Antico Forno delle Sfogliatelle Calde Fratelli Attanasio In Napoli

Sfogliatelle among the best in Naples, both the curly and the shortcrust. It's best to arrive early because there are always a lot of people queuing.

The best puff pastry ever!!!!! Compliments!!!!

The best Sfogliatella in Naples (unfortunately tourists have discovered it too)

Excellent Sfogliatelle but not enough to justify the long queue and waiting time.

Simply fantastic! Sfogliatelle and friendliness are the order of the day!

We came across this place thanks to the recommendation of pizzagirlpatrol and we were absolutely not disappointed! We ordered three cakes, which cost PLN 35 - the price is very attractive considering the quality of the baked goods. Everything is baked on site and beautifully packaged, which makes shopping a real pleasure. The baked goods are fresh, crisp and simply delicious - you can see that they are prepared with attention to every detail. Even though there is often a long queue, it is worth remembering to take a number from the machine at the entrance - unfortunately, we did not notice it and waited aimlessly for a while. However, this is a small detail compared to the overall experience. We definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for unique, fresh baked goods!

They say the best in Naples and I believe it but an endless queue.

Rather long queue on a Saturday afternoon but quicker than expected. On arrival you get a ticket and this leaves you free to have a walk in the neighbourhood without waiting in time. Good range of products to choose from and amazing quality. Cheap prices!

One of the most renowned pastry shops in Naples, especially for its Sfogliatelle, which objectively are very, very good. The queue is long, but it goes by quite quickly, the Sfogliatelle cost less than €2 each and are served hot. It is located near the station so very convenient. The only flaw is that they have no space either inside or outside and you find yourself waiting in the middle of the street.

There were a lot of people in front, but the line moved quickly. You have to take a number tag on the door and wait in front when your turn approaches. If you don't raise your hand, it passes very quickly. It seems like most of them cost 3 euros each, and there are a lot of them with cream on top, but they wrap them with film so they don't touch each other. I was curious about bread that looked like king oyster mushrooms... It just tastes like bread soaked in sugar water. The pastries are really crunchy, but all the bread is so sweet that I can't eat more than two bites.