Tiramisu
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Tiramisu
................................$Quattro Formaggi
................................$Antipasti
................................$Panzerotti
................................$Chips Cacio E Pepe
................................$Makaron
................................$Spaghetti All'assassina
................................$House Wine
................................$Beer
................................$Local Wine
................................$Assassina
................................$Gluten Free Pizza
................................$Birra Alla Spina
................................$Pizza Al Metro Tre Gusti
................................$Pizza Napolitano
................................$Spaghetti Alla Bolognese
................................$Patatine Cacio E Pepe
................................$Crudaiola
................................$Salmon Risotto
................................$Pizza Margherita Senza Glutine
................................$At Bari‑Napoli, the menu is a playful journey through classic Italian comfort food with a Bari twist, and as a reviewer, I found it both comforting and pleasantly surprising. You kick off with familiar starters like Antipasti and Chips Cacio E Pepe, which set the tone with crunchy, savory bites that hint at good things to come. Then there’s the Panzerotti, a local favorite that’s golden on the outside and rich within, balanced nicely by lighter pasta options such as Spaghetti All’assassina and Makaron, delivering bold flavors with every forkful. The pizza section is strong too, whether you’re into a traditional Pizza Napolitano or want to explore something fun like Pizza Al Metro Tre Gusti, and there’s even a Gluten Free Pizza and Pizza Margherita Senza Glutine for those avoiding gluten, all paired perfectly with House Wine, Local Wine, Beer, or Birra Alla Spina.
What really rounded out the experience was the mix of hearty and refined items: creamy Quattro Formaggi pizzas sit alongside the refreshing Crudaiola, and a comforting Salmon Risotto gives a nod to something a bit more elevated. For dessert, a classic Tiramisu felt like the perfect cap to a robust menu that’s both true to Italian roots and welcoming to a wide range of diners.