Disneyland Restaurants
(714) 776-6200
1565 S Disneyland Drive
Anaheim,
CA
92802
33.8084
-117.9241
Neighborhood: Disneyland
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One of Downtown Disney's? most dynamic dining establishments, Naples features the aromas and flavors of Southern Italy served in a whimsical setting that perfectly captures the theme parks' spirit. With its delightful, casual atmosphere, delicious thin-crust pizzas, charming patio and convenient location, Naples is the ultimate family dining destination.
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From the painting of cherubs wearing sunglasses to the giant Mardi Gras character atop the pizza oven, you'll know you're only steps away from Disney's theme parks at this noisy but comfortable restaurant. While parents scan the wine list and a menu just sophisticated enough to provide respite for the burger-exhausted, the open kitchen keeps the offspring busy as they watch pizzas being decorated. Though the name and menu claim Italian heritage, the taste is strictly Californian. Frequented by a mostly tourist crowd, popular items include the pizzas (baked in a wood-burning oven) as well as starters like a baby spinach salad with mustard dressing.
User Reviews
jppixi12
June 14, 2009
As a group of non-picky, friendly college students after a long days walk around California Adventures we decided that Italian would suffice our hunger spot. Naples seemed a bit overpriced but it's outside charm and our empty stomaches lead us through their doors. The wait time was not as steep as compared to the other Downtown Disney restaurants and we were seated in the quaint outside patio within 20 min of checking in. So far so good. The waitress was warm and welcoming and the bread basket was delicious minus the cup of oil (sans balsamic vinegar, which we had to add spoonfuls of pepper to in order to get SOME flavor). I had ordered a simple salad of spinach and a vinaigrette dressing, Ironically enough we had later realized that the missing vinegar from the bread oil was instead drenching my salad! Not only was my esophagus burning but the so called famous pizza they served for $16.50 for a personal size didn't even come with quality cheese. When my friend who had that of so flimsy, greasy pizza asked for a side of ranch, which at a $1 charge came looking and tasting like it had lived past its expected period. The two other plates, a lasagna and an alfredo carbona we severely under-seasoned and lacked that true italian soul. As our meal, if you'd like to call it that, came to a close the waitress did ask of our opinions in which i had explained to her my distaste for the salad and she kindly offered us a free dessert which did not in any which way made up for the horrible $85 meal. Even on a hungry stomach, some meals are just unforgivable.
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tshugart3
March 27, 2009
After living in Naples, Italy for two years, this is the first place we've been to that served something like the original Neapolitan pizza (they invented it). They understand that, as, we heard from the local in Naples, the secret is in the ingredients (water and flour). It really caught our eye when their menu stated that they use water with the same chemical composition as Naples' water. For those looking for an American-style heaped-up, thick crust pizza, look elsewhere. If you're looking for something like a real Naples pizza, this is the place. Certainly far better than the food and prices inside Disneyland! Highly recommended!
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aveeava
February 04, 2009
We were a group of about 6 people and we were HUNGRY! It was in the evening around 6 pm and we waited about an hour and a half to get into what looked like a fancy pizza kitchen, the service was so slow and the waiters were not very upbeat, being that it was suppose to be the "Disney" atmosphere and all. Once we placed our order it took a good oh, I'd have to say hour to get our food when all we ordered was one pizza. When we got it, we were so disappointed, the crust looked like a cracker that had been slightly burnt instead of toasted and the sauce tasted like it was from a spagettio can topped off with this gross cheese that tasted like imitation. Over all I would say that it was NOT worth the money or the time. for that kind of money head over to California adventure go down to the board walk and get the chicken strips! you get a lot of meat and fries for your buck! Heck I would even prefer the corn dogs from the Corn dog Castle in California adventure!
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- Outdoor Patio
- Mushroom Festival
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One of Downtown Disney's? most dynamic dining establishments, Naples features the aromas and flavors of Southern Italy served in a whimsical setting that perfectly captures the theme parks' spirit. With its delightful, casual atmosphere, delicious thin-crust pizzas, charming patio and convenient location, Naples is the ultimate family dining destination.
