Chalet Ciro 1952 - Mergellina

I think this is one of the (must-visit) points of attraction in Napoli…. Great coffee - Delicious ice cream - Amazing view of the sea - Traditional Italian dress of waiters takes you in a time journey to the 50s … Wonderful atmosphere …. Definitely I would love to go visit again

The bar itself is quite small, but I Cornetti, the croissants were huge. Lots of choices to choose from. One of the best breakfast you could have. I simply loved and enjoyed very much my croissant with Nutella, and the espresso coffee was superlative as well, a real Italian coffee. We also bought different pastries like baba, sfogliatelle, millefoglie that were very excellent and everyone enjoyed them a lot.

Chalet Ciro in Naples is an absolute gem! From the moment I walked in, I was greeted with warm hospitality and an inviting atmosphere. The sfogliatelle? Hands down the best I’ve ever tasted—crispy, flaky perfection with a rich, flavorful filling that made every bite unforgettable. And the views? Simply breathtaking! Gazing out at Mount Vesuvius while savoring a delicious treat felt like a dream. The staff were incredibly welcoming, making the experience even more enjoyable. Whether you're a local or just visiting, Chalet Ciro is a must-stop spot for authentic flavors and stunning scenery. Can't wait to return!

What an amazing place! Fried sweet food to die for!!

Two days in a row I ordered sandwiches from here. I’m an American visiting this beautiful country and wanting to enjoy their culture and food. On both occasions I was given the wrong sandwich, and on the second belittled by the large Italian man behind the deli counter… The first time, we ordered a prosciutto and salami sandwich that was positioned in view of the deli. Our ticket was sent to the back of the deli, versus grabbing one of the sandwiches from view. As we walked down the boardwalk away from Chalet Ciro and finally opened our sandwich, we found ham wrapped in a hotdog with some cheese. We chalked it up to language barriers. The second time, I pointed at the sandwich specifically and ordered from the checkout to be sure not to misunderstand. Instead of prosciutto and ham, I received a tuna sandwich. While it was good. It was not what I ordered… I’m respectful when I travel, and while not fluent, speak to the best of my ability to show appreciation. This man was rude, and clearly gave me the wrong food both times while shouting out “Miami Beach” while grabbing and handing me my sandwich. I don’t live anywhere near Miami, but he’s obviously generated his own opinions from his position behind the counter…So unprofessional and off putting… shame on you… The food was amazing, if you can handle the belittlement of the older and larger man behind the counter stop here. If not, keep walking.

Extremely Disappointing — Don’t Waste Your Time We came here based on all the glowing reviews, but honestly, this place is nothing special. Most of the products clearly aren’t handmade by the owner, they look mass-produced and identical to what you’ll find at every other nearby stall, right down to the packaging. Sure, they fry some doughnuts... but that’s hardly unique or impressive. The gelato? Laughable, we were given two of the tiniest scoops imaginable. The tiramisu was bland and flavourless, and the rum baba was so dry it was inedible. We made a long journey out of our way to visit, and left hugely disappointed. Apart from being in a good location, everything else is ridiculously overpriced for what you get. As for customer service, don’t expect any. Staff were indifferent and unwelcoming. Overall, poor service, mediocre food, and factory-made products with boutique prices. Avoid.

Very good ice cream, creamy and well made. A medium is €3.8, so very well priced for the quality. The only reason it does not have full stars is because I like my chocolate flavor to be even deeper and stronger. It is very well located because it's perfect to get ice cream and walk around the bay.

When they a tourist they increase the price and charge for coperto for a cup of coffee, Oddio ! They charge for one espresso 3.5 € and small cappuccino 4€, it’s super high prices for Napoli, that’s because we are tourists and they can scam us !