Came here for dinner with my daughter, based on the reviews, and was not disappointed. This…read moreestablishment has a very charming vibe, with a back patio that's cool and quiet, away from the street. Its location near the amphitheater entrance of the Pompeii Archeological Park makes it very easy to find. The food was fantastic, the pasta was perfect. The service was absolutely top-notch as well. I highly recommend this restaurant for a casual evening with friends, or a quiet evening with a date.

This is by far the best restaurant that I have been to throughout my entire Italy experience. The…read morefood was so delicious, and the house wine was a great value! The desert was heavenly, and the pasta is home-made. But the number-one best thing about this restaurant was the service. Our server, Roberto, went above and beyond to ensure that my family had exceptional service. He speaks incredible English, and he even made drawings for my kids! I will definitely be coming back in the future, and I insist anyone coming through Pompeii visit.

Intro: The day before visiting the Pompei ruins, I was looking for a spot for dinner. Stuzzico di…read moreLucias is the most popular restaurant in terms of reviews on Yelp in Pompei, and it has received a lot of accolades on TripAdvisor, so I made my way over on a Friday evening. Service (3/5): Your typical European experience. Not terribly efficient, friendly, or attentive, but it's a pretty small restaurant so that made things easier. Also a bit of a language barrier with the waitress but we made it work. Ambiance (4/5): Indoor only here which is a bit unusual for Italy where al fresco dining rules. Lovely restaurant though with a homey, comfortable feel. The only downside is that there's no A/C so it was a bit stuffy. Drinks (4/5): I had a Peroni beer (not their standard but one I hadn't had before). It was refreshing. Food (4/5): They start you off with some complimentary bruschetta which is a nice touch. From there, I had the meat platter which came with a generous amount of sliced pork, salad, and bread. I ate half and took the rest to go which they boxed up for me nicely (including utensils which was a nice touch too). The meat was cooked just right at a medium and was flavorful. Overall: If you're looking for a great meal in Pompei, definitely stop by Stuzzico di Lucas. It's located a stone's throw away from one of the entrances to the Pompei Ruins. And also happens to be in the heart of Pompei close to a lot of other restaurants, bars, and shops.

Europe 2023 - Pompei, Italy…read more FAST Review Food: Excellent! I had the Gnocchi, which others had recommended and it really was great. We also had the pasta with mushrooms, a bit too much oil on the dish but it tasted great. As soon as we sat down the chef sent us Bruschetta and came out to ask us how we liked it. The Tiramisu is really amazing. You could taste the bottom layer was moist the mascarpone sweet and a perfect cappuccino. Very affordable. Atmosphere: Cozy room, right across from one of the Pompei ruins entrances. Italian music playing in the background. It was a Monday at about 7, there were only two other groups there so not too busy. Service: Amazing, the head chef was not too busy so he was checking on us a couple of times. He was really proud of the food they make. Tips: definitely get the Tiramisu.

Great service and excellent food! Great atmosphere! No problem the place has a lovely classic…read morelook. Around the corner from the square. Just beautiful

Winter in Pompeii is engulfing. It engulfs you through silence, empty restaurants and restaurant…read moreowners trying to salvage every opportunity to get just one more guest. It's calm. In this fashion, we were lured into this establishment by the owner while walking through the silent street on a gloomy afternoon. The open, airy space is pleasant and unpretentious. The welcome by waiters was more comparable to a greeting that a host would provide for guests into their own house. Being presented with a wide spanning menu felt completely unnecessary, as within moments of sitting down, the chef came out of the kitchen to greet and tell about the house specialties. The middle aged Italian man was dressed very cleanly and despite little knowledge of English, provided a better recommendation than one could ever desire from yelp or from the menu itself, which still laid untouched on the table. The prosciutto bruschetta was bursting with flavor of fresh, ripe tomatoes that gave off the sweetness of a cherry, the fullness of sun ripening and the flavor that can only be experienced in a dream. The paccheri pasta looked as beautiful as it tasted, in a pleasant green color and the flavor profile that one can only experience in select establishments. Amusingly from the name, the Carlo Alberto pizza was the least favorite of the dishes had here, but was very interesting. If coming through to visit Pompeii, do not miss this establishment.

Excellent place. The pasta was delicious and service was great. They sell pasta , pastries, wine…read moreetc there as well. Very good. I would return.

Grand food. Almost passed up the place. Delightful restaurant that sell tons if gourmet wonderfully…read moreprepared.

Fresh seafood! Cooked perfectly. Reasonable price and excellent service. Friendly staff and chef!…read moreSmall intimate setting thats great for dinner and dates. No kids menu so beware if taking children. I ordered 2 lobsters fresh from the tank and my husband had fish soup. Both were delicious. Fresh bread came as a starter. Give it a try if you are there to see the Ruins.

We were recommend to come here, and SO glad we did. We had 1 appetizer, 2 first courses, 1 second…read morecourse, dessert and wine. Everything was absolutely delicious! The 2nd course we chose the local fish grilled. It was brought to our table and fileted at the table. The wine was local and fantastic. The service was wonderful we were treated so good. If I get back to Pompeii I would definitely return to this gem! The restaurant was Everything we could want.

Intro: On a Saturday evening, after exploring the Pompeii ruins all day, I was more than ready to…read morehave a nice meal. The host of the apartment I was staying at in Pompei recommended Mercato Pompeiano and provided me with a 10% off coupon. That's all the motivation I needed! Ambiance (4/5): Like most restaurants in Italy, you can sit inside but your better option is to sit outside on the patio for some al fresco dining. Which is what I did. There are a good number of tables outside and it's a lively street so I enjoyed the atmosphere. Service (1.5/5): Your standard European service. My appetizer came out before my cocktail arrived. I had to track down my waitress twice. Not the most efficient but a bit friendlier than your typical service in Italy. We'll get back to the service in a bit. Drinks (4/5): I had a special spritz that had red wine in it. I appreciated the creativity. Not cheap but a solid drink. Food (3.5/5): I started off with the authentic version of fried mozzarella which was drizzled with a cream sauce. A bit different than mozzarella sticks in the States, both in terms of size and taste, but just as delicious. From there, for my main dish, I tried fried pizza for the first time which is a popular dish in the Naples region. My fried pizza had different types of pork incorporated into it and it was huge! I ate half. Not as good as regular pizza in my book but I was glad that I crossed it off of the bucket list. Overall: Now here's where things fell apart. When I paid at the cashier inside, I noticed that they overcharged me one Euro. My cocktail was priced one Euro higher on the receipt than the price that was listed on the menu. The cashier took a look at the menu and then apologized. I don't know if this was an honest mistake (perhaps they upped their prices and forgot to update the menu) or if it was intentional (most people won't notice a one Euro price difference on a cocktail) but it's the principle of the matter. The apology was nice but I feel like they should have gone further. Maybe comp the cocktail entirely. Or offer me a free shot of limoncello or a dessert. Something to attempt to get it right. They did not.

Late post, but worthy one. This is definitely a recommended Italian restaurant to try out when in…read morethe area. We had such a great meal on the service was excellent as well. I'll let the pictures do the rest of the talking!

This place had great reviews on Find Me Gluten where they have a dedicated space and oven to cook…read morepizzas. We decided to come here for dinner. They provided English menus and we opted to sit outside. They do allow smoking on the patio so unfortunately we were around many smoking tables. We informed the server we wanted two pizzas made GF. He understood and said he can make pizzas and pasta GF. The bathrooms are all the way downstairs and are fairly kept up. The inside has a lot of tables and that is also where the cashier is. We ordered water and 2 GF pizzas to share - the ham and yellow/red tomatoes. The pizzas came out fairly quickly and the server confirmed they were GF when setting them down. The pizzas were delicious. The waitstaff were friendly and engaging. Definitely a mom and pop feel.

Absolutely, hands down, the best gluten free pizza out there! The service was impeccable. They…read moreeasily accommodated my husband's dairy sensitivity as well as our gluten issues. The place was so inviting! Loved it! Grazie!

Do NOT eat here. It's a SCAM! I've eaten in many places in Italy in the Napoli region. I've…read morenever seen any places that charge a 3.50 EURO per person sit-in fee. They don't tell you. If you did not look at your bill and start to wonder why it's so high, it is this hidden fee. You might wonder if this fee help at for anything free - absolutely not. You do not get anything free. You need to pay for water. There's no free bread or anything. When you ask them, they say it was on the menu and they don't show you where it is. Since they left a menu at the door, I then looked and it was in the second page in SMALL light orange letter on a GLOSSY white menu. You can barely read it but if you place around with the lighting ant holding the menu in different angles then you will see it. I read such awesome review by others so I want to try it. Don't believe the review about the pizza. You are simple paying for an overly expensive, glorified bread that barely has topics and cheese. See my pictures. The pizza is small and cost 30-50% more than other places. In some cases, I don't even know if you can call it a pizza. I should have know when it's prime dinner time and there's only one other table. I think the people who wrote the review stayed at the hotel that it's connected to and was too lazy to find found elsewhere. So they order a pizza and took it to their room.

Our waiter Salvatore was absolutely amazing. Very attentive and gave us really great…read morerecommendations. This place is a little bit pricey, but also I feel as though it was worth it for our first time Europe travel. It's right outside of Pompeii at the exit , so knowing it was in a toy area we knew that we might be paying a little bit more for the food. But the service made up for everything, it seems as though it's very team service and a lot of the workers were helping us not just Salvatore. Overall, we had a really great experience and would be back.

In the midst of the touristy hustle and bustle, Il Machiavelli delivers a classy fine dining…read moreexperience. Their dishes were superbly put together with finesse and beauty in mind. We tried many things, all were good. The most exceptional were the beef tartare, fried cod with cauliflower and the spaghetti with seafood. We also tried pork belly, fried seafood with salad, tuna tartare with mozzarella, mixed salad, and pasta with tomatoes and mussels from mt Vesuvius. We had an early lunch so we were literally the only ones in the restaurant on a random weekday at 1pm. We ate on the beautiful outdoor patio area that was essentially enclosed in a tent, perfect for the slight chill in the air today. The locals would probably call this place expensive but for a group of 4, we spent about 120 euros including a few glasses of wine. They also have a nice 4-course tasting menu for 35 euros, 50 if you add wine to each course. For us, for the quality of the food with all local ingredients, it was certainly well worth it. Overall, a nice slow-paced restaurant to rest our feet while sipping on some local wines and tasting some good food after a long morning's walk in Pompeii.

Was a bit nervous walking in thinking I was under dressed, but if I had been wearing a Tux I could…read morenot have been treated any better. The food while small compared to American portions was fantastic. I had the Sea Bass and it was perfectly done. I highly recommend a stop here

Da'Best Pizza in Pompei - perhaps the best in Italy! Looking forward to returning. Friendly staff,…read moreeasy parking, great food, family friendly ambiance. Give it a go!

Everything was incredible but this pizzeria had the most amazing customer service in the world. Way…read moreabove and beyond. I came away extremely impressed. Pizza was exceptional as well. Everyone needs to experience this place at least once