Il Caffe Di Napoli

Casual dress is the guide, comfortable, informal clothing is entirely appropriate for dining at Il Caffe Di Napoli.

Yes, families are welcome; reviewers say children enjoyed the Margherita pizza and meatball pasta, and guests report the team looking after family celebrations and lunches.

Il Caffe Di Napoli feels warmly Italian and homely, an open-plan Neapolitan kitchen, dark-wood tables and fragrant, authentic cooking create a cosy, convivial buzz downstairs, while the lower-ground area is described as a quieter spot for meetings.

Il Caffe Di Napoli pairs a ground-floor café/bar with a downstairs, lower-ground restaurant featuring an open-plan (viewable) kitchen, and the venue accepts private parties.

Il Caffe Di Napoli often fills up, reviewers regularly describe it as busy and even 'full at 2pm', so booking is a good idea; the lower-ground dining room is noted as relatively quiet and good for business meetings.

For a quieter, business-friendly visit try weekday lunch, many guests praise Il Caffe Di Napoli for Friday business lunches and the relatively calm lower-ground dining; afternoons and early evenings (around 2pm) can be full and buzzing.

Yes, Il Caffe Di Napoli’s downstairs dining room and strong wine list make it a lovely choice for a special evening, with guests praising its intimate setting and memorable occasion meals.

Friday is a great pick, guests specifically praise Il Caffe Di Napoli as an excellent spot for a Friday business lunch.

Il Caffe Di Napoli welcomes private parties, the restaurant’s downstairs dining area can be used to host private gatherings.

Guests commonly describe the portions at Il Caffe Di Napoli as generous.

Yes, guests report sitting outside to 'watch life pass by' near the train station, and some parties have been offered outside seating when the interior was full.