Naples Street Food tour with 6 gastronomic stops and pizza

Two hours through the Pignasecca market with six tastings, from a welcome Spritz to babà, in a group of up to 15. It is the lowest-priced street food tour in Naples with a real review record, rated 4.8 from 697 reviews.

The walk starts by the church of San Liborio alla Carità and works through the market off Via Toledo. The listing names every tasting: a welcome Spritz with a platter of mozzarella and local cold cuts, a warm tarallo from a bakery, a folded pizza, a meatball in Neapolitan ragù, a paper cone of fried seafood, and babà, sfogliatella or gelato to finish, with a limoncello or an espresso. Guests this October name their guide, Sara, again and again, one liked “the big juicy neapolitan meatballs”, and one group did it in a downpour and still called it wonderful.

Practical points from the listing: it runs in all weather, so dress for it; it is not wheelchair accessible; and you should tell the operator about allergies or dietary restrictions in advance. Guides speak English, Italian, French and Spanish, and a private group is available.

The price is from US$28 a person (checked October 2026), with free cancellation up to 24 hours before. For the most-reviewed walk in the old centre, see the homepage; for every tour’s price, the food tour price guide.