Canta Napoli - Menu

Nice and warm atmosphere!Traditional trattoria with no tourist. Very nice pizza and pasta.

Great pizza at a reasonable price. Nice atmosphere. Their sour dough rolls topped with sesame seeds were fabulous. We had 5 different pizzas and they were all great.

A very short wait, followed by what was quite possibly the best pizza I have ever eaten. Their pizzas are baked to perfection in an authentic Italian pizza oven at the front of the restaurant. My family all had a fantastic meal, and it served as a perfect start to our Neapolitan holiday.

I was very psyched about eating pizza here, but I was disappointed. Having had several pizzas during my 21 day Italy trip, the Margherita pizza was just average. There was nothing special about it. It certainly could have used more basil on it. The restaurant is pleasant. Our server was good.

Best restaurant experience we had in Naples! Very simple restaurant. The walls are painted by an artist. The food was tasty but the atmosphere and decor surpassed it. we went on Saturday night and there was a table who was singing and playing the guitar. Amazing ambiance but I guess you have to be lucky to fall on the right night.

The pizza was excellent. We really enjoyed the stuffed crust (filled with a really creamy ricotta). We had the tri-colore pizza with spinach and fresh tomato. Just 1 block from the water, so very convenient location in Napoli. The waitress was very friendly and helpful. One tip: you have to ask for the check at the table, but you pay up front at the counter. They are open late for lunch.

We had lunch at Canta Napoli Ristorante Pizzeria, at tiny restaurant in the older section of Naples. The location was convenient, the food unremarkable, and sadly no opportunity to taste the famous Neapolitan Pizza. What made the restaurant fun was when a woman discovered her husband and his lover having lunch there. Dishes went crashing to the floor amidst lots of Italian screams and protests until the wife was summarily thrown out of the restaurant. We had a dose of local soap opera Naples style.

Having read previous reviews prior to our visit to Naples, my wife and I were not disappointed by our experience. The food was excellent and beer and house red equally as good. We had Gnocci, followed by Cod with tomato and the obligatory pizza. I settled for the Tricolori after much deliberation and was amazed at how the stuffed crust tasted. The side dish, Green salad, was larger than expected and when we asked the waitress to take it away, the language barrier kicked in and it was dutifully returned in a box for us to take back to the hotel. We would have gladly paid the full cost of our meal but as we booked in advance (via Tripadvisor) and informed them upon arrival, our bill was reduce...

Arrived to this behind the hotel, quiet spot with a lovely open kitchen and rustic looking decor with an owner ? who could not accommodate our visit better. Our party spoke very little Italian and the owner spoke very little English, however, we still managed to order exactly what we wanted with changes! To start we ordered the rice balls never eaten before . We all tried them and enjoyed them. This was followed by three different dishes as mains and we finished all three. One of the party did not eat veal, so it was adapted to chicken milanese ? , which was very tasty also. After a busy day, we did not eat a dessert, but would have if we could. Would definitely revisit. In fact, I wish this...