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 bit of heaven is around the corner from my Hotel ( Ideal). Franco, the owner, is a wonderful…read morehuman being who makes delicious cheese and mouthwatering pasta dishes. The only problem I have is that I think of this spot often and , living in Philadelphia, become very depressed that I can't be there. Forza Napoli and Forza Franco!

Such a great shop! This store is owned by a kind man who made the best sandwich in the world for me…read moreand my friend. I was here 3 years ago and i still dream about this sandwich. It's not really a known spot because it's a little hidden, but it's right near the train station and if you want to get a quick bite to eat that's also an amazing price you should stop here. He allowed my friend and I to sample the cheese first and brought out some fresh cheese he had just made as well. Such a kind man who cares about his customers and also sells amazing products. If you're ever in Napoli you need to go here!!

To begin we got escorted downstairs to a table that was right next to another couple sharing the…read moresame middle table for our wine bottles, olive oil, balsamic. Not your typical close like every other restaurant. The service was not attentive at all. Waiter only came to our table when they absolutely had to. Empty plates left on the table for a long time. Sauce was very sour and no flavor at all. I do not recommend this place. Don't get excited about the name, because there are plenty of other restaurants in Capri worth eating at. Luce, Aurora, and Panorama are good and won't let you down.

Excellent restaurant in a not so noisy area of Capri. Great house wine, obviously great bread and…read moreservice. I was dying to try spaghetti Nerano and it was amazing! We also got a seafood medley app and it was also amazing.

Authentic experience at this amazing family run deli. Try their marinated eggplant and sun dried…read moretomatoes! Greatest deli sandwich ever!

I came to Campania for wine and family history and a birthday present to myself. My last day in…read moreItaly, my Wine Check was four bottles light. This cannot happen. So I asked a man I met while traveling for some bottles I should bring back. He gave me a few producers as well as a few of his favorite bottles. Vintage and maker. I set out to find a wine shop, not a grocery store. I planned to spend a reasonable amount of money, €30-€50 a bottle. I saw a sign on the main street in quartieri spagnoli that just said "enoteco" I believe. It was brown. It was hot. The streets are steep. I had no cell signal and figured... What the hell. So up I went. And up. And up. And there it was. My Italian is pitiful, limited to basics and things you learn when your grandmother is angry at you. I walked in and the man working the shop greeted me. I asked if he spoke English, he did, very little. I explained I was looking for local wines, the varietals, and that a friend had given suggestions. He pointed out the two specific bottles on my list he had, then I asked him for recommendations on two more. As any good wine monger (my preferred term, don't judge. It makes me smile) should, he asked how much I was looking to spend, and if I liked this or that (or acidic or buttery whites, big structure or more supple reds.). Then he pulled down the bottles and told me I wanted these. I paid him, thanked him, and was on my way, back in the heat with my four bottles procured. Overall, the shop is tight. And packed. And the guy seemed knowledgeable enough. English, for an American with terrible Italian, was quite adequate. I will come here if I'm ever in Napoli again. Only complaint, and it's a small one... He put four 75cl bottles in a single plastic bag. When you are walking, A: that's heavy and a bit unruly. B: the bottles clanked constantly. I'm used to the individual bottles at least having paper to keep them from smashing against each other. I managed, and it was a good experience. Check this place out!