Pizzeria Tucci’s In Napoli

I spent my birthday here. There was a hiccup at the beginning of the evening due to the table I had booked not being available, and a somewhat heated discussion with the bouncer near the end of the evening. Both of these unpleasant incidents were resolved by the skill, kindness, and helpfulness of the guys at the bar: Christian, Mattia, and Leo. Thanks guys.

Thoroughly enjoyed our visit. Pizzas were exceptional, servers were anmazing and the rousing karaoke made our evening.

Fantastic place! Music& food were great!

A charming and always trendy place in the Neapolitan dolce vita; a select atmosphere; service staff always attentive to the needs of customers, often of international origin.

I was there last Sunday evening, around 10:30 PM to be precise. Unfortunately, there was a rude, clownish, and rude bouncer at the entrance who slammed the door in my face without a word. Otherwise, Tucci's Pizzeria is nice; they sing and the food is quite good. I hope I never see that clown at the door again.

The restaurant should consider offering a set menu when hosting large groups, as the management didn't seem very organized. As soon as we were seated, we were strongly advised to order pan pizzas, with the suggestion that one peel would serve four people. In reality, a €40 peel was barely enough for two, so we had to order additional regular pizzas. I find it unfair to suggest a peel for four if that wasn't the case: people coming for dinner expect to eat, not have an aperitif. The place is nice, but there are far too many tables for the available space. When people get up to dance after dinner, the waiters start moving and throwing chairs and tables outside, creating a bit of chaos. Overall, I found the organization to be poor and the safety management inadequate.

Fantastic evening and spectacular service. Manager Raffaele welcomed us and led an unforgettable evening! Highly recommended

Cristian and Leo are the absolute best! Fantastic bartenders and top-notch drinks. ♥️

A trendy, vaguely rectangular venue with a console in the center. The music and dancing begin around 10 p.m. The pizza is decent, as are the main courses, but the prices are high for the quality. From Thursday to Saturday, there's a minimum spend of €50 per person. The average age of patrons is quite high.

Fun place, great DJ. The pizza was good but nothing special. I was served by a somewhat grumpy waiter. I'd go back for a fun evening. It's expensive, but you pay for the atmosphere.