We lived about a mile away for 6+ years. This was one of our top 3 places to dine in Naples…read moreProvince. There is no menu, rather they serve you what was prepared for that day's meal. Plan on being there for 3-5 hours. The food is to die for and they grow their vegetables, etc. in the rich soil of the ancient volcano where they are located. Buon apetito!

Had a beautiful lunch at Lost Paradise Club in Bacoli! We…read moredocked the boat and were picked up by their tender, such a fun and unique touch. Highlights from the meal: pasta alle vongole (tasty but could've used a slightly bigger portion), creamy maccheroncello alla Nerano, and a super fresh tiradito with ricciola, tonnetto from Procida, and citrus marinated octopus. Also tried the Noodles del Mediterraneo with sautéed prawn shrimp, slow-cooked chicken with veggies, and a solid club sandwich. Great spot with relaxing vibes and a perfect view of the sea. When you go make sure to tell them Flavia sent you!

So we just finished settling in after arriving in Naples, Italy and we decided to take a stroll…read moredown Via Toledo right off of Plaza Plebiscito. Now Via Toledo is one of the more popular streets in Napoli and I came to find out that aside from taking you straight in to the popular Spanish Quarter district, it also is home too many of the most expensive homes / apartments in Napoli as well. Pretty sure their are other great areas but this is definitely one of them. On our walk we strolled in to the "Galleria Umberto I" shops and ran in to Anna Bellavita caffe and we decided to stop in. Nothing like a quick Italian coffee outing with some croissants and pastries to take the edge off and make everything all better. The setting was pretty cool as being tucked away inside the Galleria which in itself is very cool and a must see, they provided us with very good service and were pretty attentive. Also noticed that there were plenty of locals having their coffees "Al Fresco" same as we were which is typically the sign of a legit establishment. Not many tourists while we were there that I could see but plenty of activity and a good time to people watch and take in the sights and sounds of Neapolitans going about their day. Outside of a couple of Caffe Latte's and Machiatto's, we ordered some croissants and some gelato's which were all fresh and very tasty. I don't think they make any of it on site but not to worry as it is pretty hard to get bad coffee, croissant or pizza anywhere in Naples. Not taking away anything from this establishment though as it was very clean, and the staff were very attentive as well. All in all it was a great place to have a bite and relax for a bit before continuing our stroll though the Spanish Quarter. Should you find yourself in the area make sure to stop in at the "Galleria Umberto I" and check it out for yourself and feel free to visit Anna Bellavita as I don't think you will be disappointed. Hey startup a conversation with the locals and you may make some fiends while you are at it. Enjoy and Bon Appétit!

Cool spot to chill. Pleasantly located inside Galleria Umberto I. If you're staying for your…read moreselections, let the guys seat you at a table. I wasn't used to that and I walked passed them, smiled and went straight inside to order. I'm glad the lady had a sense and asked if I wanted to sit. Upon responding "Si" she beckoned one of the guys and told me to pay after my order is served. Two cannoli and something else I just pointed to :P all gone, in my belly, did not share (gigglesnort).

Great burgers! We had the American Burger and the Mushroom Burger. The American was a deconstructed…read moreburger (all components of the burger laid out on a plate minus the bun). The Mushroom had mushrooms and melted cheese with bun (really good bread used for the bun). Both burgers were cooked medium (slightly pink in the middle). Bacon was crispy, quality bacon. We ordered a side of fries and they were good as well. Quality beers on tap (clean tap lines). Fast, friendly service. Our waitress spoke enough English to help with our terrible Italian. We will return!

burger chef's burgers are darn good. from the buns (which are often terrible in italy) to the…read moreburger and toppings (many varieties on the menu) they've got a lot of good stuff to offer. they offer a number of good (not healthy, but good) sides, plus they have a number of different beer options (my favorite is the flying dog).

I found this place very randomly while I was wandering in Naples. I was very surprised by the…read morequality of the coffee they had. Among all the options, I chose "cafe limone" which was a shot of espresso with lemon foam. The deliciousness of that coffee was indescribable! It was a concoction of flavors that instantly hit my brain. The service was high-paced and professional. The atmosphere was very upbeat too as the place was filled with lots of clientele. Highly recommend!

I was happy enough with our service and the products, but it was pretty average…read more After a short, quick rain, we were able to get a sidewalk table. The waiter took our order quickly - espresso, caffe americano, and a pistachio cream-filled flaky pastry. The pastry was SO sweet, almost too sweet, even for me. The cafes were hot and strong so that's hard to fault. Sidewalk was a little cramped and busy, not exactly atmospheric, but suitable for a quick coffee stop. I would not recommend the pistachio pastry, despite how pretty is is.