Naples Pizza - Steelton

This is the only pizza place in town, but don't leave this fool. They have been there for decades and know exactly how to make authentic Italian food. The inside is dated, but who cares if the pizza is so good.

Decent pizza. Regular service. Nothing special. Came here got a quick bite with a friend while taking care of other business in the area. Was greeted upon entrance, so that was nice. Ordered a few slices for dine in. There were at least 3 ppl working/standing around behind the counter and rather than one of them bringing our food, the cashier shouted out that our order was ready. Even at a pizzeria, I expect better service than that. I go to 'neighborhood ' pizzerias all of the time where I am served once I 'm seated. Al 's in Carlisle never does this. So yeah, that was whack. AND I tipped beforehand. Neveragain!

Interesting to say the least. I don't think they get many first time customers, so we had no idea how it worked. Very fast, but very greasy and a little burnt on the bottom. We were hungry so we devoured it, but all the grease and the soggy crust was slightly unappetizing.

Hubby wanted pizza, I said Stromboli what we have was terrible. The Stromboli was not hot and the sauce was disgusting. In the future, if you don't have enough sauce DON'T water it down just tell your customers that your out. We will never get it again!!!! Next time we go somewhere else.

I?ve been eating at Naples for most of my life and have always enjoyed the food. However, with that said, it does appear that profits have become the most important factor to this place anymore. The prices have gone over the top. Medium Boli/Small Chef?s Salad=$30 The rate of inflation doesn?t even come close to the price increases over the past few years. No matter how good or comforting the food is, at some point you have to say enough! You?ve lost a 20+ customer and his family. Steelton is not a place that you can charge whatever you want. People don?t have the money. What a shame for such a beloved place!