[2025 Naples Restaurant] Travel Guide for Sorbillo (Updated Jun)

A day trip from Rome to Naples! Why just a day trip, you ask? Well, Naples is known for having a bit of a reputation when it comes to safety... So, being a bit cautious, I decided to explore Naples as a day trip from Rome. But it's just a few hours by train! Naples is a smaller city compared to Rome! Make sure to visit Castel Sant'Elmo for its amazing views! And of course, you can't miss Naples pizza! 🍕 I accidentally asked the staff for their recommendation and ended up with a Marinara, so I missed out on trying a Margherita. But you absolutely must try the Margherita! 😂 It's best to visit pizzerias right after they open! At first glance, they might seem like they're only doing takeout, but many actually have dine-in options, so be sure to ask the staff! Other must-dos include checking out the Galleria and trying Naples' famous dessert, Sfogliatella—a pastry with multiple layers of dough. You can snack on it while walking around! The city is also filled with tributes to the legendary Maradona, which is quite amusing.

#overseastraveltrip I ate authentic pizza in Naples, Italy‼️ 🍕Gino e Toto Sorbillo 📍Location: Via dei Tribunali, 32, 80138 Napoli NA, Italy This is a very popular restaurant, so there will be a long line during the Italian dinner time of 9-10pm. If you go around 6pm, it will be relatively empty, so if you don't want to line up, I recommend going early. The way to eat pizza in Italy is to eat one slice per person! There is no culture of sharing like in Japan. However, it is difficult to finish one slice by yourself, so you can ask the staff for a small plate‼️ #Neapolitanpizza #Italiantrip #Naples

#traveldiaries Naples is a city that lives and breathes football, and it’s impossible to walk through the streets without noticing the vibrant banners and flags celebrating the local teams. The passion for the sport is palpable, with murals and signs adorning buildings, showcasing the deep connection between the city and its beloved football culture. During my visit, I also stumbled upon a charming Pinocchio statue, which added a whimsical touch to the bustling atmosphere. This statue, a nod to Italian folklore, perfectly complements the lively spirit of Naples. The combination of football fervor and cultural icons like Pinocchio truly highlights the city’s unique character and makes exploring its streets an unforgettable experience.