Naples

[gunka]

We enjoy it, especially when we get a good server who can help with selection. We did have one bad experience - when we had a very lame server. Have always enjoyed the pizza and the wine!

 

[thornton0511]

I'm curious from those who did not like it, how is it in comparison to Via Napoli in Epcot because we LOVE Via and they are owned by the same company right?

 

[katejc]

The food is fine, not amazing, but we've always found it to be enjoyable for sharing pizza, salads, and pasta, plus there is a full bar if you want drinks. My daughter (now 13) still always asks to go there because of the talented balloon animal guy...

 

[luv2sleep]

I think it depends on how you like your pizza. To me it's perfect and similar to pizza I had in Italy. . Wood fired, super thin cruise, and not a ton of cheese or sauce. I'm not otherwise into Italian food so I haven't had anything but their pizza and salad. Can't comment on anything else.

 

[figment_jii]

I'm curious from those who did not like it, how is it in comparison to Via Napoli in Epcot because we LOVE Via and they are owned by the same company right?

Yes, it's owned by the same company, but, no, the pizzas are not the same. They're similar (thin crust, wood fired oven), but we've found that VN has had consistently better pizzas (and much better entrees). I would hesitantly say that if you love VN and go to Naples expecting VN, you'll end up disappointed. The pizza at Naples are still good and they do have some different options (not at VN), so I would still recommend going if you like thin crust, wood fired pizzas (just don't go expecting VN).

Also, if you're a fan of the Coppa Di Brutti Ma Buoni sundae at VN, the version at Naples is very small. It was still good, but much smaller than the one at VN.

 

[thornton0511]

Yes, it's owned by the same company, but, no, the pizzas are not the same. They're similar (thin crust, wood fired oven), but we've found that VN has had consistently better pizzas (and much better entrees). I would hesitantly say that if you love VN and go to Naples expecting VN, you'll end up disappointed. The pizza at Naples are still good and they do have some different options (not at VN), so I would still recommend going if you like thin crust, wood fired pizzas (just don't go expecting VN).

Also, if you're a fan of the Coppa Di Brutti Ma Buoni sundae at VN, the version at Naples is very small. It was still good, but much smaller than the one at VN.

Good to know thank you!!! BTW love your food pics with figment