Sapori di Napoli

Wonderful service at take out , great food and a tiramisu that speaks for itself. Really glad we got takeout here .

My dining adventures here were a rollercoaster. The first visit was a charm with fresh, tasty food, despite a wait that felt like a mini-vacation in itself. By the second act, our takeaway was cold, evoking a nostalgic yet underwhelming "picnic-in-the-car" vibe. We warmed it all in the oven at our family's house, but it was cold by the time we got to the car (in August!).The final act was where the plot twisted - the pizza quality took a nosedive. Perhaps a culinary experiment gone wrong or a new chef with a mysterious new agenda? It's anyone's guess. I want to give the benefit of the doubt... but it was so disappointing.My fellow gluten-free explorers, this place might just turn your pizza dreams into a thin, frozen nightmare. Best to embark on your quest for the perfect GF crust elsewhere!

I've been wanting to try Sapori di Napoli for a while, and decided to finally try it tonight.But first, a little background. I had major surgery on my leg an foot about a month ago. I have to wear an exterior leg brace and use a walker for a couple of months.When we arrived, there were a number of tables, inside and outside.We were told to wait a couple of minutes. The owner (I presume) showed up shortly thereafter and took a look at me and told us there were no tables available. We asked how long the wait would be - keep in mind there were open tables.It's quite clear this establishment discriminates against disabled.I'm thinking of filing a formal complaint.

Came here for dinner on a rainy night and sat out on the covered patio. They have windows they can shut so we stayed perfectly dry.Had a fantastic gluten free pizza (not pictured) with prosciutto, tomatoes, and arugula. It was very crispy and I LOVED the prosciutto. The table had two other regular pizzas which everyone else loved. Knocked off a star because we never got our drinks that were ordered. They took it off the bill when we reminded the server we never ended up getting them, but it was just a little disappointing. Otherwise, service was good and we will definitely return when in the mood for pizza!

Came here on a Friday night to see the place more than half-way full. There are both indoors and outdoor seats (with space heaters) available to pick from. I shared an Insalata Mista Sapori, Tagliatelle alla Sorrentina, and Filetto pizza. The salad was well dressed and topped with the fun grape, goat cheese, and nut. For the pasta, though, I found it to be overly salted but still tasty. The filetto pizza was essentially a margarita pizza but with cherry tomatoes on a thin crust which was pretty authentic for what I've tried. Overall, I had a good experience with the food quality and the service being attentive. I wouldn't mind coming again if I was in the area but I would like to try a different dishes instead but still the salad.

The restaurant is a vibe. Very on par for downtown Decatur restaurants! I ordered the special - limoncello, lasagna, and fried macaroni (named something more elaborate on the menu). The star was definitely the fried macaroni - crunchy breading, but house made macaroni in side. I loved it paired with marinara and goat cheese - the combo I didn't know I needed. The lasagna was meh. Very soft in texture, sauce lacked depth, meat was filling was scare and unfilling - wasn't impressed. The limoncello - fantastic.The music was all vibes - very RNB, pop, and some rap - appreciated the dinner mix that could be considered risqué. The price was eyebrow raising - 2 meals, 1 drink and 1app with tip about 80. Would recommend this place more for lunch. Would return - stick to apps, skip entrees.

Sapori di Napoli holds a very special place in my heart. It's the restaurant my boyfriend and I had our very first date at 6 years ago this upcoming May. I made a reservation last week to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday, and we were seated immediately after checking in at the host stand. There was a line ahead of us to speak to the host, so we were glad we had a reservation! They had a reserved sign on our table and everything! Upon being seated, we were soon met by our waitress. She was kind and attentive. We enjoyed glasses of Montepulciano, complimentary bread, the Insalata Regina, and the same pizza we ordered on our first date: the Popeye. It was just as good as we remembered! We loved everything, from the cozy ambiance to the welcoming staff to the delicious food! Thank you for serving us--we'll be back!

yummy yummy pasta in my tummysalmon pasta was good, very filling portions. service was decent, we were a large party so totally understandable that it was slow.

My niece brought me here for dinner on a Tuesday night. It's not super fancy, but the food is simple and delicious! The service was a bit lacking. Our server definitely was nowhere to be seen after we put our order in. We realized we hadn't ordered drinks and eventually flagged down another server to order drinks. We had our wine in odd glasses, but as I said it's not fancy. This is the kind of place you could bring a group of people and everyone would find something delicious to eat and would hang out and have a great time.

Very surprised by the good reviews. Aside from the tagliatelle bolognese nothing was stellar and most including the service far from it. Caprese salad appears to be sliced product from the supermarketEggplant parm ... lacking in flavor and extremely small portionPizza .. Napoli? been there and had it, nowhere close. Plus, we didn't get it until the rest of our meal was finished, maybe it was rushed "on fly" as stated on receipt.