It does not get much better than this! You walk in, order wonderful, fresh, local food at extremely…read morereasonable prices and take it home to enjoy. They have an abundance of Neapolitan favorites, including roasted chicken and potatoes, pastas, panino Napolitano, salsiccia e friarielli (sausage and broccoli rabe), polpette (meatballs), cotolette Milanese (breaded cutlet), and pizza fritta (fried pizza) just to name a few as well as contorni (vegetables) and dolci (sweets) to die for. We ordered two giant meatballs (polpette), a fried pizza (pizza frita), an order of salsiccia e friarielli, and a side of peppers, coming to just €10.50, eating like kings. The food is fresh and the service friendly and fast. If you are in or near Vomero, La Padella should not be missed as they are just a few blocks north of Stazione Medaglie D'Oro. You will not eat better at anywhere near the price. The only negative is that they are closed on Tuesdays. CombatCritic Gives La Padella 9 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better!

While interning at the Consolato degli Stati Uniti, we made this a frequent stop for a coffee…read morebreak. Located just a block off the lungomare, this is a great place for a meal at any time of day. Huge selection of panini. Very convenient.

By far our favorite ristorante on the Island. And Ischia had some of the best food we had in Italy…read more Watch out for your women, Amedeo is a charmer. I KID. From the seafood to the pasta. Steaks and pizza also excellent. But seafood reigns supreme here. Some of the best oysters I've ever had... Italian...no. Amedeo didn't like the locals that month, so he was getting them from France. We got the grilled whole Branzino twice. sea urchin opened to order. The paccheri with fresh porcini and clams, we still talk about. Amedeo even caught a fish off the pier for fun. His first one ever. Check out pics. Great service, very friendly and always suggests the cool fresh stuff they get in. We miss you Amedeo..

I read the reviews and decided to try Neapolis for a pita. It is tucked away a little off the…read morebeaten path, but well worth the trip to get there. You walk into a colorful foyer where you can either order at the counter to eat on the go or you can go up the stairs and sit at one of four or so tables. I didn't ask if they had an English menu, but I don't think it mattered that much because they specialize in pitas and gyros, with some standard Greek options as well. They didn't seem to speak much English, but that didn't really impede the ordering process, since I ordered a pita and beer. I had contemplated ordering fries, but decided against it. That turned out to be a good call, as the pita came with fries in top of it. It was the most massive pita I've ever had, and one of the best if not the best tasting I've ever had. The meat was well cooked but not overdone, and the sauce, feta, and veggies were fresh and very good. Definitely recommend to anyone traveling to Naples who has had enough pizza and wants something cheap, high quality, and fast.

Not bad, just a little underwhelmed when comparing my experiences to Greek food I had in Greece a…read morecouple of days ago and to the existing positive reviews. It's good but not 5 star good :)