It was a perfect lunch. The tomatoes and mozzarella salad was sublime - the best I've ever had -…read moreand I've had a few!

One of the finest traditional Neapolitan restaurant I know. Food is spectacular, service impeccableread more

Restaurant was beautiful, super affordable for the dishes we ate. And food was soo good!read more

I have never been served by more arrogant and impolite waiters. After I politely asked if I could…read morehave just a Caprese salad, they reluctantly seated me even though the entire restaurant was empty at 11:30 am. Then they brought simply tomatoes and mozzarella with olive oil on a plate without basil or Balsamico about 20 minutes later. They were so unfriendly I didn't even trust the food let alone enjoyed my experience there. I asked to pay and it took another 20 minutes for them to take my credit card from the table. Unbelievable!

The entrance fee was 12 euro per person. If you want to stay at an less crowded area, you need to…read morepay 6 euro more. My husband and I went to the beach on a Sunday afternoon, around 2 pm. It was very crowded. We did move to the "reservation" area and paid more. It was a much nicer experience.

This is my second time coming to this restaurant and I enjoyed it thoroughly both times. Service is…read moregreat and quick. Food is even better. Small little restaurant and very cozy. Will continue to stop in here when I'm in town!

Went here at 5:45pm on a Friday but it was closed. Came from Rome to eat some authentic seafood in…read moreNapoli, yelp said hours were from 12pm-12am. Disappointed we didn't get to try it

I'm going to be quick about this review…read more Pro: Good and quick service, there were English speaking waitor(s), the food was good, the location is great if you're in the area visiting, great for groups. Cons: When I go into a restaurant I usually compare the prices of pizza Margharita. I know where I live where there are NO tourist, I can get a pizza Margharita for 2.50 euro; 3 euro at the most. Ciro A Mergellina pizza Margharita was around 7 euro or so. So (obviously) a tourist area because of tourist prices. So if you're visiting and want to pay local Italian prices... Find a restaurant, compare their pizza margharita prices, and if it's over 3 Euros... you're paying too much! Happy dining!

Great gelato, pastries, and coffee. They also do speciality cakes and sandwiches served at the bar…read more During the summer I see people sitting and enjoying their cocktails. Awesome view of the Lungomare

Stopped by tonight without a reservation. We were able to be seated outside quickly. The interior…read morepatio was only for reservations. Staff was fantastic and our meals were superb. Ghe chef does walk around and mingle with patrons. We had a great experience and would return !

The sea bream and meatballs weee excellent but I felt the chef paid more attention to the Italian…read moreguests than us. Maybe he knew them but not good for PR. The service was good though from the staff.

Unlike most other restaurants, Sano Sano actually has a very modern environment with a spacious…read moreinterior and some aesthetic lighting. It's a very clean and pleasant dining area. As for the food, it's still the classic, good quality Neapolitan cuisine. I got the Mareggiata seafood pasta (€20), which had mussels, shrimp, and tomatoes in it. It was 3-4 star quality, as the sauce was a bit watery and the pasta didn't seem particularly fresh. I also got a babà (€6) for dessert, which is a classic Neapolitan dessert consisting of a sweet bread soaked in rum. It was decent and certainly soaked in a whole lot of rum - you could see it all seeping out if you pressed down on it. The staff are average friendliness and the service speed is pretty quick. Overall, while the food is just average quality, the nice modern environment really elevates the experience, so I am giving Sano Sano 4 stars.

While in Naples for two days, we were excited to learn the history and, most importantly, eat!…read more This was one of a handful of restaurants recommended to us by our host and we finally stopped by the second day for lunch. Everything in Italy is healthy and clean, but this restaurant specifically focuses on healthy, clean, and varied ingredients. It was one of the only restaurants we ate at that had so many options and so many types of food. For appetizers, we had the caprese and the salmon tacos. Caprese was good, the tacos were okay - they were like wonton fried tortillas. The gnocchi with pistachio crème was sooo delicious, and my fiancée loved his spaghetti al pomodoro, simple and tasty. Would definitely recommend for lunch or dinner in Naples!

This restaurant is a local favorite and definitely not for the tourist crowd. It is very small…read more(only about five tables inside and maybe three or four outside). The menu varies from season to season depending on what is in season and what the catch of the day is. Everything is fresh and wonderful and you just kind of have to go with the flow with the recommendation of the waiter or the owner. I called ahead and made sure they had octopus salad which is one of my favorite Neapolitan dishes. For my pasta course I told them just to bring me whatever was fresh and they brought me scampi perfectly presented and cooked over al dente spaghetti. I have been in Naples for this visit for five days (I used to live here) and this was by far the best meal I've had the entire time I have been here. Highly recommend to People more serious about the quality of food than the ambience.

The ambience is very very simple and modest but the food is very very good which is the most…read moreimportant thing to me. Add the genuine sympathy of Claudio and the price you pay reasonable for what you get. Conclusion: when I return to Napoli I will be there again. Thumbs up !!!!