Top 10 Restaurants in Naples

Step into Naples’ pizza legend at L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele! With lines snaking down the street, this historic, Michelin-starred spot serves up just four classic pizzas—Margherita and Marinara steal the show for only €5.5-6. Expect a lively scene, simple menu, and lightning-fast, piping-hot pies with fresh tomato and gooey cheese. While some find the wait and service hit-or-miss, most agree: it’s an iconic, must-try slice of Naples!

At Gino e Toto Sorbillo in Naples, expect legendary Neapolitan pizza with an ultra-thin, fluffy crust and incredibly fresh toppings—many call it the best pizza of their lives. The menu is vast but only in Italian, and waits can be chaotic. Service varies, but the unforgettable flavor—especially the Margherita and inventive vegan options—often makes up for it. Arrive early to skip lines, and savor the authentic, bustling Naples pizza experience!

50 Kalò in Naples sparks passionate debate—some call it mind-blowing pizza with a perfectly balanced crust, ultra-fresh mozzarella, and top-tier olive oil, while others find it overhyped or too oily. Expect long queues, a bustling vibe, and standout fried starters. Service swings from friendly to frustrating, but for many, the Margherita con Bufala alone is worth the wait. Arrive early and prepare for a true taste of Naples—love it or not!

Trattoria da Nennella is a lively, chaotic Neapolitan institution where singing, dancing waiters and a raucous crowd create a party-like atmosphere. Expect long lines, rushed service, and huge portions at bargain prices—but don’t come for gourmet food or attentive service. Reviews rave about the fun and spectacle, but warn of overcooked pasta, mediocre dishes, and pushy entertainers. If you crave energy and local color over cuisine, this is your spot!

Dive into Naples’ iconic seafood scene at 'A Figlia d'o Marenaro! Rave reviews highlight the lobster pasta, plump oysters, and crispy fried seafood, all praised for freshness and flavor. Expect a lively, nautical atmosphere with staff in sailor uniforms—perfect for photos! While some mention long waits and mixed service, most agree the vibrant ambiance and delectable seafood make this spot a must-visit for foodies seeking authentic local flavors.

Starita in Naples is a bustling hotspot famed for its Neapolitan pizzas and speedy service. Visitors rave about the light, charred crusts and creative toppings—especially the namesake Starita and gluten-free options. While the lively atmosphere and friendly staff impress many, some note high service charges and occasional inconsistencies. Don’t miss the fried dough desserts! Despite mixed reviews, Starita remains a top contender for Naples’ best pizza experience.

Antica Pizzeria Di Matteo offers a bustling, authentic Naples experience with lightning-fast, affordable pizzas and legendary fried treats like arancini and frittatina. Expect local crowds, a quirky ordering system, and simple, no-frills decor. While many rave about the delicious, airy crusts and vibrant flavors, service is often described as rushed or unfriendly, especially to tourists. Still, for a taste of true Neapolitan street food energy, Di Matteo is an adventure!

Step into Gran Caffè Gambrinus for an immersive taste of Naples’ history and elegance. With its Belle Époque decor, legendary coffees like the Caffè Gegè, and irresistible pastries—sfogliatella, babà, and tiramisu—this bustling café near Piazza del Plebiscito is beloved by locals and travelers alike. While prices can be steep and service varies, the vibrant atmosphere, beautiful desserts, and iconic setting make it a must-visit for authentic Neapolitan indulgence.

Hachi Ristorante Giapponese in Naples draws mixed reviews: some rave about its creative sushi, standout dishes like Takoyaki and the attentive staff, calling it the best sushi they've had. Others criticize the limited menu, time-restricted all-you-can-eat, crowded seating, and occasional bland or unfresh fish. Service is generally polite, but experiences vary widely. If you visit, expect an unusual AYCE system and check your reservation details carefully.

Gino Sorbillo Lievito Madre al Mare promises a famed Naples pizza experience, but many found it a tourist trap. Reviews highlight rude staff, frequent order mix-ups, long waits, and unexpected high charges—including a 12% service fee and extra cover costs. While some enjoyed the pizza's taste and waterfront views, most were disappointed by poor service, lackluster food for dietary needs, and an unwelcoming atmosphere. For many, the price-to-quality ratio just didn’t add up.