Nápoles, Mesopotamia Travel Guide
Savor authentic Italian flavors at Nápoles in Buenos Aires - where every meal is a celebration of taste.
Nápoles is a premier Italian restaurant and bar in Buenos Aires, offering an exquisite blend of traditional flavors and a vibrant atmosphere perfect for any dining occasion.
A brief summary to Nápoles
- C1152AAA, Av. Caseros 449, Buenos Aires, San Telmo, Comuna 1, Buenos Aires, C1152, AR
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- Monday 8 am-12 am
- Tuesday 8 am-12 am
- Wednesday 8 am-12 am
- Thursday 8 am-12 am
- Friday 8 am-1 am
- Saturday 8 am-1 am
- Sunday 8 am-12 am
Know before you go
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- Try their signature pasta dishes for an authentic taste.
- Visit during happy hour for great deals on drinks.
- Make reservations on weekends to secure your table.
- Don’t forget to save room for dessert; their tiramisu is exceptional.
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