O Rre trattoria e friggitoria In Napoli

We had a great time and ate very well, congratulations

We had a great time and ate some delicious pizzas and the platter was excellent too!

Ó Rre a Forcella is a top-notch fried food shop, a must-try for fried food lovers! Here, you can experience Neapolitan tradition in every bite: the aromas of hot, crispy fried food envelop you as soon as you arrive, instantly immersing you in the lively and delicious Neapolitan atmosphere. They offer fried delicacies, from cuoppo misto to traditional delicacies, prepared with care and respect for the original recipes. The fried pizza here is an absolute must, a true standout in both taste and size, and is worth trying at least once during your stay in Naples. A genuine, no-frills atmosphere is perfect for those who want to enjoy simple yet flavorful dishes. Sitting here for a moment, chatting and savoring every bite, is the perfect way to immerse yourself in Neapolitan gastronomic culture. An experience that won't disappoint those who love authentic street food, with intense flavors and authentic character. The Gin and Tonic served by the "Malocchio Cafe" is truly delicious. The service is a bit lacking, with friendly but not top-notch staff. The price is a bit exaggerated: 3 Gin and Tonics + 3 Fried Pizzas at the table = €81!! You be the judge.

I ordered a small Margherita pizza, which was delicious and perfectly piping hot. I'll definitely be back.

If you wander around the area, there are definitely more affordable places for an aperitivo. I personally found the spritz very commercial and watered down, definitely not worth €10. The land-based cuoppo was good, while the seafood one was very dry.

I liked it. Perhaps because, coming from Florence, where everything is incredibly expensive, spending €50 for two, including a Spritz (nice and full-bodied, not full of ice), a free platter of chips, bruschetta, and other appetizers, and two (enormous) seafood cuoppi didn't seem like a steal at all. I hadn't noticed the lack of prices displayed, especially since, in the chaos of San Gregorio Armeno, finding a seat at lunchtime seemed like a dream. The only thing I didn't like was the fact that you couldn't pay with a POS terminal, only cash. What if someone doesn't have any?

Average food, various fried balls and mojito drinks with lemon ;-)