Antica Trattoria e Pizzeria da Peppino

Great pizza, great pasta, great seafood and amazing service. So far the best food we've had in Italy.

Not far from shrine to Diego Maradona. We found it less chaotic and reasonable pricing. €20 for two pizzas and Cokes, and fast efficient service. Highly recommend 👌

Perfect food, perfect smiling staff, perfect atmosphere. Even we were talking in english (not itallian), there was not problem with order. Portions were also good.

An ok place to stop for lunch. Service was very good, pizza was adequate certainly big enough although we did have slightly higher expectations being in the city that is supposed to be reknowned for it's pizza!

We came in before everyone else, and got served last. We, together with the table next to us, waited for over 1 hour for two pizzas. They tasted ok. I can understand the restaurant is over-crowded, but the waiters could be more professional & apologise for the inconvenience, or at least let us know it will take a while.

the food was really good!! they modified the dish to suit our picky preferences. this meal cost €45 with drinks (three people), this is so far the least we have paid for dinner across italy.

Prices are quite low for city center (average 9€ for pizza), but the same for quality of the food and service. We ordered pizza but we didn’t get knifes for pizza, they had prepared seating for 2 persons in the table for four, I sat in the place where it was not prepared (because I don’t like to sit in the corner of room) and I had to do it all by myself. Water we ordered we got in the plastic bottle and pizza was not terrible but definitely not great, with black burned spots on the bottom but on the other side looked not finished. Waiter was nice. Instead of some music they played TV news channel. Conclusion: if you are on budget and not looking for gourmet place, you will be ok

The pizzas are very affordable, and they taste amazing. I can also recommend the aperol spritz, a really good one

Ambiance: fantastic. I loved sitting outside and enjoying the cute streetscape. Service: average. Nothing special, but not poor either. They were friendly enough. It wasn't all that busy, but when we were ready to order, they seemed to disappear. Food and drink: Also kind of average. The pizza was fine, but not really want I had expected in Napoli. I am pretty sure I've had Napoli-style pizza that was even better in NYC. (Maybe has to do with the water?) And the spritz I ordered was fine, but I've had better of that too. I love the bitter flavor, but something here fell flat. Missing something, maybe? Price: It wasn't terrible, but the server came over and asked us for a tip. I wasn't crazy about being put on the spot like that. I would have tipped regardless. So overall, I likely would not return or recommend, but it wasn't awful.

Perfecto. We Really enjoyed the Margarita Pizza. Will be back next time I am in Naples

amazing service and food pasta amazing and a 10 euro bottle of wine that was quite good. definitely try this place if your in Naples

One of very few restaurants in Naple's centro storico on Christmas Day Eve, so I cannot complain too much. I saw the lights and banners up a side street in Quartieri Spagnoli from Via Toledo, so I went to have a look. The lights were on, but the place was empty at 7:15PM, not unusual by Italian standards. A guy at the door said: "prego, prego", which means "you're welcome ... come in here and spend your money tourist". I walked in and they sat me at a table, but the way they were looking at each other, whispering, and people (employees) putting their coats on and leaving, I had the feeling they were closing so I asked if I was still welcome. "Si, si" (yes, yes) I was told, so I waited and waited and waited while employees came and went. I did not feel very welcome and not having seen a sole in 5 minutes, got up to leave, but the cameriere (waiter/server) came back, ensuring I was welcome, so I sat back down. The Insalata Caprese (€8) sounded good, so I told him I would start with that. A quizzical look came over his face, he turned around, went to the kitchen, and came back saying "la mozzarella e finito" (the mozzarella is finished "gone"), So I ordered the Bruschetta (€2). I am glad it was only €2 because it was one large slice of bread cut in half, grilled, brushed with garlic and topped with chopped cherry tomatoes, oregano, and EVO. Not bad, not great. I decided to try one of my childhood favorites as my main course, Pasta e Fagioli (€10 - aka Pasta "Fazool" in my family and Neapolitan dialect), but this version had mussels, which I also like but never had in pasta fazool. The serving was massive with every type of leftover pasta in the house and cannellini beans in a broth of tomatoes and olive oil, but I could not find any mussels although I could smell them. I finally found six or seven single shelled mussels, a bit stingy based on the €10 price tag (pasta fazool is a peasant dish and usually very cheap). The flavor was OK, but bland, so I asked for some grated Parmigiano which helped immensely. I used the bread, from a bag again, to "fare la scarpetta" or "make the little shoe", a Neapolitan phrase that means that you use the bread to mop up sauce from the plate or bowl and shove it in your pie hole. The 1/2 liter of house wine was €5 (it was €2.50 at a trattoria down the street the night before) and the carafe was not even full, and the "coperto" (cover) was €2, bringing the total to €20.50, not a terrific bargain for what I got and what I got was not all that impressive. I did not feel very welcome here, but will give them an extra Bomb for being open on Christmas ... grazie mille! CombatCritic Gives Antico Trattoria da Peppino 6 Bombs Out Of 10 ... More Bombs Are Better!

We just finished a wonderful meal. service was very gracious and prompt. we had the insalata mista and the vermicelli and the spaghetti bolognese. Probably the best meal that we had in Naples during our 4 day stay. The house wine was excellent and very inexpensive Do yourself a favour and eat here during your stay in Naples. Others around us had pizza and that looked very good also. although they are open all day karma you can only order of the pasta menu after 7 p.m. We had two waiters, both older gentleman, and they were very personable and nice to us.

Very nice restaurant in a quite cornet just a block from busy via Toledo. Great service and food. Had the risotto with "pesce spada" and my husband the Beef Genovese. Obcecado father best meals in our trip to Italy.

Stopped in here for simply a glass of wine, WiFi, and a bathroom after a long tour guide day. Pleasantly surprised of the staff and food. The mussels were incredible. The Bolognese delicious and best of all, the pricing. Can't beat it. Table wine was exceptional and the tiramisu is to die for! Grab a bite, you won't regret it!