Via Napoli Menu Available!

[bluejasmine]

So glad that they're doing a soft opening in August! Now if they would only open Hacienda in August, I'd be in heaven!

Hacienda is where I want to make an ADR for mid Sept!!

 

[WUVmyDISNEY]

I was excited about this new place but if the prices are what they are at Naples, I will not be trying to get an ADR there. $15.95 for a personal pizza is just way too much for me to spend. $35.95 or so for a family size? Wow....no thanks! I am however looking forward to the new Werther's store in Germany!

 

[Sassagoula Billy]

1) This menu looks like it won't be your typical Italian American whatsyhoozit
2) They're making non-Florida water pizza
3) I'm in!

 

[Poppinsme]

Yum!

 

[mef78]

1) This menu looks like it won't be your typical Italian American whatsyhoozit
2) They're making non-Florida water pizza
3) I'm in!

Agreed 100%! Meet you there!

 

[Pixiedust34]

All of our ADRs are booked and I doubt we can squeeze in another ts in Epcot, but it would be nice if this restaurant were like Yak and Yeti with a full service ts restaurant and a limited menu cs offering. The menu looks good!

 

[DisneyMomx7]

Does anyone know WHEN in August the soft opening will take place?

Thanks!

 

[mef78]

Does anyone know WHEN in August the soft opening will take place?

Thanks!

Via Napoli is officially opening in August, but they haven't set a firm date, yet. However, when Disney restaurants set a date to open, they'll usually do some soft openings earlier. I imagine if you're going in August, you'll have a shot at dining there.

 

[Boardwalk Tigger]

I hope it isn't on the dining plan which I think is responsible for the congestion and lowering of quality in many of the restaurants in Disney! Very excited about this new restaurant!

 

[blanq]

Thanks for posting the link to the menu. I think that chopped salad sounds delish!

 

[left_arm]

Great question! If someone gets a "half meter" pizza, how do they know how many credits to take Maybe it will be based on the number of people the pizza is supposed to serve.

Hopefully less than the 20" pizza! With a meter being 39.4", a half meter pizza would be close to 0.3" smaller.

 

[leebee]

1) This menu looks like it won't be your typical Italian American whatsyhoozit
2) They're making non-Florida water pizza
3) I'm in!

Actually, from the sounds of things, they chemically analyzed the water in Napoli and will be making a "napoli blend" in Florida. Not sure how I feel about this, but it cannot be any worse than regular Florida water!