The restaurant is cute and has great food. The salad was larger than expected. We also had…read moreEggplant Parmesan and Bow tie pasta with salmon. Even though I was stuffed, we had the molded lemon and strawberry gelato. I don't know what they were called. Michale, who works at the counter, and Antonio, the chef, were very friendly. They don't speak English very well, basically not at all, so we used a translation app. I definitely recommend eating here!

Cute and efficient coffee shop, bar, and cafeteria all in one…read more My (very early in the morning) taxi driver offered to treat me to an expresso on our way to the Napoli central train station. A perfect way to end a half girls trip/half solo trip to Italy. This location was clean, and well laid out, and all the baked and dessert goodies were nicely on display. This looks like a cool location to grab a nice lunch or even an early drink. Or just head straight there for happy hour, or even have a late night drink. They obviously have a well stocked bar...see pics Btw, the expresso was rich and full of flavor. It was delicious! Surprisingly, One of the best I have had in Italy. Highly recommend this location if you're in Napoli.

Service can be better, but like most shop we have visited here, they are not big on customer…read moreservice. The pizza was slightly warm, when asked to warm the pizza up, he refused, what the F....,,,would it kill you to warm up my pizza that have been sitting in your display case. The mozzarella slab was good, again, it could be hot and not warm. I don't know if they are lazy to accommodate or just reluctant to move off their arse. Food was adequate, but could have been so much better if they just warmed it up.

A true enigma and lovely. Go in the morning for espresso and wonderful pastries. The afternoon…read morefor a snack and a beer. Make sure you get the Peroni on draft. It's really much better on draft. Oh and it's also a bus stop! This place is the real deal, old, authentic, and great. It's packed full of local regulars. Don't miss it

Small cafe close to the San Domenico Maggiore. Very quiet, not at all busy. In my opinion the best…read moreplace to get your breakfast or morning coffee

Super cute spot serving American-style breakfast, which is a rarity in Naples! I've been craving…read moreeggs for breakfast for days, and was finally able to satisfy my omelette craving here. They also do lunch and dinner. They have a nice selection of teas. Their specialty, however, is the bakery galore! Cakes, cupcakes, shakes... any sweet dessert you desire, is available here. The ambience is beautiful--lots of bright colors, flowers and fairy lights! Very cute and chic decor.

It's ok.. I do recommend Birdy's to anyone. You can't be too picky since there are not too many…read moreplaces to have American style brunch in Napoli.. Also cakes are good too with little room for improvement.

Asolutely wonderful breakfast and lunch place on Piazza Bellini. We sat outside (al fresco)and…read morestartedwith five wonderful dishes. Of course a whitewine. Two pasta dishes: pea, mint, and pecprinp, and the other was spaghetti with yellow tomatoes and colatura di allici sauce. Of course they change the menu regularly. Evergthing is fresh and extremely innovative. We had a palimeto patty (they called it a burger). Anyway, we truly enjoyed our early afternoon lunch in Piazza Bellini. Eat well,tip well (tips are optional in Europe).

My husband and I stopped in today after visiting the Castel Sant'Elmo. We were greeted with smiles…read moreand recommendations of their specialities, along with standard cafe options. I had the canned iced coffee, and my husband had the iced latte and they were both delicious. We highly recommend!!

It's hard to find bad coffee in Napoli but it's also frankly hard to find really good coffee. Was…read moretired of so-so Americanos and journeyed here as it was close to one of the best fashion districts in Naples. Had a wonderful pour-over and geeked out coffee with the barista. Easily the best I had in the city. They had some cuccumellas on the shelves. I don't think they brew with them, but they might sell one (essential souvenir for any coffee lover visiting Napoli).