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!

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.

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!

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!

This place has amazing food, wine, staff and atmosphere. We have been twice and enjoyed each…read morevisit. We will be back one more time before we head home.

Went on our first night when we were exhausted from traveling so didn't drink or get dessert which…read moredefinitely could have affected the outcome of the meal. This place is mainly a wine bar and we didn't get the wine so it could be on us! Burrata Appetizer was really good, fresh tomatoes and arugula. They gave you bread/oil vinegar for free which is nice. Carbonara was really good and had shaved truffles on it The stuffed Cannolini and it was extremely smokey and the cheese inside became kind of tough and gummy, it was the only thing I would not order again. Overall the place was solid and I wish I got to try some wines. Next time Wouldn't recommend since there were better spots.

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.

If you are a foodie you must go to this hidden gem! We had our hotel make us a reservation and it…read morewas a fantastic meal! Ordered all of our dishes from the daily specials. My favorites - the charred octopus, freshly made fusilli with clams, romba fish, pistachio 'flan' that's more like a molten cake. FYI their English menu translation is a bit off on the description i.e. "burnt" really means seared.

The best restaurant in Naples! After living in Naples for 2 years, I can say with confidence that…read moreEbbrezza di Noe (The Abberation of Noah) is the best restaurant in Naples. Make sure to call and make a reservation because the restaurant is small-- the owner speaks English and making a reservation over the phone is easy. Located inside of a wine store, this restaurant offers a unique atmosphere. You will be dining surrounded by wines sourced from the many vineyards of Italy, and the waiters will be picking wines straight from the shelf to serve to customers. Great atmosphere! The menu changes every day but everything I have ordered has been great-- grilled octopus, porcini mushroom tortellini, and tumeric risotto were all outstanding. They have an English translation under the Italian description which also makes ordering a breeze. I also love Ebbrezza di Noe because they have non-Italian food, a great break from the traditional pizza, pasta, meat that you will find at most Neapolitan restaurants. If you are looking for a unique dining experience with great wine and outstanding food, go here!

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

Stopped in here after we couldn't get seated at a few other places but had a decent experience. The…read moreservice was good, the food was good, the outdoor seating was plentiful. We had a couple pastas and the artichokes/potatoes/olives/capers side dish. The side dish was just ok but the pasta limone was pretty great! All in all, in you're in the area it's worth stopping by.

A fantastic hole in the wall restaurant just off Spaccanapoli right in the heart of the city. It's…read morecozy but not cramped. For a starter I had bruschetta with marinated anchovies (5 euro) and for the main I had the fettuccine with octopus (about 18 euro). They were delicious! Crusty warm bread came complimentary, and an excellent glass of house red wine was about 6 euro.