Lombardi

Errico Lombardi opened at via di Porto 161 in 1892, when selling pizza to sit-down customers was still a young trade. In 1902 he left for America with his brother Antonio and his cousin Gennaro, the line that produced Lombardi's in Manhattan in 1905; Errico came back to Naples and the pizzeria carried on. It now trades near the National Archaeological Museum, with roughly 130 years behind it.

Website

pizzerialombardi.it

Category: Food & Drink

Tags: pizza, 1892, emigration, museo

Coordinates: 40.8446809, 14.2507414

Part of Naples pizzerias trading since before 1900

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