Napoli Pizza

Great pizza, very friendly staff. My go-to for pizza in the Slate Belt.
I would rate as a dependable spot after 10 orders with zero issues.

Insane owners who worry more about cult politics than pizza. Sub par food, which is a shame since they used to be good. Now there are just GROSS.

Food was not good at all, owner and employees rude and have terrible customer service. Will not be returning or telling people about them.

Horrible business practice..,
bringing politics in.. I was a loyal customer for over 30 years but this has left a bad taste in my mouth
Your signage out front should be kept to
your menu items not your political views.

Staff is always friendly and I truly love to support small family-owned businesses. The calzones here are amazing, highly recommended. The best part, at this time, is that this restaurant is oxygen-friendly! They don't force customers to wear muzzles that deprive their brains of oxygen. For the sake of my health, I will be ordering from Napoli's over any businesses that require customers to unconstitutionally wear bacterial-ridden masks that do more harm than good. Going into Napoli's for pizza is reassuring that there are still people out there that have common sense.

Love the sign and the pride shown in this small town business, Also the food is great and i have been going here for years so glad to see someone standing up for what they believe in and what's right.

Spoiled Brooklyn pizza aficionado for forty years found this gem on a whim. We had been going for sit-down pizza a couple times a month until COVID. Just returned for a pizza to go. The pizza was just a good as I remembered. It had just the right amount of peppers and onions to make it a masterpiece. The staff were as hospitable as I had remembered. Masks are not required. The young man at the register was not wearing a mask. I hope that he has been vaccinated.Three out of four customers making pick-ups were not wearing masks. The dining room was empty. See you after COVID.

The sausage and Peppers are good. I'll agree with the Comment on the sauce, While not the Most flavorful Sauce it was still good. The fried Zucchini is very good. The buffalo Chicken wrap was also good. The Staff was friendly.

Stopped in one evening absolutely starving and with VERY little time to eat before I had to be somewhere in the area. These rather unfortunate circumstances played very well for this highway robbery establishment.

I, like any other sane individual, am a big fan of the buffalo chicken tender. A top-notch buffalo chicken tender is magnificent; it is the heroin of foods. In this regard, I cannot complain too much. If the best buffalo chicken tenders are the heroin of foods, theirs was 10mg Percocet. Very, very enjoyable.

However -- and this is a HUGE however -- my justification for the 1-star rating is thus: PRICE. As I said, I ordered buffalo chicken tenders, blue cheese to dip, no french fries. I also snagged a bottled iced tea from the cooler as my beverage for this occasion. If memory serves, it was the 'Pure Leaf' brand, which should set you back about a buck 89 or so. Let's call it two dollars to be safe.

Now, after a pleasantly short period of time has passed, and the girl working the counter hands me my order of buffalo tenders to go, the moment of truth arrives. Well I'll be damned... Three buffalo chicken tenders and an iced tea from the refrigerator, and I had to do a double-take as the young lady informed me of my total. $11 and change. Yes, ELEVEN dollars. Needless to say, I was appalled. Unfortunately, due to the aforementioned circumstances, I was forced to accept this horridly overpriced meal and slam it back in the 8-10 minute window I had available. If not for this set of circumstances -- say, if I did have time and more options at my disposal to satisfy my hunger -- I very well may have thrown those tenders right back across the counter into the back room.

What sort of ethics must a restaurant owner/operator have to charge a man over ELEVEN dollars for THREE buffalo chicken tenders???? If that is not an example of moral and ethical bankruptcy then I don't know what is.

The one female working in the establishment was quite attractive, which is a plus. Attractive enough to warrant an $11 order of THREE buffalo chicken tenders? Absolutely not. If this is not the owner's standard practice and one of the young ladies working there was pulling some sort of scheme on me, I suggest he look into this matter immediately and correct it, lest many more hungry travelers-by decide never to return again.

This was an outrage and the Bangor and greater Northampton county area at large has the right to know about it.

This is the worst pizza I have ever eaten. The sauce has no flavor and the cheese tasted like they got it from the government. I must say this pizza place if you want to call it that is a joke!! Stick to selling steak sandwiches