The best Italian pizzerias and restaurants Campania

Located on the first floor of the hotel of the same name, this restaurant enjoys a beautiful location right in front of the main beach of Positano. You can enjoy the view from the large shaded terrace while savouring classic, quality cuisine with a focus on seafood. The staff is warm and attentive, which is worth noting in a place where the tourist influx can sometimes be accompanied by a certain coldness. Their recommendations are excellent. Very good home-made desserts.

Gastronomic restaurant run by four brothers who share the kitchen, the dining room and the wine cellar. Refined and creative, the cuisine offers a fine balance of flavours and textures: the finesse of the seafood is enhanced by the sweet acidity of a citrus fruit or the fruity bitterness of an olive oil, the delicate flesh of a fish is combined with a crispy crumble or a mousseline. Attentive service and homemade digestif served on the terrace overlooking the sea.

An excellent and change of scenery address of the Spanish Quarters, with a joyful and noisy atmosphere, almost bordering on caricature. A must for the Neapolitan night, this restaurant offers great classics of Neapolitan popular cuisine. The dishes are cooked with seasonal products, the preparations are tasty and the service is very fast. Unforgettable moment: when Ciro, placed outside the restaurant, writes the reservations in his big book, everything is done in the street, a real open-air play!

One can only salivate at the approach of this sign which perfumes the street with the smell of salt products. Next to the grocery and wine shop, a restaurant room has been set up, where you can enjoy carefully selected cheese and charcuterie platters, accompanied by honeys, jams and wines from the region, a CollineSalernitane for example. The owner, who loves his region and its specialities, is available to explain each of his products in detail. The premises also host exhibitions. A must-see address in Salerno.

Historical pizzeria in Naples, one of the cheapest and most popular, located in the Forcella district, between the historical center of the city and the train station. There are only four types of pizzas here: the Margherita (tomato, mozzarella, basil), the Marinara (tomato, garlic, oregano), the Cosacca (tomato, pecorino, basil) and the Marita (half Margherita and half Marinara) Soft pastry and ultra fresh filling. As for the decoration, it's a bit of an inspiration. Expect to queue, it's always crowded, especially on weekends; prefer lunch or early evening.

A real authentic trattoria, rather spartan but very warm, ideal to dive into the traditions of Campania and share a moment with the locals who meet here to discuss the previous day's football match or to have a drink. For lovers of simple cuisine and small budgets, this is a must in the peninsula. There is no menu, as the menu changes according to seasonal products and the day's arrivals, you just have to let the waiter advise you. The speciality of the house: pasta with courgettes.

This restaurant is just a stone's throw from the historic centre and is one of the best in Pompeii. It offers typical dishes of the region and the land. Here, everything is done to delight your taste buds in a sober and unpretentious decoration. The service is impeccable and very friendly. Indulge yourself and try the antipasti and other traditional dishes such as pasta e fagioli con le cozze (pasta, dried beans and mussels) or pasta with vongole and shrimps. And above all, for dessert, try the ricotta-pear cake, a real delight.

From the piazza Santo Spirito, adorned with a Rocaille-style fountain, you have to take the staircase to find this pizzeria away from the hustle and bustle. On the terrace, sheltered by a pergola of lemon trees, you can enjoy excellent pizzas with a variety of toppings and regional products such as mozzarella di bufala . Efficient and smiling service.The restaurant also offers antipasti (croquettes and doughnuts, tomato bruschette , cheese and cold cuts) and some pasta dishes.

Modesttrattoria , a little dark inside. Take advantage of the good weather, if you can, by sitting at the few tables in the shady alley. The choice of dishes is limited at lunchtime, but the quality is guaranteed. The locals come here for lunch during the week on their break and everyone knows Gigi, the owner. Very good Neapolitan lasagna, generous portions and authentic taste. A discreet address that will please visitors who are tired of the touristy restaurants that have sprung up in the historic centre.

Naples' historic pizzeria, famous for its pizzaiolo Raffaele Esposito, who, in 1889, went to the palace to prepare pizzas for the sovereigns of Italy visiting Naples, and named the pizza margherita in honor of Queen Margaret of Savoy. A commemorative plaque on the façade is a reminder of the event! You can enjoy a margherita pizza here with a certain emotion, as if you were visiting a relic. However, prices are still a little higher than elsewhere, although the quality is not that much better.

Just a few steps from the Archaeological Museum, here is a small and welcoming place where you can get some energy before or after your cultural dive to discover the ancient treasures. If the atmosphere is relaxed and even nonchalant, this does not detract from the quality of the food served. The kitchen operates a rigorous selection of raw materials, following the rhythm of the seasons. The plates, nicely laid out, are colorful and greedy. Try the vegetable tempura, the zucchini flowers stuffed with ricotta cheese and the seafood pasta.

An address with a thousand flavors, a moving culinary experience, a discovery of the aromas and flavors of a land rich in recipes and traditions, revisited by chef Raffaele Cardillo. A lawyer by profession, he decided one day to pass on his passion and know-how through the preparation and creation of dishes: mission accomplished, this is great cuisine, but affordable to all. The chef extends a warm welcome to his customers.

Open since 1931, it is one of the oldest restaurants on the island. One of the most famous too: Versace, Armani, Marcello Mastroianni, Julia Roberts and Dustin Hoffmann have all sat here. Antonio and his wife Aurelia welcome you with an innate kindness in the three rooms of the restaurant and on the terrace with its multitude of plants and green tiles. At lunchtime, the restaurant is quite quiet, in the evening, reservations are required. More than 500 wines on the menu. Please note at the time of the bill: the service is charged (about 10%).

Ciro Oliva is a^fourth generation pizza maker in the popular Sanità neighborhood. His grandmother, Concettina, used to treat the locals to the pizzas she sold in front of her house. Since then, the family business has grown and welcomes pizza lovers of all kinds. On the menu: classic pizzas such as the margherita, fried pizzas or the Concettina pizza, made with three different toppings.

A five-minute walk from the Archaeological Museum, don't hesitate to pass through the Materdei district and push the door of this establishment. Starita is considered by many Neapolitans to be one of the best pizzerias in the city, a family and historical landmark that has been delighting stomachs since 1901. You will find a wide choice of pizzas: about fifty. Try the one withzucchini flowers(fiorilli e zucchine), a real delight. The cuisine and the authentic Neapolitan atmosphere will delight you.

A very efficient and helpful service for an establishment that is always very well received by the Neapolitan. On the weekend they go to family and dads are happy to be able to watch the game of their team of the heart. The queue gives an idea of the success of the premises. A good address. Excellent bucatini and linguine, the pizza on the other hand is not the best in town. The terrace in summer also allows you to soak up the rhythm of the beautiful square.

This restaurant is a family affair. Founded in 1916 by Umberto and his wife, it offers traditional Neapolitan family cuisine. In 1951 the children, Giuseppe and Mario, took over the business, enlarged it and turned it into a place for artistic encounters in which many evenings end on the air ofAnima e core. Today, the grandchildren have taken over; stars of the show business, fashion, ministers and writers frequent the Umberto, listed as the "historical place" of the real Neapolitan restoration.

This restaurant was originally a canteen for fishermen; it has become an unmissable address, one of the best on the seafront with, in addition, a magical view of the Bay of Naples! Maria, the daughter of the founder of the place, and her two sons, Gianluca and Vicenzo, take care of this restaurant, whose name pays homage to the prominent belly of its first owner. On the wall are photos of the many personalities who have come to enjoy typical fish-based cuisine, including Cannavaro, a close friend of Vincenzo's, and Ralph Fiennes.