The Club Room at Campiello - Naples — Restaurant in Naples

Food was quite good and I had the ravioli. I like the portion sizes too. Not too big or much. So I caveat my service comments that it was valentines evening. We had an 830pm reservation to avoid the early crowd and unfortunately weren’t seated with a server until 9pm. Not the best coordination for a reservation. Almost got up and left but server asked us to hold and she will take care of us. Brought a $180 bottle of wine that was 12 years old. Kind of expected more knowledge around wine opening process for Club room but it was opened and poured without any opportunity to taste the wine. Had to ask for a decanter. Poured it without too much concern for the sediment. I share all this as for type of ambience and restaurant, I expect the better service. Not the end of the world just an opportunity for coaching the employees. Speaking of the ambience, really nice band and singer. Not too loud and played really well. They charge $10/person for music and it’s clear this is a charge prior to booking and seating. It’s worth it. ...

It was our first and last time at the restaurant. On 3/5/25 we had a 6:45 pm reservation. Arrived a little earlier to the Campiello restaurant (the Club Room is a part of it). There was a long line to check in. Waited in the line for 10-15 min, then were directed to the Club Room, arrived there at 6:50. In 5 min the Club Room's hostess was able to talk to us, found our reservation, but said there were no tables available, because we were late!!! We waited at the bar for at least 30 min before having been seated at a table. The food was okay, but nothing special that would justify their high prices. Live music (jazz organ trio) was pretty...

This place is a separate room apart from the main Campiello dining room down a hallway outside the back of the restaurant. Regrettably you need to expect the same experience as the main dining room with its blah Italian menu, mediocre and slow service but with the snappy addition of a cover charge of $10 per person for a jazz trio! That’s right, the Club menu is the same as the other dining room even though they hint at something more on their website with the quote, “raise the level of sophistication with the addition of elevated dishes.” This once great fixture of Third Street is a shadow of its former self.You’re not...