While I love pasta and pizza, sometimes even I need to eat something else. When I was last in…read moreNaples and feeling that a change of diet was in order, I had dinner at Cantina La Barbera. The ambiance is pleasant, the venue is conveniently located, and the food is exceptional! Thinking back over my meal, the dish that stands out most in my memory isn't an entrée, it's a side dish. The chips they make here are excellent; wonderfully well fried, very crispy, and totally delicious :-) There's also an extensive and affordable wine list; you're bound to find something wonderful if you take the time to look.

Excellent food and stellar service. We had the Sunday Menu…read moreDegustazione and it was absolutely delicious. 6 courses (small portion sizes so you can actually finish them) for a very reasonable price. Our daughter had pasta al olio e formaggio which was amazingly tasty for something so simple with so few ingredients. Food came at a good pace so we were in and out in 2 hours. House red was fantastic.

The best pasta I've ever eaten. Scialatielli is handmade Pasta of Napoli…read more Large portions and amazingly delicious. We've been traveling in Italy for four weeks and eating at the highest rated-restaurants we can find. This restaurant is of the highest class. Filled with Italians. We were the only English-speaking tourists

Wanted to try something else besides all pasta. Husband and I split the steak- sooo good, cream…read morepuréed potatoes and some carbonara- delicious bottle of wine that was paired perfectly. My niece got a burger and said it was really good. Cute little restaurant near the square and subway entrance, service was good. Would recommend for anyone wanting a good steak.

walked in with my elderly father before sitting down. he needed the bathroom. the man working at…read morethe bar walked past us and then came back in and started berating and mocking me because I didn't greet him. imagine that, a restaurant where you need to greet them before they greet you. he made a ridiculous scene and it was the most abhorrent encounter I've ever had with a restaurant worker in my life. I understand restaurants in not wanting to be public bathrooms for people, but to yell at an 80 year old man with a walker because he didn't greet you???