Coming out of Central Station, we were looking for somewhere to sit and eat breakfast. So glad we…read morefound this place. Great selection of sweet and savory baked goods and delicious caffe.

After five days of straight and delicious Italian food, it was time for a break. We chose Foría 46…read morebecause it was close to my friend's hotel and I met her there. After dark, this is an... interesting... neighborhood and maybe it's just me, but I would suggest women not walk alone. We were warmly greeted at the restaurant and directed downstairs where we were seated immediately. Our waitress helped with the wifi and we checked out the menu. Fried pickles to start were delicious and served quite hot. I chose the basic burger which comes with cheese and bacon and pickles/lettuce/tomato. Ketchup was added and we were rocking along. A great break from the usual pizza and pasta. I'm glad we landed here. [Review 19227 overall - 377 in Italy - 197 of 2023.]

Great beer on tap. Food was good, various menu selections for all appetites…read more Staff was friendly and attentive.

This is one of the coolest bars we visited on our trip to Italy. My husband loves Campari and all…read morethings bitter! The selection they have is out of this world. He got to try several varieties and they were all amazing. 10/10! They even gave us a plate of snacks for happy hour. And have a special during then of buy two get one free. Best spot for Negronis (all variations) or a drink before dinner!

This is such a cool spot with an incredible drink selection. I would highly suggest one of the…read moreNegroni flights. I loved the sweet one. It was incredible.

We were lucky to have Perfectoo right below where we were staying so it made it very convenient for…read moreus to go down and get breakfast in the morning. On one morning we had cappuccinos with a vegan cornetto and a Fagottino al cioccolato. Another morning, we enjoyed cappuccinos with the most delicious Sfogliatellas. We got a ham and cheese panini with chips and a coke zero to take back to our room for lunch. We were very pleased with all of our selections. The food was fresh and delicious.

Not a great menu selection for dinner. We just ordered drinks and after reviewing the menu made the…read moredecision to leave.

Convenient quick service bakery and coffee shop located in the Naples train station. I wanted to…read moregrab one of the famous Napoli pastries, a sfogliatella, and they sold them here for a cheap price. They had a nice selection of salads, sandwiches, sweets and more, and even sold wines by the glass and beer! I also got a cup of espresso to go with my treat. The pastry was crispy and fresh, and the espresso was super strong. It was a little difficult to order (just like it is at most places in Italy); remember that you have to be aggressive and not just politely wait in line. I paid less than $3 U.S. for my late afternoon pick-me-up treat. A great spot for a quick snack before catching your train.

This is a cute cafe inside of the Napoli train station! They have free open wifi and is ideal for a…read moretourist who has 1 hour to kill and needs Internet access. There are plenty of pastries and sandwich options and coffee, of course. The high top tables and chairs only seat 2 people so it's not ideal for groups ... but I'm happy that I found this place!

The worst place I've ever visited. The staff refused to serve us and instead chose to serve…read moreeveryone else regardless of whether or not they came before or after us. They didn't even acknowledge our presence. We stood in line for ten minutes and then left with no food. Rudest experience ever, would not recommend anyone.

Best pizza in Napoli- we had the fresh tomato basil buffalo cheese mozzarella and olive oil - molte…read morebene! yummy This is best pizza we have had in Italia

Stopped by this restaurant for one last Neapolitan pizza before leaving town. We shared a margarita…read morepizza. Our server was nice enough to split the pizza in half on separate plates for us. The pizza was piping hot, slightly crispy crust with the chewiness inside that I really enjoy. The server had enough English to deal with American tourists like me. Best of all, we sat in the outside area which allowed for people watching. Nice place!

What a great local bar in the most traditional Italian way. In Italy a "bar" is not a saloon as we…read moreknow it in the USA, its a place that does serve alcohol but is generally a coffee place too. The pastry here is excellent, the coffee correctly prepared as you would expect and its full of locals starting their day. If your in the area, this is the place to start your day.