Ristorante e Pizzeria Eurosoldino In Napoli

We went on a weekday, close to closing time. They helped us when we entered, we ordered takeout. As we spoke more clearly in Spanish, a particular employee assisted us. He was super friendly and very willing to accommodate our request to customize one of his pizzas so that it was suitable for vegetarians. The order was ready in a few minutes, we sat waiting while the owner watched a soccer game on TV. The employee who served us did very well, the rest showed with that expression of quaint annoyance that we see from certain Italians but it was not a problem for us since they find it funny. They were also respectful but not at all warm. €16 euro approximately for two good-sized pizzas. Good flavor and quality, I think the basil was missing in the Margherita.

Top pizzeria, excellent pizza, good service, exceptional waiters, good price, everything was excellent

It differs in quality and service among the many restaurants in the area.

Good authentic restaurant.we had fantastic pizza and ice cold beer what more do you need!

Found by chance, a kind gentleman had given us directions to the street, close to the Galleria Umberto, saying that it was the place where we would eat well and spend the right amount... believe me 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏we went back convinced that this time we would have tried the pizza...we didn't succeed 🤣🤣 we were enraptured by the ecstasy of the treats they offered us. Who knows, maybe next time we'll be able to eat it. We return home with the beautiful memory of the welcome, the goodness of the service, the quality and goodness of the food. Seeing is believing...recommended by a foodie with a love of cooking ❤️

Good value for money. Friendly staff.

Excellent pizza, courteous and available until late on Mondays! Optimal!

Super and very digestible pizza despite its size, excellent service

Pizza buonissima, locale accogliente in uno deiprimi vicoli caratteristici che affacciano su via Toledo, personale gentile. Prezzo onesto. Direi che ha tutti gli elementi per un 5 pallini pieni.

Ad un passo da Piazza del Plebiscito, questo ristorante storico dei Quartieri Spagnoli propone piatti della cucina classica napoletana. Pur essendo fuori orario di pranzo, siamo stati accolti benissimo da tutto il personale. Abbiamo ordinato come antipasto, “ciurilli” fritti ripieni e frittatine alla Nerano; come primi, spaghetti alla Nerano con provolone del monaco, gnocchi alla sorrentina e spaghetti olive e capperi; come dolci, fatti in casa da Salvatore con passione e competenza, abbiamo scelto una torta al cioccolato bianco e amaretto, un tiramisù al pistacchio ed una caprese. Ottimo rapporto qualità/prezzo.