Napoli Pizza & Restaurant

Outstanding grandma pie. I love it with their garlic sauce on top.

The pizza was tasty, especially the spinach slice, it was such a nice thin layer
The customer service can really stand to improve the man behind the counter who I suspect is the owner is so grumpy and rude, and the younger man that works their… his son? Grandson? He doesn’t seem to know anything!

Horrible, I am not a fan of pizza here. Garlic knots was so dry it tasted like a week old

Great place! Not only their pizza is delicious, but their Italian food is super tasty. The grandma pie is our favorite!

En route back home from the area picking up my MacBook from Repair Sharks (shameless plug), my friend accompanying me decided to grab a bite. As we drive by I spot this place and decide to stop in.
I walked in immediately spotted a patron eating a dish which looked so interesting I had to inquire what it was. Apparently, they make a really really good baked ziti! It’s amazing is what I was told by a patron dining here. I forget the name of the dish, however it’s like baked ziti with spinach! I thought that sounded different and great at the same time!
Long story short, I tried it and it was great! Satiating is an understatement! And although I really have business being in the area, if ever in the area, this is surely where I’ll stop in for delectable consumption!

Great spot for pizza in the area. Authentic Italian food and amazing sauce. I Almost wanted to ask for the recipe.

Tiny but delicious ! Great quality Authentic Italian pizza ! Yummy! Friendly service and nice atmosphere. I had a couple of slices of onion, tomato, basil pizza. Perfect crunchy crust, savory sauce and truly delicious cheese. They did not skimp on quality !
Must go !

Long-​time veteran of the local pizza scene, this place continues to deliver (pun). All kidding aside, a solidly consistent plain pizza. I would select Napoli over any of the places in Great Neck. The place’s in Great Neck (town) are known more for their non-​pizza dishes than their actual pizza.

Always friendly and more than happy to make up a slice with the toppings you want. As a vegan, I am go for the portobello mushroom which naturally does not come with cheese.
I am sure the be happy to add cheese to it if you want, as they are quite accommodating.

Ok

decent pizza, I wouldnt go out of my way to grab a slice here.

Best place on earth! Food is amazing and service is wonderful.

Definitely one of the better pizza joints in Great Neck. I absolutely love the pizza. I tried their pasta and it’s just average. I only get pizza from Napoli. Their buffalo chicken slices and grandma slices are heavenly. The spinach slice isn’t bad either.

I went here with some friends to grab a bite while waiting on a train out of Little Neck station. The prices were reasonable, the food was good, and the staff was friendly.
I would just like to state that the buffalo chicken slice I had from here was hands-​down the best I’ve had from any other place in the area. I do not claim to have tried them all, however, I loved the one I had from here.

I’ve come to this place numerous times every time the pizza is awesome. I haven’t been here in 9 months or more just stopped in and again awesome as usual. You won’t be disappointed

Not the most popular pizza in great neck but by far the best. The owner is a pro. I have always loved their regular cheese slice, I tried the buffalo chicken slice today and it was seriously perfection. It looks like a hole in the wall but definitely a place to go if you are even remotely close to the area. Parking is pretty easy if you park on the side streets, northern blvd can be intimidating. Don’t keep driving. Stop and grab a quick slice at this amazing joint!!!

My favorite spot for pizza in Great Neck. From salads to custom made pizza, you can’t go wrong coming here if you’re craving for Italian food.
Pros:
1) Food is delicious.
2) Price is perfect!
3) Great customer service
4) Free Delivery
Cons:
1) No parking during lunch hours.
Ask for Coop and tell him Ricky sent you over!

Napoli Pizza, still going strong after all these years. I was out in Great Neck today and when I saw Napoli I literally jammed on the brakes and ran in for a slice. Crispy crust, luscious cheese on top, and just the right amount of sauce too. Easily the best pizza in a 5 mile radius. Check it out!

When I go back to Queens to visit my parents I always ask (demand, whatever) that they have fresh NY bagels around and that we make a trip to Napoli for salad pizza. It’s not a fancy place, just a regular take-​out pizza joint with some tables if you can’t wait until you get home before devouring your pizza. But what more do you need from a pizzeria?
Aside: For those of you not from the area and are thinking «Salad pizza? What is this insanity». Let me just tell you: YOU ARE MISSING OUT. They cook a pie with just the sauce and then add on top a delicious tossed salad. You’re probably thinking that it sounds stupid or simple — but let me tell you, it has to be done right otherwise the crust gets soggy and the salad wilts. It’s amazing and even writing about it is making me hungry.
Anyway, back to the review.
Between me and my family we’ve tried pretty much every variation of pizza that they make. My dad swears by the regular cheese slices, and my mother and I can’t get enough of the salad pizza. The salad pizza is never soggy because they usually don’t put the salad on top of the crust until someone orders it.
I can’t attest to any of the pasta dishes, as I don’t want to waste my calories on anything other than pizza and bagels when I make the trip from Boston to New York. Price-​wise, it’s pretty much on par with what a slice will cost you at other pizzerias in the area.

Came over here after a flight from the west coast, and to be honest, I was hungry and craving for some pizza. At 10pm on a Thursday, there aren’t too many places open in Long Island, so where did I end up? Napoli of course. This place was getting ready to close, so I just snuck in, in the nick of time.
This place is a small joint on Northern. No frills, just straight pizza. I snagged myself 2 slices of cheese for $ 2.50 a pop. Kind of pricey for a plain slice, but whatever, I’m hungry. The guy working here was pretty chill though, and cracked a couple jokes while I waited for my slices to be ready.
The pizza tasted, well, mediocre. I don’t know if it’s cause I came right when they were about to close, but I didn’t have a great time eating my slices. The crust was crispy and thin, but it just didn’t taste right. Cheese was on the not-​stringy side, and the sauce just tasted dry and bland to me. Now there’s one thing I know, is that to know a good pizza, go with the plain slice.
The plain slice here? Ehhhh… perhaps I’ll try one somewhere else next time.