Very expensive. Very touristic. Coffee for 8 euros is…read moremadness. The food is OK. Would not reccomnend.

After a long day of touring Naples, we were looking forward to coffee and a snack at the legendary…read moreCaffe Gambrinus. We asked to be seated outside, and were shown to un tavolo per due. The outdoor seating area was covered, and it was nice to be out of the sun. There were 3-4 servers in the area, but each of them studiously ignored us. We sat. And we sat. And we sat longer. We tried to get the attention of a server, but to no avail. After 15 mins, we left. I do not recommend Gran Caffe Gambrinus in any way,.

Croissants and cappuccinos were amazing! The service we received by the staff was impeccable. They…read moremade us feel really welcomed. It was quiet when we arrived as it was around brunch time, most likely missed that morning rush and left before the lunch hour.

We came here in the morning before making our way back to Florence. Service was good, and our…read moredrinks were made quickly! The sfogliatelle were delicious as well!

I dolci sono deliziosi! The food was delicious. Staff was very nice despite struggling with…read moreItalian. The inside had 5 tables to sit at as well as standing bar and a few tables outside.there was air conditioning and very cozy.

Now... they are fast! They are heartwarmingly cool and friendly. They make my cappuccino just…read moreright. I also tried their Caffè del Nonno - super fluffy and sweet; eaten with a spoon. That's different :D My friend got a short lesson on using their micro espresso makers. It's not a machine! It's so compact... tiny, requires technique and strategy, makes for a good mental exercise, and doesn't occupy counterspace. I'll want one someday. If what you want isn't on the menu, guaranteed they can make it. Just ask! They sell these to-drool-for muffins, and they sell these liquor bottles I've never seen elsewhere. I'll want that someday too. One of the best things in this caffe is the interior design. Wood, metal, glass... Reuse purposes and it looks awesome! It feels very warm, cozy, and welcoming inside. They're in a nice location in the midst of busy centro storico. Drop by and have a shot!

Delicious cappuccino (paid 3 euros and this included service to table and a cup of water), I do not…read moreremember how much the cornetto with Nutella was priced at (I would however not order it again - it was very sweet), customer service was on point (although there was a bit of a language barrier). Sat outside and enjoyed people watching. Highly recommend.

Small, zip decor but a great aroma of too many great coffees. Is this the original - not sure but a…read moresuper staff that is happy to serve, educate and perhaps sell some grinds to take home. Def now on the list of musts when i visit Napoli.

Delicious coffee and some great outdoor tables , seems safe and good people watching . More space…read moreto relax than most cafes around

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!