Sfogliatelle Attanasio

The sfogliatella here is exceptional, you can genuinely taste the difference compared to other places. Easily one of the best in Napoli, and an absolute must-stop if you’re visiting.

Sfogliatelle Attanasio is a place where you simply cannot go wrong. Be prepared for a long line, but the wait is absolutely worth it. And despite the nonstop rush at Sfogliatelle Attanasio, the staff were very kind and even offered me helpful recommendations.

1. Get a ticket from the dispenser on the door. 2. Look at the number screen on the wall 3. It resets when It gets to 100 so if you are A01 you are technically position 100 and A02 would be 101. 4. Once your number is up, go to the counter to order. 5. Once ordered you go down to the till to pay. 6. Once paid go back up to collect your goods 7. Enjoy. We had a few things, great value and would highly recommend.

This place is extremely busy and I don’t know why. It’s god awful. The set up is terrible. Just be mindful when you walk up. You first need to grab a ticket, then go crawl your way through the crowd to place an order and then pick up your order when your number is called. The customers are like cockroaches and they don’t move when you are trying to go in or out of the place. The food is extremely mediocre and this was by far one of the worst experiences I have ever had at a restaurant. Will never be going back.

This place is incredibly busy, so if you’re planning to try their pastries, make sure you know the system: collect a token first, head into the shop to pay for your item, then wait for your token number to be called. Don’t just stand in the queue As for the food honestly, it felt a bit overrated. Apart from the croissant, which was excellent, everything else tasted pretty average. Given the hype and the fact that it’s an Italian bakery with artisan flair, I was expecting a bit more in terms of flavour and uniqueness. Worth a visit for the experience, but don’t expect to be blown away by everything on offer.

The best sfogliatelli in town as for me! You can only have a take-away order, but it's worth it. Delicious😋

Everything was tasty. But the queue logic was not optimal. You may wait for hours to get your sweets.

So much could be said, but one bite of a sfogliatella says more than a thousand words. Pure heaven. Riccia and sfogliata were both fantastic in different ways. Their pastiera was also fantastic. Very friendly staff, and conveniently located a couple of minutes away from the main train station

This pastry shop is located closed to the major station in Naples for trains and subways. There's usually waiting line in front of the store, and it generally moves fast. I've tried their Baba (fresh mixed berries, although the cake tasted too wet and mushy), Sfogliatelle (absolutely the best in the area), Cream Puff (average taste), and flat square cake (dense texture). This place is known for their crispy and freshly made Sfogliattelle, a must-try here, overall it costs about €10~€15 per order.

Ordering pastries here is somewhat chaotic. There is a ton of people waiting to order. You have to take a number. On a weekday afternoon, there were twenty numbers before me and I waited about half an hour. Some of the numbers were skipped, either because some people gave up the wait and left, or because some people pulled multiple numbers. You must order their sfogliatellas, which are taken hot from their oven. You actually see them retrieve one by one from their big oven and pack for you hot. There are two kinds, a crispy one with flakey croissant-like layers and a non-crispy one wrapped in a sweet dough. I think I like the non-crispy one a little bit better. The only item that I did not like was their zeppole, a giant cream puff filled with very sweet pastry cream. Not only was the pastry cream too sweet, there was too much of it, out of proportion to the dough puff (1 star off). To end the review on a high note, the item that I actually liked more than their sfogliatellas was their cannoli. Both the cannoli shell and the Ricotta filling were amazing. It was definitely better than any cannoli I had in the U.S. My mouth still waters thinking about it!

It absolutely is your moral imperative to go to Naples, Italy for pizza, but it is also your moral imperative, to go to Naples and enjoy a sfogliatelle! Antico Forna is literally the place to go for this delectable and delicious pastry. They are located fairly close to the train station, and definitely off the beat and path, but literally anyone and everyone that knows how amazing this place is, and they will be there. You should see the line lol. Don't let that intimidate you, jump in line like everyone else, because you absolutely will be thrilled that you did. You will want to order one of everything, and I can't say that I would blame you. If I could go back every day, I absolutely would. The Sfogliatelle is served, warm, and the light flaky pastry crust is everything. Order more than you want, or need, and thank me later. There isn't a place to sit, there isn't a place to wait, it's pretty much completely take away. Have I said how amazing this place is?! I found the people to be extremely friendly that worked there, and they were extremely patient with my questions, and my ordering lol. Mangia!

Assorted pastries to carry away (no seating) Each ~1.50€ Worth a try even though there's no seating.

Obe of the best pizza experiences we had in Italy ever! Definitely will be back if in the area again

Omg so delish! I'm glad we made the trip ...the sfoigatella Riccia (probably all misspelled) are out of this world!!! Fresh out of the oven. Best pastry we had in Italy!

Custard filled crispy baked piece of heaven = Sfogiatella. And this is one of the most famous places to get this Naples city sweet. As a foreigner, I stood outside trying to figure out what to do to get in line. First, don't come here if you can't spare a 20-30 minute wait. The deliciousness is worth it, the sfogiatella will be warm and fresh from the oven. Second, go inside, go left by the register, and take a number (ticket). Third, go back outside because now you wait. Look for your number to come up on the sign up top. When your number is up tell the guy what you want. Sfogiatella, duh. "Ree-chee" = crispy type (tens of buttery laters a la baklava-the most famous type); "Froh-lay" = mini-pie crust coated custard type. Then pay at the register. Grazie.

I hate being the only person leaving a 3 star review...but remember 3 just means ok. I love Naples and try to go at least once every other year in the summer. It was my last day in town and I realized I had never tried sfogliatella...ever. It made sense to go here due to the location and the reviews. There were a variety of pastries that looked great, a few locals inside (in which I got some of the things they had since I saw many ordered the same things), nice workers, and very quintessential Italian. I ordered a variety of things. The sfogliatella, which imo wasn't worth the calories. It wasn't warm and it was hard. .I had something else which was just okay. I also got small slices of some type of chocolate dessert and lemon cake. The only thing I really liked was the lemon cake. I'm assuming the pastries I received weren't fresh because it didn't taste like it. There's pastry shops all over Naples so I would try out others. If you need last minute gifts for people, I would probably come here due to the location and because they wrap the pastries up very nicely.

If you come here for one thing, come for the famous Sfogliatelle. This delicious pastry originated in Naples, and this is probably the best bakery in Naples to get one. The sfogliatelle was flakey, buttery, and warm as they keep it just outside of the brick oven. The filling was slightly lemony and creamy. They also have many other pastries, but you definitely have to try the sfogliatelle! The line gets long at times, but it comes and goes in waves. Definitely worth waiting.

A rare pearl. A nice place where to enjoy a lovely and sweet "sfogliatella" ( napoletan cake) . Sfogliatella could be of 2 different type Frolla and Riccia no equivalent in English just test it. Other tidbits to taste are the so called ' biscotto amarena' (a biscuit with cocao at the sour black cherry flavor) and Babà (a syroup spoung like bake). See pics.. Please , don't forget to take your number. Your taste bunds will thank you

If you're in Napoli, try the sfogliatelle! My homestay hostess recommended this place and I don't know how to thank her. The pastries were delicate and absolutely delicious. We brought back the sfogliatelle and a some conoli and I suggest you try both!

This place is known in Naples as one of the temples of sfogliatella (a quintessential Neapolitan dessert). I can confirm it was delicious, both the riccia variant and the frolla. Get some to take away before boarding your train from Neaples main station (opposite).

This is not the sfogliatelle you get back in even the best Italian bakery in NYC. About $1.15 each, fresh out of the oven, moist, perfectly flaky/crispy and delicious. 4.5. Voted- a definite must try while in Naples!

There are two kinds of sfogliatelle in napoli- riccia which is layered and frolla which is flat. They have the same filling and both are freaking delicious. Get them hot.

Being near a train station/ tourist spot, the food is of great quality. I grew up in naples and have been so disappointed with the quality of many restaurants food, when they're in tourist areas. This was recommended to me by my aunt who's a local. The atmosphere is great as well.

Close to the train station. They don't speak English but they service is fast. Delicious sfogliatella!

I have only lived in Napoli 6 mese, but so far, this is the best Sfogliata calza riccia I have had - fresh and hot from the oven. Unquestionably worth a visit if you have time to waste at the train station (also close to a market 1 block further).

Allora io scriverò questo nel mio pessimo italiano e pure in mio madre lingua inglese. Io stavo in taxi con mia madre andando in direzione del hotel parlando di sfogliattelle. È come fosse in un film, il tassista disse "qualcuno ha detto sfogliatelle?" E sia ha girato immediatamente verso questo bellissimo posto. C'era tantissimo gente in fila, ma dopo 10-15 minuti abbiamo pressi le due tipi di sfogliattelle, ricca e frolla. A me personalmente preferisco quella ricca, a più consistenza. I was taking a taxi with my mother, talking about grabbing some sfogliattelle and a coffee before checking out the city, when our cab driver, did the most moviesque thing ever: "did someone say sfogliatelle?", hooked a right and pulled up to a street corner saying:" this place has the best sfogliatelle in Naples". He was right! It's a bit of a line, but You better get both kinds, the crunchy and soft one. It's filled with a ricotta like center and miniature pieces of candied fruit that add a little extra sweetness. It's absolutely delightful, and an absolute must if you're in Naples!