La Masardona

We went here due to Instagram and good reviews about fried pizza. We arrived around 2pm. Finding the entrance was pretty confusing. You don't see a clear, this is an entrance door, there was a take out area for this place so we were told to enter the next door where the door and window were both frosted glass so you can't see inside. The door is sliding door. Thought it was a residential place... No sign of the restaurant banner except the top banner. We were seated promptly, not many people, it's just one tiny space. The staff recommended the fried pizza it was good! If you want to try fried pizza I would recommend this place. Food came in pretty quickly. The staff wasn't friendly, when we tried to call his attention, he kind of ignored us, then when he was close, he didn't even look at us and just did this wait gesture 🫸 with his hand. Kind of rude. But we experience this at other restaurants so I guess it's an Italian thing? Maybe cause we don't have to pay tip like in the US. But overall food was good. Reasonable. Close to the train station.

Visited Napless from Utah to find the best Margherita pizza. Although they didn’t serve one, we were pleasantly surprised by a delicious fried pizza. if you were looking for fried pizza, this is a great spot.

So freaking good!! I tried 4 different ones and they were all hits. Nice both as sit down and as to go. Even if you don’t typically like fried food, I would still recommend it. It does not leak oil and it feels very light.

If you are in Naples, whether it’s your first time,5th or 10th. This place is a must! The food is absolutely amazing and cheap! The staff is friendly and locals eat here. Got 4 pizza fritte and a beer for €22 🤯. Absolutely loved the provola e pomodoro pizza fritte and the choclate ice cream pizza fritte!! Will definitely be returning.

🌟 La Masardona in Naples is a culinary gem that offers an authentic taste of Neapolitan tradition! 🍕 From the moment I arrived, the staff’s warmth and hospitality stood out. Despite the bustling crowd opting for takeout, they graciously opened the cozy seating area just for me, ensuring a comfortable and personalized dining experience. 🪑💫 I indulged in their renowned pizza fritta, and it exceeded all expectations. The dough was light and airy, with a perfectly crisp exterior, encasing a flavorful filling that was both rich and satisfying. It’s evident why this establishment has been cherished since 1945.  The ambiance, combined with the delectable offerings and exceptional service, made my visit truly memorable. For anyone seeking genuine Neapolitan flavors and heartfelt hospitality, La Masardona is a must-visit! 🇮🇹❤️

We went here due to Instagram and good reviews about fried pizza. We arrived around 2pm. Finding the entrance was pretty confusing. You don't see a clear, this is an entrance door, there was a take out area for this place so we were told to enter the next door where the door and window were both frosted glass so you can't see inside. The door is sliding door. Thought it was a residential place... No sign of the restaurant banner except the top banner. We were seated promptly, not many people, it's just one tiny space. The staff recommended the fried pizza it was good! If you want to try fried pizza I would recommend this place. Food came in pretty quickly. The staff wasn't friendly, when we tried to call his attention, he kind of ignored us, then when he was close, he didn't even look at us and just did this wait gesture 🫸 with his hand. Kind of rude. But we experience this at other restaurants so I guess it's an Italian thing? Maybe cause we don't have to pay tip like in the US. But overall food was good. Reasonable. Close to the train station.