After walking through a series of dark and shady streets in Napoli, you arrive at a Pizzeria with a bunch of people outside.

If you're a foreigner (and don't speak Italian), it takes a while to figure out what is going on. There's a line on the left to order the fried pizza (I personally didn't like it, it's just a stuffed ball of pasta, cheese and meat with not much flavor).

But if you want to sit down and have pizza, you have to ask the guy serving up front to write you down on a list in his medieval notebook full of doodles grease only he can understand. After a while he'll begin shouting the names on his list, as an Admiral treats his soldiers during training. If you hear your name, just storm in and make sure you get a table. This is a very local experience and that's the reason I liked it, even though it's not friendly, it takes a lot of time to get a darn table and you never now what's going on around you (other than dodging trashy motorcycles passing by that narrow street).

Now, the food. Every single minute is worth it. We were two and ordered three pizzas just to make the visit worth it and boy did we make the right choice. The crust is perfect, the ingredients are abundant and the temperature is just on point. Grab a big Nastro Azurro (local beer) to pair it and you'll have an amazing dinner.