Restaurants in Naples
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Campiello
Campiello is one of Naples’ most popular Italian restaurants. Not only does it have a lively alfresco bar scene and patio seating, it also serves delicious food. The lunch menu features a lot of salads and sandwiches not offered at dinner, as well as pasta entrées for less than they cost come evening. At dinner, the menu features lots of spit-roasted meat and fish along with pasta staples. People on a budget who are looking to experience Campiello’s fantastic ambience but can’t afford to shell out $42 for a steak, should try one of the single-serving wood-oven pizzas. Priced at $14 or less per pie, they are excellent value for this caliber of restaurant. There is often li…
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The Boathouse
Rated by Naples’ residents as the most romantic spot for sunset cocktails, the Boathouse is an eclectic place right on the water. It has a fabulous deck, a long list of tropical cocktails and an interesting menu that includes elk, buffalo and local seafood. Eat between 4pm and 6pm and you’ll get an entrée, appetizer and dessert for around $15. Singles congregate at the big bar for drinks and sunsets; dress to be seen.
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Jane’s Café on 3rd
Jane’s is popular for its fabulous breezy courtyard dining and reasonably priced sandwiches and wraps stuffed with fresh ingredients – we were addicted to the tuna and avocado wrap. The salad list is long and creative and can be paired with a cup of homemade soup. The breakfast menu features the usual assortment of egg dishes.
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Old Naples Pub
This small US-style neighborhood pub has a wonderful front courtyard tucked behind the upscale shops. Its nachos, salads, grouper and chips, ribs, tuna Caesar salads and catch-of-the-day specials are great value. There is live entertainment most nights in high season, and on weekends in the summer.
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Bad Ass Coffee
If you need espresso to start your morning, head to Bad Ass. Serving the best lattes and frozen coffee drinks in Naples, Bad Ass also has free wi-fi should you have a laptop with you. Chill out by the faux volcano at this Hawaii import specializing in beans from the Big Island.
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Dock at Crayton Cove
Serving fried seafood on the open-air city docks, this rustic place also has hefty sandwiches, good daily specials and some Caribbean-style dishes. The bar is quite popular with locals. Watch the boats cruise by and munch on some snacks and a refreshing drink.
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Lindburgers
Just a couple of blocks east of 5th Ave, Lindburgers boasts over 50 kinds of burgers, including vegetarian ones, as well as sandwiches, salads and soups. Their patties are topped with just about anything you can think of.
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