restaurant actually turned out to be a kind of a fast-food place, but one that wasn't particularly fast; the food wasn't very good either.

The food behind the glass looked enticing as we strolled by, so we returned shortly thereafter for…read morea late-night bite to eat. If you have read my other reviews from Southern Italy, you know that I love salsiccia e friarielli (sausage and sauteed broccoli rabe, a Neapolitan specialty) and it was on the menu ... WOO-HOO! We entered, ordered two saltimbocca, a "Positano" (speck, brier cheese, and lettuce - €4.50 at the "bar") for my wife and a "Cetara" (salsiccia, "friarielli", and scamorza cheese - €5) for me. But when we delivered the receipt to the counter, as is the custom in Italy for take-away, I was told there was nor frierielli and that I had to choose from the other bleak options. It would have been nice to know that they did not have the item listed on the menu BEFORE we ordered because we would have gone elsewhere, but by then it was too late. We had a seat at the bar across from the prep area and because they were obviously busy, my wife asked how long it would take and the young woman making the sandwiches replied "a little while". She then sent over Il Tagliere dell' Attesa (the cutting board of, for the, wait), a cutting board loaded with a selection of tiny toasted sandwiches, making our wait a little less noticeable. Unfortunately, what we received were "sandwiches" on a baguette, not the advertised "saltimbocca" (a Neapolitan specialty with ingredients baked inside of pizza dough). For $5 to $6, the sandwiches had hardly any meat and were mostly bread, and the half liter of mineral water was a pricey $1.25, not a great value. The staff's positive attitudes deserve an additional "bomb", but otherwise our experience was very "average" CombatCritic Gives La Botte 5 Bombs Out Of 10 ... Le Bombe Sono Buone!

Giovanna and Bianca were incredible. Great spot for drinks and snacks. Hidden gem definitely…read morerecommend!

This is in the "good" section of Naples, which is 2 stars right off the bat. The street is…read morecobblestoned with little thru-traffic, but outdoor seating is tight. This is also where the "beautiful people" come to be seen, so get ready for a lot of people watching and self-doubt (ie. why can't I walk on cobblestones in 5' heels, why am I not wearing Valentino?). The service was spotty, but very kind with making recommendations. I had a small salad with local oranges. Was not blown away but it did get eaten. I would return for a nice bottle of water and sunglasses to discreetly observe the scene.