Everything is delicious and very relaxed ambiance. This place is so popular that we have to wait…read morefor seating at 10pm. The service is great as well. Loved everything we ordered.

We came in one night for dinner while staying nearby in Naples. The place is small so seating can…read moretalk a little while. But the staff was friendly and we were able to get a seat without too much of a wait. I'm giving this restaurant 5 stars primarily because the offer something very unique. A vegetarian Ragu with seitan. This place is known for great ragu, which is meat based. But they offer a vegitarian version that was very good. I got a mushroom pasta dish that was very tatsy and filling. I could only eat half due to how filling it was. My wife got an Aperol spritz and I got an italian beer. If we were back in the area we'd likely stop back in to rty other options on their large menu.

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

This was an authentic Italian restaurant with great service and an intimate atmosphere. The food…read morewas gourmet, with beautiful presentations and amazing flavors! I would definitely recommend da Don Antonio ristorante! The prices are also very reasonable.

First off, if you are reading this it means that you are seriously contemplating a visit to The…read moreReal Italia -- the Mezzogiorno! Forget Florence and Pisa and Montalcino and head south to where the coffee and bread are ten times better. This second story gem is down at sea level in the port of Pozzuoli, and I have eaten there about twenty times. Be advised: the menu is very, very limited. You can get a starter of octopus or a plate of olives. There are a couple of seafood pastas and risotto pescatore. Then you can get some fish or some fried calamari or shrimp. That's about it. But the guys who run the place are great, and I love to watch them interact with foreigners --- by which I mean anyone who lives more than ten miles away!! I first ate here in about 1986, and the young guy that was our waiter then was our waiter in April of this year, and one of the old cooks was still down in the kitchen. Don Antonio and his wife are long gone, but his son is still there every night it is open. I highly recommend this place for an adventurous eater, but don't go there and waste a table if you are wanting some sort of special fancy meal. This is where small groups of old friends go for good food in a simple setting.

Just delicious and the sweetest staff. The waiter helped me choose because we didn't understand…read moreeach other's languages. I got this massive pasta and braised meat, a side of zucchini with a unique sweet taste, a bottled water, and bread, and I just now realized that I think they charged me less than I expected. Like really inexpensive but huge portions. It seemed a little different than what Americans think of when we think of Italian food, I couldn't really find any traditional pasta with red sauce dishes except bolognese. The menu said "land or seafood" and the waiter asked me if I wanted "meat or fish" so I think that's roughly how the menu was divided. My meal was delicious and everyone else's looked good too. I saw some massive plates of clams or oysters, and pasta with seafood in it. It's just like 20 feet off a main Piazza so it's in a great location. The staff really was so sweet.

Food was great friendly staff will come back…read more Have to say it was one of the best in italy so far

The New Oak Tree in Naples Italy is Amazing. This would be the last meal on earth that I want…read morebefore I die. Imagine walking down a small street to pass by a restaurant with no sign on the outside. My wife and I arrived around eight (silly Americans) to be scolded by the cutest old lady telling us to get out that she wasn't ready yet. We were eventually cordially invited inside where you walk into a little kitchen. My wife's grandmother lives in Italy and she always says she won't go to restaurants because she can't see the kitchen. Well I think this solves that issue. We were sat at a table in the back. Being that we didn't speak Italian did make this off the beaten path/ non-tourist restaurant a little difficult but we managed. It was a multi course meal that I believe must have been from heaven. The appetizers were delicious followed by the most delicious veal that I've ever encountered. My wife almost had a heart attack at the chocolate desert. We liked this place so much that we came back a second night to repeat it all over again. If you are traveling or live in Naples (Napoli) this is a place you MUST go too. We were shocked to find such a gem in this town known for crime but it really was the best meal we had our entire trip.

So so so good. We were recommended this restaurant by our bed and breakfast owner and it was so…read moregood we ate both nights of our stay in Naples here. We almost walked by because there was no signage but had to wait to get in because like Americans we wanted to eat earlier and most Italians like to eat later at night. This place was your quintessential "hole in the wall" restaurant and boy did it live up to the recommendation. Language barrier be darned our hosts made sure that we had the full gamut of what they had to offer. The antipasti was so great I could've eaten plates of just that. The dishes that followed left me wanting more and more. The pasta was some of the best I've ever eaten - and my family is from and still lives in Italy. The buffalo mozzarella was some of the best cheese ever. The chocolate dessert made my night! GO HERE. EAT HERE. Be glad you did.