Pizzeria Napoli In Bocca — Restaurant in Naples

Only 2 options- margherita or marinara pizza, but both were delicious! You get a soda or water with your pizza all for 5€. Small seating area.

Service was horrible. The waiter came over and quickly listed off our 2 options and basically assumed we all wanted margherita pizzas and left. They hovered over us and watched us like hawks waiting for us to finish so they could take our plates. The service was very quick— but that was almost the problem. They took away our plates and we were still drinking our drinks but the server came over and literally PUT NEW SILVERWARE AND CUPS on our table WHILE WE WERE STILL SITTING THERE. And then he said ok you pay in the other room. We said ok but continued to finish our drinks. He came up to us about 3 more times to kick us out. I have never had a waiter straight up tell me to leave.

The woman that seemed to be the manager was very sweet though. She seemed really overwhelmed when we were paying but she was still polite and kind to all of us. Much more polite than the servers that rushed us out of there with barely enough time to finish what...

We´ve been five days in Napoli and had the goal to eat the "really" best pizza, so we visited five different pizzeria each day.

This one was the winner. It is more original than the very busy sorbillo, had much greater taste than the Brandi and in an very close final the pizza Napoli in bocca can beat the also very good pizza di Matteo because of the very friendly employees and the great costumer service plus price of the Napoli in Bocca.

When you go to have lunch or dinner here you can looking forward to be a "real" guest, be welcomed with refreshing papers, a reeeeally breathtaking taste, atmosphere and finally...with its great and simple menu (only two different pizze and order together with a drink for 5 Euro) go full of happy energy back into the "cuore dlla...

A charming pizzeria Napoli In Bocca — a true Neapolitan gem just around the corner from the famous Galleria Umberto I. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, just like the owner himself. Here you can not only enjoy a classic Margherita pizza that melts in your mouth with every bite, but also sample various types of limoncello — from the traditional to the creamy. Of course, we took a bottle home with us — a perfect taste of Naples to remember. A lovely surprise was a treat from the owner — a glass of the pizzeria’s signature white wine Napoli in Bocca, which seems to hold the sun and aromas of southern Italy. A place you’ll want to return to — not just for the pizza, but for the sincerity and soulfulness...