Napoli's Pizza

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  I think 4 stars is a little ambitious but i grew up eating here 2 or 3 times a week and if you need take-out in Belpre or P-burg definitely a top choice.

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  Posted on 04.24.13 James R.

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  While I LOVE the pizza, most people will say they hate it.
  
  The real slam-dunk is in the subs/sandwiches.
  
  I'll take a pizza sub with pepperoni, sausage and mushrooms anytime I visit back home.

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  Posted on 06.18.12 Adam B.

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  I don't know if I have ever had the Pizza here as I always get the baby Napoli's Sandwich, which I love.  Now when I get into Parkersburg, I usually have to stop by Kroger's and pick up bottles of Olivero Sweet peppers in sauce, which for some reason I haven't found an equivalent tasting sauce in Cincinnati.

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  Posted on 05.04.12 Kevin P.

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  Food is ok but service is amature. They have the customer guilty If your food ends up at wrong location. I ordered two subs for Belpre pickup and confirmed It was Belpre pick up and they sent order to Barlow. Obviously the order centers fault but they tell me I am wrong and ban me from calling a order by phone. the customer is allways wrong here at Napolis! what kind of amature business practices is this? never again.

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  Posted on 04.26.12 Ron D.

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  So what is a chicago girl to do when stuck in Parkersburg? (and I mean stuck in the most loving and endearing way). Yelp it!
  
  Last night a big group of us ordered Napolis. It is sort of a christmas tradition I guess. We ordered 3 large pizzas (cheese, mushroom, and some veggie combo), the chef's salad, spaghetti and meatballs, and an italian sub. Lots of food for 4 hungry men and a hungry, but hesitant, young lady (me!).
  
  Now, i must be very clear, what I'm about to write MUST be prefaced with two very important contextual issues.
  
  1. this meal was had after 6 hours of working out, playing tennis, and lifting. and I had only had cereal and a little piece of toast mid-day. AKA I was famished.
  
  2. This meal was had in the hurricane of holiday binging.
  
  Now that those are out of the way . . .  I started off with the chef's salad. Which tasted DELICIOUS. This may have been because i was just very very hungry or because I hadn't had any veggies for about 5 days, but either way it hit the spot. It comes with meat and cheese (yum) and then some (seemingly) fresh iceburg. It is no gourmet salad, but it tasted good!
  
  Then came the pizza. So. the thing is, the pizza is kind of gross. Definitely not the same delicious pizza I find in Chicago. But, this did not stop me from scarfing down two pieces. So, it was gross in a good way. The delicious way gross pizza is good. yes.
  
  Would I eat here out of choice? maybe not.
  Would I eat it if it happened to be sitting in front of me again? HELL YES.
  
  (oh, and all that food was about 55 bucks. In chicago, we pay 60 dollars for 2 large deep dish pizzas. So this place felt pretty cheap.)

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  Posted on 12.28.08 Ali O.

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  Napoli's was a chain of pizza joints in the Marietta and Parkersburg that spread into Belpre and even Vincent.
  
  Having been to Napoli, Italy and eating pizza there I can say that there is absolutely no comparison.  In fact the pizza from Napoli's was always compared to cardboard, but that wasn't their gimmick.  The big selling point here was value.  For a bunch of kids hanging out in town with a couple bucks in their pockets, it was easy to buy a couple pizzas and sit around munching on them in the Hills parking lot.
  
  In one of my recent visits back home I had a few pieces of a Napoli's pizza from the Vincent location and the quality was actually vastly improved over that which I remembered from the early-mid 90s.
  
  Another big seller for Napoli's is their Happy Nappy sandwich.  Yum!  I know a lot of people were also really fond of their Italian sub.

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  Posted on 06.27.07 Greg W.

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