Perched above Marechiaro with views across the Gulf of Naples, Rosiello is one of the city’s oldest seafood restaurants, family-run since the 1930s, and still supplied in part by its own orchard, vineyard and kitchen garden.
This one is really for local lovers. People from Vomero (and not only) come here for their lunch break. Prices are very reasonable and the food is very genuine.
Classic Neapolitan trattoria on Via dei Tribunali. Everyday cooking, regulars at every table, and a menu that follows the market. The real deal, and increasingly rare in this part of the city.
A hidden botanical garden inside the Bosco di Capodimonte, with a legendary pizza oven and a farm-to-table bistro. One of Naples' best-kept secrets
Naples is one of the great food capitals of Europe, where everyday cooking and culinary tradition meet on every street corner. Pizza was born here, but the city’s food scene goes far beyond the classic Margherita. From simple neighbourhood trattorias serving pasta with seafood to historic restaurants preserving traditional recipes, eating in Naples means experiencing a culture shaped by land, sea and family traditions.
Across the city you’ll find pizzerias fired by wood ovens, small eateries specialising in fried street food, elegant dining rooms focused on seasonal ingredients, and coastal restaurants overlooking the Bay of Naples. Whether you are looking for authentic Neapolitan cuisine, local specialities or a memorable place for dinner, this curated selection highlights the best places to eat in Naples, chosen with a local eye.