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"We could not go to Naples and try pizza where it originated. Our guide, Stefano took us to this neighborhood restaurant. It was definitely not a normal tourist stop. I believe it was filled with mostly locals and we were the only tourists there. We each tried a different pizza. I tried the fried pizza. I will admit I had never heard of it, but it was so light and tasty. I was able to eat the entire pizza. The staff was very friendly and made us feel very welcome. When we arrived it was almost full, but a group moved to another table so that our group (5) could sit together. I am not sure that would have happened as easily in the states. We definitely recommend this if you want a true Napoli experience."
Téléphone: +41329136348
Adresse: rue du Temple-Allemand 99, 2300 La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland
Ville: La Chaux-de-Fonds
Site Web: http://www.friggitoria-napoli.com/
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We have spent a delicious dinner at this restaurant. As I wanted to have a romantic special, I asked the restaurant to embellish the table somehow. I did this through their contact page on the website and it turned out to be a blast with a romantic setting with little pearls and feathers and my lady was just melting. Very well done. On the food I will only say that it is simply Napoli as it lives and breathes. We're from that region so we know the truth. It is definitely THE pizza paste and you will simply love the typical "fried pizza". An absolute must if you like real pizza or some good Italian dishes. The place is small, so I recommend reservation just to be on the safe side. Only thing annoying: the clothes need venting after your visit. The smell is tough to get rid of. Don't go with your Sunday Church clothes ! :-)
We could not go to Naples and try pizza where it originated. Our guide, Stefano took us to this neighborhood restaurant. It was definitely not a normal tourist stop. I believe it was filled with mostly locals and we were the only tourists there. We each tried a different pizza. I tried the fried pizza. I will admit I had never heard of it, but it was so light and tasty. I was able to eat the entire pizza. The staff was very friendly and made us feel very welcome. When we arrived it was almost full, but a group moved to another table so that our group (5) could sit together. I am not sure that would have happened as easily in the states. We definitely recommend this if you want a true Napoli experience.
