Naples eats from the Bay, and seafood runs through both its grand restaurants and its fried-food counters. Along the Chiaia waterfront, La Cantinella, Ristorante Umberto and Ristorante Caruso work the sit-down end with the day's catch. For the street version, Friggitoria Vomero and the friggitorie around La Pignasecca fry seafood and vegetables to order.
Umberto in Naples' Chiaia has run the family room since 1916, with the tubettoni do treddeta (3-fingered seafood pasta) and spaghetti alle vongole anchoring.
TipOpen Mon-Sat 12:00-15:30 and 19:30-23:30; closed Sunday. Book a week ahead via the website for weekends.
Friggitoria Vomero in Naples is the funicular-station fritti counter since 1938, with the cuoppo di mare (mixed fried seafood in a paper cone) at 6 euros.
OrderCuoppo di mare
TipClosed Sunday. Cash only. Queue forms 18:00-19:30 for the aperitivo crowd; arrive earlier for shorter wait.
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