Cibi Cotti Nonna Anna In Napoli

Excellent food! Also, it seemed like this is a place were mainly locals go. Yet, be warned: It is very expensive for the portions that you get and I was honestly a bit shocked when the lady told me the price in the end (the thing is you only really know how much it will cost after eating). But it was definitely an experience and if you would like to try some local food, I still recommend it!

Authentic Neapolitan cuisine. It's not a restaurant, but a very simple rotisserie with a few seats. The food is excellent.

My review focuses on the humanity and empathy of Mr. Dino and the entire staff. My 4-year-old daughter had a slight bout of illness due to a drop in blood pressure, and words wouldn't be enough to describe the affection and care they showed her. They took care of the emergency call, and once the scare had passed, they even bought her a doll. Well, this place is an expression of a Neapolitan lifestyle from another era, one that unfortunately almost no longer exists in a barbaric world corrupted by the god of money. It's only right to review the culinary aspect, and in this case too, I can only speak highly of it. It truly feels like eating at our grandmothers' house, with traditional, flavorful, and hearty dishes that only grandmothers know how to make. I can't wait to return in much more peaceful circumstances. An experience that has enriched me in every sense. PS: Best regards, little Sofia

At Nonna Anna, it's easy to choose what to eat because all the dishes are delicious. Going there is an experience not to be missed.

Everything perfect! Great Vincenzo

The best meatballs in Italy! Thank you Loris 😘

Excellent food and warm, friendly staff. A piece of casatiello, a mixed vegetable platter, a pasta frittata, and a braciola al ragù (braciola with meat sauce) and water cost €22 for two. Very reasonable prices, with generous portions. There's a lot of choice, but some items sell out quickly, as it's a very busy place.

Very good and delicious and very kind and fast

Don't confuse folklore with inefficiency. And the lack of organization. Confusion, crowds to get the dishes you were supposed to bring to the table, with sauce spilling on the shirts of people not in line but crowded together. The level of cleanliness was just adequate, but the prices were excellent.

A true local restaurant that shouldn't be missed. The only problem is the incredible crowd, but that's proof that it's worth it.