La Stanza Del Gusto

Had a fabulous dinner here on our first night in Naples. We had several pasta dishes, a calamari, an octopus concoction with cucumber ice cream (just...

We got here as soon as they opened for lunch (staff was still eating their meal) so we got to take our time to peruse the menu. My friend ordered the...

If you are looking for healthy, interesting food, this is your place! Honestly we didn't pay attention to what they had, but it had 4 stars and it was... Ver carta

Friendly welcoming staff, great food paired with some excellent wine recommendations by the glass. Some good veggie options too. A really great discovery.

we just had a panini after the museum but we really liked this restaurant. Very peculiar deco (our table was made out of a garden cart of some kind, it had a wheel underneath it). The paninis were very tasty and pretty big. The service promt and good, the waitress very polite.

I found this via my Rough Guide to Italy, and it therefore has quite a number of tourists visiting (like myself) do not let that put you off from visiting! My mozzarella with sundried tomatoes, capers, anchovies was a meal in itself; my veal polpette with prunes was delicious. Wonderful service, delicious wine, in a great location. Ver carta

A great restaurant in Napoli, serving Napolitano food but a rare opportunity to savor the food with some modern, creative, inspiring and compelling interpretation. A real experience deviating from the traditional offering exciting dishes. Service was helpful and friendly, ambiance was welcoming. I would recommend trying the homebrew beers, they are excellent.

I’m forced to leave 1 star although it deserves 0. Never been in the a worst restaurant in my life to the extent that I am writing this review while still in the the restaurant.. Worst waitress I’ve ever met who literally scolded and rolled her eyes at me when I asked if my dish contained meat (I’m vegetarian). Slow (and bad) service, dishes were bland, not to mention super small portions for a not so small price (14-20€ per dish). Try asking for the dessert menu and be prepared to be ignored. I don’t usually leave reviews but this one really deserved one (a bad one).

We ate here for our main entree as part of a food walking tour. My husband and I both had the octopus which was a bit overcooked and I'm not really a huge fan of octopus in the first place, but this is what they wanted to showcase. My son loved what he had which I believe was some sort of chicken and potatoes from the picture. We enjoyed it and would go back again. It wasn't totally spectacular though. So if your looking for mind blowing, this isn't it. I think it would definitely be a good lunch choice though for something different and interesting. We ate inside as it was super hot out. The patio looked like a cute place. Ver carta