Pizzeria Sorbillo

Pizzeria Sorbillo

Via dei Tribunali

This pizzeria is my favourite one, their tradition goes as back as 1935, they are now at their 3rd generation. The most expensive pizza on their card costs 10.000 lire, and is something for when you are really hungry. It is likely that you will have to queue a bit before finding a free table (give your name to the person who waits the table he/she will put you on the waiting list). It is however less crowded than other famous pizzeria's in the neighbourhood.

type:	Local
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address:	Via dei Tribunali
tel:	tel. (081) 455-262

Trianon al Cippo a Forcella

It is very close to Michele, just before Michele the street splits in a V-shape. On one branch there is Michele and on the other branch, a bit further you will find Trianon. It is a tree floor pizzeria and each floor has it's own wood-oven. The pizza is good, the price normal and as the place is no big there is almost no queue.

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Zi' Teresa

Zi' Teresa is an institution more than a restaurant -- right at the sea. This trattoria is popular with politicians and celebs that typically stop in for some delicious Mediterranean fare during their visit to Naples. The menu also features traditional Italian dishes.

type:	Local
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address:	Borgo Marinaro, 1, Naples Italy
tel:	+39 0 81 764 2565
url:	www.ziteresanapoli.com
email:	info@ziteresanapoli.com

Don Salvatore

Don Salvatore is one of Naples' most popular restaurants. With a seafront location and fresh seafood and vegetable entrees on the menu, it’s no wonder locals and visitors alike flock to Don Salvatore. The restaurant also has a wine cellar with some very impressive selections.

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address:	Riviera di Chiaia, 91
tel:	+39 0 8 168 0490

Pizzeria Brandi

It's true -- you can find fabulous pizza just about anywhere in Naples, but the very best pizza of all fabulous pizzas is Pizzeria Brandi pizza. Pizzeria Brandi also happens to be the most historic pizzeria in Italy. It was established in 1780 around the Royal Palace area. Reservations are highly recommended.

type:	Italian
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tel:	+39 0 81 416 6928
url:	www.brandi.it
address:	Salita S. Anna Di Palazzo 1-2, Via Chiaia, Napoli Italy
email:	info@brandi.it

Brandi

This pizzeria own its fame mainly to the fact that they invented the pizza Margherita, their pizza is good. However if you are looking for a inexpensive meal this is surely not the place you want to go to.

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address:	Salita Santa Anna di Palazzo, Trav. Via Chiaia
tel:	+39 (0)81 - 416928

Da Michele

This pizzeria is in a very popular neighborhood, very close to the Central Station and Piazza Garibaldi, in a side street of Corso Umberto. There is quite a lot to queue but it is the cheapest pizzeria in Naples. Don´t expect any luxury however, you will get you flatware, plastic cups and you have to set up the table youself. The card is only made up of two of sort of pizzas, Margherita and Marinara. Margherita is the default, if you want Marinara you will have to ask explicitly for it. It may also happen that you will have to share the same table with perfect strangers. It more..

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Ristorante A’ Fenestella

This is not just a place to have a fine meal – Ristorante A’ Fenestella is an experience you will never forget. Its location, on Marechiaro, at the end of Posillipo's hill, will leave you breathless and the taste of the classic Naples cuisine will linger long after your trip to Naples has ended. From here you can see the famous "fenestella a Marechiaro."

La Sacrestia

This elegant restaurant serves up authentic Neapolitan cuisine -- delicious but simple dishes dot the hearty menu. One of the most famous dishes here -- Prince of Naples is a filling macaroni dish made with truffles and several cheeses. You can find just about any pasta dish on the menu as well, with seafood (of all kinds) as a main ingredient.

Ristorante La Fazenda

Linguini, stews, chicken dishes, spaghetti, grilled vegetables, and more are on the menu at this very reasonably priced Neapolitan restaurant. The terrace offers excellent dining (and views) during the warm days of summer.

The Caruso

The Caruso is located on the ninth floor of the Grand Hotel Vesuvio. The dining room features spectacular views of the Bay of Naples. This roof garden is dedicated to the musical legend Enrico Caruso, who made Vesuvio his Neapolitan home.

Rosolino

Located on the Nazario Sauro seafront, Rosolino serves a mix of Italian, International, and seafood dishes in a hip setting that feels more like a nightclub than a restaurant. Expect plenty of homemade pastas, fresh vegetables, and hearty beef and fish specialties. Live entertainment is also on the menu, of course. Reservations are required.