We had planned to go to another restaurant on the waterfront but felt drawn to this place instead…read more We had a nice sunset dinner on the front patio deck, and they were able to accommodate us with no reservation, although by the time we were leaving, the restaurant was beginning to fill. We were a party of four, and everyone enjoyed their meal. We ordered the fresh bruschetta and fried calamari to share. One person ordered a steak, another had the shrimp scampi, another the lemon chicken, and another chose the grilled shrimp. They also had a great beer and wine selection. We all finished with gelato for dessert. The service was very friendly and attentive. The bill came to 200 euros. I know people say you do not tip in Italy, but I still do. I left 50 euros because three servers attended our table.

After strolling along the beach, we came upon Zi' Teresa and loved the outdoor seating, lights, and…read moreambiance of the waterfront restaurant. It was fairly busy and we waited probably 10 minutes to be seated. Our server was very friendly and hustling all night. She took our orders for wine and dinner, and she was very apologetic when it took our food probably 30 minutes to come out. Either the kitchen was backed up, our order was delivered to the wrong table, or they forgot our order, but we waited a while. The food was pretty good but expensive for what you got, the pasta didn't taste super fresh compared to other places we visited in Naples. Overall, I think I'd come back for lunch or an early dinner to avoid the business of the evening and try some other plates.

The Sartu' di Riso was amazing. The Spritz was great! Very reasonable prices. Peppe was a great…read moreserver

This place was highly recommended by a local who lives in Naples, so, when a local tells you,…read moreyou've got to go. Google maps is kind of your best friend when you're in Naples and trying to find a restaurant. We got seated in the outdoor area which is right by the street. They had so many different types of risotto's and we were very overwhelmed. But, they had an option where you can order 3 different risottos on one plate, so of course, we had to go for 6 different kinds between the two of us. Some were quite mind-blowing and some were average. It's definitely worth checking out for delicious risotto and service was great.

I will simply never have a better dining experience. Even the walk from Vico Equense down to Torre…read moredel Saracino exuded two star Michelin. Greeted at the entrance of this historic stone tower on the shores of the Gulf of Naples by no less than four impeccably courteous staff members, we knew our evening was off to a good start. We began the dinner outside, starting off with cocktails (excellently prepared by the restaurant's sommelier) and a group of small plates. The setting is magic and no amount of explanation will top the experience itself. You can either choose the tower or the patio for the start of the meal, and if nice outside, I would highly recommend the outdoor setting just for the sheer views themselves. The small plates were brought to our table with our drinks in timely coordination. I will fail to remember the exact components of each plate, but they were all excellent. We then moved inside with our cocktails and were given a tour of the wine cellar as we ordered a bottle of white. The cellar itself is breathtaking and I could have spent hours browsing the vast selection of wines. We then moved to the main dining area where our group of four had a long rectangular table in the heart of the restaurant. We selected the five course tasing menu and I have to be honest, I simply don't think I could have stomached the 10 course, as even the five courses had almost eight or nine different components, all quite filling. I will not go through each as they are pictured, but highlights certainly included the risotto and the fish soup with 10 (12?) different varieties of noodles. Perhaps the most exciting part was getting a little peek within the chef's working space. The staff took such good care of us and we truly didn't want to leave; I think we spent a total of three hours from start to finish. The dessert just kept coming and it truly was impossible to say no despite how full we felt. I would recommend Torre del Saracino to anyone traveling to Vico Equense. I can only imagine what a three star Michelin would entail if this was just two stars. Beautifully done.

This was of the best meals of my life. End of story. Well, it's not - I'll give a bit more detail…read more But this restaurant is certainly worthy of its 2-Michelin star status. The food was amazing, and the experience even better! We arrive as a group of four. The first room we entered is an ancient cave, where we had drinks and some pre-meal appetizers. The room was dedicated with beautiful art and sculptures. In the corner there was around $100,000 of music equipment - a turntable, large speakers and a record collection that belongs to the owner. They allowed us to play whatever we wanted, and it added so much to the experience! In the collection was a U2 album autographed by Bono who had been there a few months earlier - just sitting in a stack! It was really incredible. We were then given a tour of their 17th century wine cellar - absolutely amazing. Then, we were ushered into the dining room, which was intimate and beautiful. It was raining and dark, so we couldn't enjoy the beautiful views. However, the courses were served and each was better than the next. I don't want to give too much info on the food, since I'm sure the menu changes regularly. Pictures are attached. At the end of the evening, we got to see the kitchen as clean-up was happening. Obviously service was equally about bringing the food as it was providing an once-in-a-lifetime experience. And they accomplished that!

First night in Napoli turns out to be the best thanks to L'etto. Freshest food in town. Also I was…read moreblindsided by the best meatballs we had the whole time we were in Naples. Worthy experience. Sit outside. Good world. Good life.

Amazing find thanks to Hotel Piazza Bellini. The most unexpectedly delicious meal I could have ever…read moredreamed of and super healthy! I may just be back here tomorrow night for my birthday . Why mess with perfection

This was my favorite pizza in Napoli. Both the margarita and the diavola were delicious!…read more Loved the two tiny tables on the steep sidewalk outside. It's down a narrow lane and there's foot and scooter traffic, a little loud, but absolutely atmospheric. There's plenty of seating inside also, plus more upstairs. Menu is super solid and reasonably priced. Service was decent and on-par with service in Napoli overall - zero complaints. I would absolutely recommend this great little spot off the beaten path!

Had the Margharita pizza with Salame, so good! A little off the street into a quaint alley but…read moreworth it.

We got here as soon as they opened for lunch (staff was still eating their meal) so we got to take…read moreour time to peruse the menu. My friend ordered the seafood bucatini and even though it looked like a small dish from it's beautiful presentation, once you mixed it up, it became a very hefty (and fishy) dish. She really liked it! I decided to go with the local white pork and cheese sandwich, and was not expecting (4) full halves! Ate half and the other half became a perfect snack. Prices are really reasonable and lots of yummy choices.

Had a fabulous dinner here on our first night in Naples. We had several pasta dishes, a calamari,…read morean octopus concoction with cucumber ice cream (just amazing), and a vegetable dish. We sat at a sidewalk table and enjoyed the raucous scenes of Piazza Bellini. Of course, we shared a great bottle of wine. This goes on until 2 in the morning, by the way. We ended the meal with walnut amaro. Eat well, tip well.

Disappointed. I…read moreread great reviews and couldn't wait to eat here. That said, the tomatoes in the Caprese salad were not ripe. After being in Positano for a week I was excited to have my last Italian Caprese salad. This was very disappointing. The tomatoes had very little flavor and were far from being ripe. The house wine was not worth the price. The ragu gnocchi was tasty with a delightful Smokey flavor but was not as light as gnocchi I had in other places. The bread was tough and stale. Service was very good! I'm disappointed for my last night in Italy but even so, we had a good time. I do think their ragu is excellent.

Ameican pop music playing over the speakers and clips of Friends, Jerry Lewis, Laurel & Hardy, The…read moreGodfather, and Disney classics on the TV let's you know the Tandem franchise is there to cater to Americans who don't know any better. The food at this place was wholly mediocre and not what someone comes to Italy to have. Their house white wine was flavorless. While I liked the char on the bread, the bruschetta lacked olive oil and garlic. My wife had the ragu over manfredi, I had the genovese over ziti. Neither of our dishes were all that notable. Tandem has 7 locations in Naples and it seems they stay packed. The front desk people highly recommended it to us, and it felt like all the other people were also there on hotel recommendations. If your front desk people recommended Tandem to you, I recommend you take their suggestions with more than a few grains of salt.

This is one of my favorites places to eat when in Napoli. The staff is amazing and if you allow…read morethem they will take you on a food experience. Seafood is fresh and cooked to perfection. Attention to detail is great. I visit ever time I'm in town!! Thank you

Famous for its seafood this is supposedly a local fav and definitely tasty. We went the seafood…read morepasta with salads and it was delicious! The service was real deal - sharp blue suits and on person per each step of service it seems.