Pastamore&Chiatamone In

We happened to pass by this very quaint little restaurant, read the menu, and made a reservation without hesitation. There were four of us, including two children. The homemade dishes were delicious and very reasonably priced. The atmosphere was very quiet, not far from the hustle and bustle, even though we were there.

A welcoming, family-friendly place with authentic, well-prepared food. Chef Vincenzo is friendly and approachable. I'll gladly return.

This small restaurant is located in the second row, but should definitely not be overlooked. We were there for dinner. The chef himself cooks here, and he does it really well. For starters, we had mussels and octopus alla locanda, and for the main course, we had linguine with shellfish and paccheri with swordfish and eggplant. Everything was excellent 👍 and at a reasonable price.

Takes AMEX and has a seat in the bathroom. What more could matter to an American tourist? It is just next to the Hop on Hop Off bus stop number 10, so you hardly have to work for your meal. One of the Naples specialties is Pasta Genovese--a delicately sauteed onion and meat sauce that pre-dates tomatoes in Italian cooking. I tried that and found a new favorite dish with its slow roasted onion and meat sauce. The meat and onions were basically disintegrated into the ziti pasta, and they had added chunks of pork shoulder to give a meatier punch. My dining partner had mussels (cozze) in sauce and did the keto meal (although the sourdough bread was used to wipe up the sauce). The owner / server was quite limited with his conversational English and was helped out with his son? who looked over from playing video games with his buddy when I tried to invite them to the World Cup in the US. They praised my attempts at Italian responses and even the neighbors two tables over were there to help me with my conjugations. Hardly 20 seats in the place and not sure I would want to go there with more than 6 people as the kitchen is probably tiny.

The food was delicious. The owner was very kind.

Small, family-run trattoria. Traditional Sicilian dishes with simple yet tasty cuisine. Excellent value!

Pastamore & Chiatamone was recommended to me by a woman who runs a bar in Borgo Marinari. I visited in May and returned yesterday for another family lunch. The restaurant is located on Via Chiatamone, behind the old Faculty of Economics and Business. There's a parking garage in front of the restaurant if you don't have a car. The restaurant seats about 25 people. The blue walls and original furnishings make it feel like a beautiful, welcoming home. It offers seafood and meat menus, featuring traditional Neapolitan dishes and seasonal produce, all freshly cooked by Chef Vincenzo, who expertly leads you on a unique journey of flavors, ensuring memorable moments with his expertise and friendliness. We enjoyed amazing seafood dishes, including appetizers such as cuttlefish and artichoke steak, rock mussels, grilled anchovies, and exquisite Italian-style fried fish. The first courses, seafood scialatielli, paccheri with catch of the day, pasta allo scarpariello, and second courses, fried cod and Sicilian-style cod, were all excellent, tasty, and delicate. The portions are generous. The house wines are good, and the wine list offers a wide variety. There wasn't much room for dessert, but those who tried the babà enjoyed it. Excellent value. Highly recommended for a time filled with flavors and harmony.

Highly recommended! We ate here twice during our three-day stay in Naples. The food is fantastic, truly fresh, and made with love. We were always served warmly and friendly, and the restaurant has a really nice atmosphere, and the value for money is excellent!

Top restaurant, very high quality raw materials, everything authentic, super friendly and polite staff, absolutely recommended.

The best food in Naples! Delicious, fresh seafood. The chef himself came to the table and advised what to order - full of passion and commitment. Very nice service, great atmosphere. I highly recommend!