Eating Out in Naples
Naples and Southern Italy have a great culinary tradition – the famed Mediterranean diet started here. Please contact me for further information.
Restaurants
Neapolitan
Informal atmosphere and not too expensive.
Ettore
Via S.Lucia 56
Tel.081-7640498
Mimi’ Alla Ferrovia
Via Alfonso d’Aragona 21
Tel.081-5538525
Closed on Sundays
Brandi
Salita S.Anna di palazzo 2
Tel.081-416928
Classic Pizzerie
Agliara
Piazza Sannazzaro 73/75
Tel.081-681787
Umberto
Via Alabardieri 30/31
Tel.081-418555
Cafasso
Via G.Cesare 72
Tel.081-2395281
Trianon Da Ciro
Parco Margherita 27
Tel.081-414678
Salvatore Alla Riviera
Riviera di Chiaia 91
Tel.081-680494
Chinese
Peking
Riviera di Chiaia 268
Tel.081-7642772
Shang-Hai
Piazzale Tecchio 99
Tel.081-2396903
La Muraglia
Via G.Cesare Cortese 8
Tel.081-5514693
Chinatown
Via G.San Felice 39
Tel.081-5520888
Acquario
Vico S.Maria della neve 26
Tel.081-680061
Pubs
Pubs have become very popular in Italy, with new establishments opening every month. Here are some of the older, more established ones in Naples; more listings will be made available in the next issue of this Naples Travel
Guide:
Joyce Irish Pub
Via vico dei Sospiri, 12
Tel. 081 7647168
Phone Rock
Via De Bonis, 8
Tel. 081 5750034
Southern Bull
Via Orazio, 2
Live music
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