Via Napoli Pizzeria Lane Cove Claim this business
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Listed under Italian Restaurant, Restaurants. located in Lane Cove.
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Wood-fired pizza, handmade pasta and Italian wine in a lively trattoria with exposed-brick walls.
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- Address141 Longueville Rd, Lane Cove NSW 2066, Australia
- Phone(02) 9428 3724
- Websitevianapoli.com.au/lane-cove/
- HoursMondayClosedTuesday5:00 – 9:00 PMWednesday5:00 – 9:00 PMThursday5:00 – 9:00 PMFriday12:00 – 10:00 PMSaturday12:00 – 10:00 PMSunday12:00 – 9:00 PM
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We started with the burrata and prosciutto entrée. Unfortunately, the burrata didn’t seem as fresh as expected and lacked the rich, creamy aroma we’ve enjoyed at other places. The panuozzo bread was extremely hard, making it difficult to enjoy. The crust arrived slightly deflated, and it was much saltier than we expected. The pulcinella pizza was something new for us to try, and the combination of cheese and ham inside made it quite satisfying and surprisingly filling. The pizza itself was decent, but it wasn’t particularly memorable. The price is reasonable. On the other hand, the pasta the most pensive one $36 was one of the highlights of the meal — the sauce was rich, flavourful, and well-balanced. The calamari was probably the best dish of the night. It was nicely cooked, tender, and not greasy. As for dessert, the tiramisu was just average. It lacked the distinctive coffee flavour that we usually look for in a good tiramisu. Overall, the meal had a few highlights, but there were also several disappointing elements. I’d give it 3/5 ⭐⭐⭐
The food was absolutely delicious!! Haven’t had pasta this good in a long time. Feels like an authentic italian restaurant. Definitely gonna come back soon! Just a small note to the kitchen, the pasta was really oily. Photo of it is attached
As someone who prefers vegetarian pizzas time to time the zucchini burrata pizza was delicious! The calzone was super filling too definitely will come here again. Also appreciate the heater for sitting in winter
Very popular with locals. Went there for dinner. Had pizza, pasta and salad. The pizza is the thin crust style, and pastry cooked well. We had the 5 cheese pizza and one with anchovies. Plenty of ingredients. Pasta was good, though we has to ask for parmesan cheese. Salad size was generations. We paid A$154 for 4 adults, which did not include any alcohol or bottled water. Service was ok but could have been better.
We came here on a busy Saturday night. Reservation is recommended in case you need to wait in the walk in line (expected). Overall the venue was scattered across multiple indoor and outdoor seating areas, loud and busy with areas were slightly outdated but nontheless great vibes. Food came quick and the freshly baked dough in their pizzas and bread were great. Prosciutto and burrata is recommended (both entree and pizza). All pizzas tasted decent, preference was the prawn! Their nocchi and pasta were the highlight of the night. Great place for some casual eats and drinks.