Napolis Italian Restaurant

Napoli’s is the Italian restaurant that olive garden wishes it was. Family friendly and good for groups bring every one here to eat lunch or dinner. This is a sit down restaurant so only eat lunch here if you have an hour. Every dish I have tried is delicious. The salad was served on a cold plate with a flavorful Ceasar dressing
. I could not think of a bad thing to say. You will love this restaurant!

Great food. Great service. Highly recommend Napolis. Rolls were to die for. Order the Olive oil, garlic and basil dipping sauce. Heaven. Will definitely return.

I love this Napolis. The alla panna sauce is out of this world. I went three times last week alone. I always make a custom order and they never complain. I recommend getting grilled salmon with Spaghetti and alla panna sauce. I don’t particularly like the bread though.

This is my favorite place in Tahlequah so far! Great food and their service is always amazing. They’re super quick. It’s a bit small of a place.

Pretty good little Italian place. The dinner rolls were excellent, and the service was on point. I saw some of the pizzas nearby, and they looked great, but everyone in my party had a dinner entrée, and we all thought the food was wonderful. This is not a place to take a date, though. It’s quite loud, and the atmosphere is relaxed, not intimate. But for a family or some friends, I highly recommend it.

My family enjoyed it. We had portabello ravioli, Stromboli, and pepperoni & sausage pizza. Very creamy Alfredo sauce on the ravioli. My husband really enjoyed the Stromboli. Especially the marinara dipping sauce. And the Italian sausage on the pizza was extremely flavorful! Also, nothing was too pricey — 5 of us ate for under $ 50.

While looking for a place for a late lunch that was not a chain, my 9-​year-​old son and I pulled in. The lunch special was still in effect even on on a Saturday. We were greeted warmly. We sat at a booth. The larger one-​hole bathroom was clean. My son complained later that the Men’s room has the sink, Soap, and paper towels were difficult to reach. The Women’s restroom needs updates.
I had the spinach ravioli lunch special. My son order a small pepperoni pizza. We were presented with garlic-​butter basted rolls in a knot. While warm and good, I have tasted better. The side salad with the special was crisp and fresh. The house dressing was good though next time I would ask them to put it on the side. That’s a personal preference.
Main courses arrived in a timely manner. My son said he would put their pizza with the hand-​tossed crust toward the top of his list. I sampled the pizza and was pleased with the crust and the subtle mellowness of the sauce. My ravoli was served in a boat and was just the right amount for lunch. Ingredients were fresh, ladled with generous amounts of cheese and marinara sauce.
Our waiter was good and kept my iced tea filled without being too hovering. There were a few TV’s in the dining room but the volume was muted. Surprisingly, they were not all tuned in to college football.
I would recommend this place to others and would return. Our lunch for two totally approximately $ 20 not including tip.

Fast food-​like Italian… Need I say more?

This small town has some great small town charm. Napolis’ service is good, the food is better and the bread is the best!

They have good service and bread. The food is mediocre at best.
I can cook better Italian food at home.

Very good. I suggest the spaghetti w/​olive oil, garlic & basil. Yummy!

Unless you want to talk pizza, there’s only a couple of Italian restaurants in town and neither of them are good. The food tastes canned and resulted in very unpleasant trips to the restroom the next day every time I’ve been here. The building is an old Western Sizzlin’ and not much has been done to change the atmosphere.

By far the best Italian restaurant in town! They always bring out bread after you’re seated, and they’re generous about offering more bread throughout your meal.
I’m vegetarian, but there are plenty of meatless entrees to choose from. I’ve tried the portabello mushroom ravioli and eggplant parmesan rolls. Both were fabulous! Relatively pricey place, but it hasn’t stopped me from coming back. I was hoping to have leftovers to make my meal stretch, but I always finished my food in one sitting (not quite sure if it’s because the portion was small or if the food was so good… probably a combination of both).

Great bread at this place! My husband, grandparents and I visited on March 28, 2010 before we headed over to the Cherokee Heritage Museum. At noon, it was busy but we got a table immediately. The service was fantastic. Everyone with me got the lasagna and I got the sampler which had 1 small piece of manicotti, a small slice of lasagna and 2 ravioli. It was good, but not the best I had ever had. Everyone liked their lasagna. For all 4 of us to eat + 1 pop, it was less than $ 35 — not bad!