I migliori ristoranti di cucina vegetariananella città Quarto della Napoli

09/02/2026: Excellent coffee... and super desserts

02/02/2026: Everything was perfect, the Reder bar and the history of Quarto, the pastry shop and the number 1, I've been going there since I was a child with my dad❤️

28/03/2026: For me it's the best margherita I've ever eaten in Naples.

26/03/2026: Humiliating experience. Three friends and I booked a table for Wednesday evening at Pizzaingrammi in Quarto. From the start, we felt like second-class customers: we were assigned a table in the back room, small, cramped, and pressed against the corner wall, with other customers practically crammed into our backs. In the same room, however, other tables were large, well-spaced, and had much more comfortable seating. The difference was evident even in the chairs: on one side, actual armchairs; at our table, old, tiny, and extremely uncomfortable ones, the kind of straw ones you'd see 30 years ago, so much so that we had to have at least two of them replaced. We dined with no room to move, with coats and bags draped over us, while a few meters away, other customers were comfortably seated at wide tables with even extra space to put their belongings. A truly unequal treatment that's hard to ignore, especially since the other comfortable table for four was occupied by three men, while there were actually four of us at the tiny one, bags and all. Furthermore, throughout the evening, the pizza chef frequently came out and stopped next to our table to chat with other customers, blocking the only free space we had and making the atmosphere even more suffocating. And I'd say suffocating in every way, because, to make matters worse, at one point a barbecue was even brought into a small, poorly ventilated room. When we asked to be moved to a more comfortable table, we were told that there was more than enough space and that the inconvenience was due to the fact that we had changed chairs. An unprofessional and, frankly, even offensive response. I accept that they didn't have another table available, but I won't accept anyone telling me that if I'm uncomfortable, it's my fault for demanding a decent seat, especially since the space was cramped beforehand. It's a shame, because the pizza was good. However, such an unpleasant experience completely negates the quality of the food, which has become completely marginal. Perhaps it would be worth giving up a few extra seats to ensure all customers receive the same level of comfort and respect. After all, we paid the same amount as those who were guaranteed a pleasant experience, but somehow it felt like ours was worth less. We ran out as soon as we finished eating, decidedly uncomfortable. I don't think we'll return, and I strongly advise against it.