Napolatanos - Gainesville

Loved the minestrone, very traditional with a black pfeffer and oregano taste. I had the sausage and the paprika, that was so much eating that it had fed a family of four. Unfortunately, I was alone and had to send a lot of it back on the teller. service was excellent. I'll be back in a moment. 2. seat the spaghetti and meatball ordered a litmus test for any Italian restaurant, and it was not disappointed. pasta was thinner than most, but perfect al dente. also served with the correct amount of sauce and large shave of parmesan. it was great.

Love nappy’s! our family has celebrated many birthdays and family celebrations on napolitano’s! we love only the food, the location and the staff. pizza and wings are the best! we had so many years there a great time! thank you went and dean!

Goer, the high-time dinner was a great success because of the excellent work they and their personal did. eating was fantastic and the service level of her employees was incredible. Thanks again!

I used to come here a lot as a kid and decided to bring the family. So the interior is huge and open, with two dining rooms. One of the rooms has a bar, and as we walked in we could hear it's raucous crowd laughing and carrying on. No problem, the hostess took us to the other dining room. That room was huge, full of long tables, and completely empty. It was like being in an empty warehouse. The server was exceptionally nice and was good with the kids. Menu seemed to be a hacked down version that was once much more extensive. The food took a normal amount of time. My wife's alfredo was a heaping bowl. The large calzone was a whopper. The pizza was cheesy and good. The peanut butter pie for dessert was also delectable. The only thing that knocks a star off this place were the prices. Wow. Chicken alfredo with a side salad came out to $22. Drinks over three bucks a pop. The menu is clearly marked, it's not like I was being scammed, but those prices made my wallet groan. Probably better as a date night spot than a family spot. The people at the bar in the other room certainly seemed to be having fun.

This was our favorite, somewhat upscale place a few years ago. Sadly, it seems to have gone downhill since. The portions are somewhat smaller, the previously complimentary house salads are now 2.99. My entree, the antipasto salad, was mostly sliced salami and prosciutto over a thick bed of iceberg lettuce. My spouse was pleased with her fried shrimp, but the french fries were overdone. The service needs some work as well. The waitress was not identifiable as such when she approached our table because she was dressed as a college football fan. She was pushy when it came to us ordering and kept asking if the food was okay and disappeared when we were in need of refills. I hope this place improves. I'm willing to give it another go, maybe sometime next year.