Napoli Pizza

The best thing I can say about this pizza was that it was piping hot when it was delivered to my hotel room. The mushrooms were canned, there was way too much cheese and the sausage was just so so. But at the end of a long day on the road it was a bit of comfort food.

Molto bene! First real shot at good NY style pizza on the road from Chicago, and a good stopping point too.

So on our way to Ohio for a wedding, our rental car died. Absolute nightmare. After sitting on the side of the interstate for three hours, we finally got towed to a hotel in DuBois.
We asked the clerk for some food recommendations and she named a couple of pizza places. Picked this one based on the Unilocal reviews and I have to say I totally agree with the other reviewers. This place is dynamite. Better than a ton of places I’ve had in NYC.
If only they would franchise…

I think Napoli’s instilled in me a love of great pizza. It’s been at least 10 years since I’ve had this pizza and on a recent trip back home, I inhaled at least 49 pieces of it. Well, okay, maybe only 40. It truly is the best pizza in DuBois or the surrounding area.

Napoli’s pizza is by far THE BEST pizza place in DuBois.
The pizzas are huge, they’re very tasty and the staff is amazing.
The atmosphere feels like what it is, a small town pizza place that has family recipes.
This is better than the place in the mall and Pizza Hut by miles, you can smell the food when you get out of the car in that section of outlets.
Everyone should at least have a slice there if you’re in DuBois.

On a recent trip home, my mom and I decided to try this place out. My younger sister recommended it — she said the pizza is good and, specifically, to try the garlic knots. We walked in to place a to go order on a Saturday night. The place was busy with dine in customers and orders being called in. We bought 2 pizzas — one Sicilian with green peppers and one regular crust with pepperoni, plus two orders of garlic knots (an order is something like 3 knots, so I had figured we would need 2). These pizzas are HUGE! we literally had enough pizza for OVER an entire week. The Sicilian has a very thick crust, so much that one small square makes a filling meal, but it is just too overwhelming and too much crust for me. I would not order the Sicilian pizza again, but i did try a slice of the thinner crusted pizza, and it was very good. The garlic knots were good, although not the best I’ve ever had. When in DuBois and not wanting one of the chain pizzas in town (Pizza Hut or Dominos), Napoli’s is a good option.