I migliori ristorantinella città Gragnano della Napoli

20/02/2026: The Margherita pizza is good: well-topped and generously sized (they're classic individual pizzas, not meter-long ones). The potato croquettes also deserve praise, featuring a lovely crispy coating. However, the zeppoline were a disaster: the waiter promised they were "seaweed-filled," but there was no trace of seaweed. Instead, they were dusted with (alleged) oregano, which had an unpleasant flavor; they were also extremely hard and practically inedible. The most critical point was the welcome. We were seated in a cold room with the TVs turned off, a truly uninviting atmosphere. The service was extremely poor: they didn't bring us menus, they gave us incorrect information about available side dishes, and once the pizzas were finished, no one came to clear the table. The establishment doesn't have parking, which made getting there difficult. Finally, the price is definitely too high compared to other competitors in the area, especially considering the lack of attention to service and ambiance. I find the price of drinks absurd: charging €6 for a canned beer is out of line. You can definitely find better places in the area at more reasonable prices. I wouldn't return.

08/02/2026: We were 10 people at the large table, ideal location. Friendly staff, excellent value for money. We'll definitely be back.

28/01/2026: The dishes are excellent and the owners are especially kind.

12/01/2026: My partner and I had dinner here. We're Spanish, from Mallorca. The pizzas were delicious! A family-friendly atmosphere. We were treated wonderfully! Thank you so much.

28/02/2026: Convenient parking. Great Panuozzo, excellent fried fish, and a pleasant Gragnano wine. Crowded.

22/02/2026: A humiliating and shameful experience. I'll start by saying that I've been a customer here since 1991, when I was 19, until last night, when I'm now 53. But I think the lady—a lady, so to speak—who runs the place and manages the business isn't very considerate of her customers. It went like this: After dinner, I gave my wife my credit card and told her, "You go pay, since the lady is at the register." The payment was processed. My wife returns to the table to grab her purse and coats, and we head for the exit. At that point, the owner, in front of the people queuing at the register, shouts at the waiters: "Did the kids pay the bill?" Even at 53, my wife, 50, and I, 53, such a confidence is unacceptable. A statement spoken out loud, as if we were trying to run away without paying. My wife had to respond indignantly to defend our dignity, reminding us that the bill had just been paid, and my wife again said, "How dare you? What manners are these? Who do you take people for? What manners are these?" My wife took the receipts from her bag and said, "Here they are..." The lady, always a figure of speech, "madam..." She "disappeared," saying, "Nothing happened, kisses bye, I hadn't seen the guy when you came to pay my bill." The guy would be me at 53. Then, again, the lady... turned to one of her waiters, wanting to scold him to save face for the embarrassment she had made, and said to the waiter: "I've told you so many times that you have to make notes, you can't make me make such fools of myself with customers..." Dear lady, I just want to remind you that I've been a customer of yours since I was a real boy of 19. Now that I'm 53, I've continued to come to you and bring you money directly from Naples. Yes, because my wife and I are from Naples, specifically the Fuorigrotta neighborhood (Maradona Stadium). And I'd like to remind you that a restaurant doesn't thrive on food alone, but on good manners and respect for those who bring in money. Questioning a customer's honesty in front of everyone is a very serious offense. If there's disorganization at the cash register, you don't pass the embarrassment on to the customers. We'll never return. And if you have any courtesy, please apologize. I've attached photos of the POS payment.