It doesn’t look particularly Italian, and it doesn’t look particularly good, but as the tagline under their signature attests, this really is ‘the best in town’, when it comes to pizza anyhow. There’s approximately forty to choose from, though its odds on you’ll find something you like (ie, the first thing you ever order) and then stick with it thereafter. Highly addictive, and a takeaway king. Recommended is the Roma, a delicious salami pizza that’s absolutely top-drawer in taste.

(17-49zł)

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• andrew plant - consett, uk 10 June 2012
  Great Pizzas for when you want something simple to fill the kids up
• Anna - Poland 30 May 2012
  Tourist trap. AND service with an attitude! They served people who came after us before us..then proceeded to serve my pizza 15 minutes before my husband's AND then wanted to make us pay more for a substitution that they wrongly claimed was an addition! Typical tourist trap tricks. Never going there again!
• Aspen Tim - UK 19 September 2009
  Napoli has a great selection pizzas, I had the Calzone and it hit the spot. Came back the following evening and tried the steak, which was a mis-'steak'! Ask for steak rare, came cooked within an inch of its life. Service on both occasions was excellent. My advice: if you want a pizza, come here, if you don't, you'd be better off elsewher
• Joey - Sweden 01 April 2009
  We ate from the a la carté here and beware, it was absolutely awful. The beef was overcooked, the veggies dry and the chips cold.One of the worst places to eat in a town with plenty of bad restaurants...