Of all the places we could have eaten lunch at in Naples, the family decided on McDonald's…read more I regret the missed opportunity to have pizza in this city known as the birth place of pizza, but McDonald's was convenient for the kids in our party as we walked through this iconic shopping center. Europe gives you 1-2 thin napkins per meal ordered. Not really practical if your meal contains a saucy burger. Don't expect napkin dispensers out in the open where you grab as much as you want. It doesn't work that way here. As a traveler, remember to always carry tissue/napkins. Also, if you're from the U.S., don't expect free refills on soda. That's not customary here either. This location does have a restroom but you must enter a code to access it, so don't toss your receipt. The code is on the receipt. Very busy location. Lots of tourists. Order via kiosk. Your order number will be displayed overhead when it's ready and it will also be called out by the clerk in both Italian and English.

After many days of Italian only food I was happy to have a burger and fries! This McDonald's didn't…read moredisappoint. Decent flavor and a great selection of McFlurry's that are not available in the US.

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!

From the owner: Presenti in Piazza Arenella a Napoli dal 1967, alla 3a generazione Mario & Mario porto avanti il…read moreloro concetto di ristorazione preparando piatti della loro cucina regionale senza mai distogliere l'attenzione per la scelta delle materie prime con un pizzico di innovazione. Se ancora non lo avete fatto veniteci a trovare per spiegarvi con un solo boccone la nostra passione per la qualita'!!

Great fast food place. Lots of pasta options. Reasonable price…read moretoo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Perfect fast food!!! This is what the world needs! Fast service, fresh ingredients, clean…read morerestaurant, cheerful staff, affordable price, wine, and coffee!!! Great value for your money!

We kind of went here as a last resort on a rainy night, and surprisingly, it was a decent cheese…read moresteak in the heart of Naples. We got the Philadelphia with mushrooms and sweet peppers, and the bread was actually way better than anything I've found in the city of the sandwich's birth. We took our sandwiches to go, which was our only mistake because the fries didn't travel well and got cold and hard pretty fast. Our server was very gracious, spoke English well, and was happy when we tried to ask for a few things in our pretty terrible Italian. It's definitely made for take away (da portare!), but there are about 6 seats inside and maybe 10 outside. Lots of sauce choices to choose from, as well as your standard ketchup and mayo, if you want to be even less adventurous than you already are by not trying local food while you're here.

When your body literally cannot stomach any more pizza or pasta a meal at Panamar is a nice…read morerespite. The thing that attracted me to the fast-casual Panamar was the thing I seemed unable to find anywhere else in the city of Naples: meal-sized salads. Elsewhere in town I landed some meal-sized salads (always featuring tuna) but what Panamar served was consistently different and better. Rather than skewing Italian, they seemed more Greek-leaning, but they were inventive and tasty where the salads elsewhere were not. The Mazzancolle (10 euro) featured tempura prawns, mango, avocado, and sweet and sour onion in a yogurt-lime sauce. This salad was both well-priced and delicious. Ditto for the Salmone (also 10 euro) which featured a healthy dose of sashimi salmon for that low price point. The salad less loved than the above two was the Baccala, a mix of cod, potato salad, green olives, fried capers, and more. This salad was less greens, more potato, and missed the mark for someone desiring greens but if you're seeking potatoes it's a win. Located in the Vomero district, Panamar will creatively satisfy your desire for something other than Italian fare.

A nice surprise. We wanted something quick for lunch. We weren't expecting anything great, but…read moreboth our sandwiches were very good. A nice break from pizza. Casual and friendly.

This is my favorite Euro-chain restaurant. It's fast, delicious, and all orders are a la carte…read more Order as many montaditos (little sandwiches) as you want. They vary city to city -- but there's always something for everyone. The sandwiches range from 1-2.50 euro. It's a great place for snacking or meeting with friends and partaking of beverages. Also, they have tinto de verano on tap, so there's always that.