Via Napoli Questions

there is no other sauce, you wouldn't get other sauce in Italy (its an American addition) they do have a pizza Bianca though which is a pizza without sauce. I tried it as i'm not a huge lover of the tomato sauce either. I preferred to have the tomato tbh, and just asked for it to be light on the sauce.

I do know they will let you have a larger pizza on TS credits but not sure of the ratio ie how many TS credits per pizza.

You are very welcome Amy sorry I wasn't more help on the TS but, we have only ever paid OOP in there x

I'll answer more and post some picture tomorrow. The pizza doesn't have another sauce, but as Robyn mentioned it is a very light and mild saucy, slightly sweet - not spicy at all. There is a lasagna on the menu that uses a cream sauce, that I know you can use table service credits on.

Right now I need some ZZZzZzzzzzz's More in the morning!

We also found the sauce to be extremely light-
Here is a pic of the Margherita

And some of the view:

We had the Mezzo Metro..It's half a metre...That's 18" in old school...We paid Cash but I'd guess it's 2 credits...By the way...Three of us..Two adults and a hungry teenager struggled to finish it...But we did cause it was awesome..

Good morning! Okay - here are some of my Via Napoli pics. I absolutely adore this restaurant, even though the type of pizza isn't my favorite. I love the servers (always easy on the eyes) and the atmosphere. It's a wonderful place to gather friends and family. How many people will be dining with you?

They do offer one white pizza called the Carciofi - white pizza, artichoke, fontina, mozzarella, truffle oil.

I wrote a post last year on the Aqua Fresca that they serve, you can find it at this link.
http://www.wdwforgrownups.com/articles/aqua-fresca-epcots-napoli

Interior shots

Becks tosses the family size salad

Arancini (the best on property)
Fried risotto balls filled with mozzarella and meat ragu

Italian Margarita (my Favorite!)

Mezzo Metro Pizza Margherita (I do believe this take TS Credits from 2 people)

Pizza Margherita Individual Size (1 TS Credit)

Picture of the Lasagna Verde - spinach, parmesan, besciamella
There is also another pasta with a cream sauce, Paccheri alla Creme con Pollo - cream, chicken and peas

Orange Cream Dessert

What are the options?

These are the ones that I would look at replacing. They may or may not fit in with your park schedule. Do you have length of stay tickets and park hoppers?

Boatwrights - Just "meh" to me, nothing special. Are you staying at POR or planning on catching Yee-Haw Bob after dinner?

Planet Hollywood - This one doesn't blow me away, I think because it's kinda like every other chain burger spot in the US. I have read some great reviews and rumor has it that it may not be there much longer.

Tony's Town Square - Fantastic service, fantastic location, fantastic theme. Food - meh. I prefer the food at Via Napoli 10x more than Tony's. The downpoint here is that they are not an equal swap in location, and you might need to park hop to do this.

Cape May Cafe - I love Cape May for Breakfast, but for lunch/dinner Via Napoli would be a better bet IMHO. The two are also similar location wise, in that you don't have to be in a completely different part of the property to switch the reservation. I don't do seafood though, so I can't offer an opinion on if the evening clam bake is worth it.

I agree with Kristin, if it was me, I'd dump Boatwrights.
Also, they have a fairly (in my opinion) restrictive menu
with Creole spices- unless that is what you are looking
for?
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/port-orleans-resort-riverside/boatwright-dining-hall/menus/

Easy for me, rose and crown! Why would you want to eat an American take on British food when you live in Britain anyway? I've never eaten there for that reason.

LoL.. She's got a good point.

Hmm, well I only see one answer-
Time to Book Trip #2 right NOW!
There is too much to see (and eat)

The only possible answer is a return trip as quick as possible!!!!

Jeez for the price of 2 DLP trips you could go to Florida anyway, keep repeating that to her lol

I would give up Planet Hollywood too. You could still go in there, OOP for a shared dessert? That way you could say "bye" and still go to Via Napoli?

Wow..So many good responses..Here's my useless view..Planet H...Forget it..VN...Awesome pizza..Boatwrights is way better than my first in 2008..We dined there in 2012... Really nice...Asked for a few tweaks on my meal to make it more Cajun..Superb..

Amy, it looks like a great list of restaurants you've got lined up. I haven't been to all of those ones yet myself. In fact, from your list, I've only been to:

Boatwrights - very good
Cape May Cafe - see below...
Le Cellier - excellent
Raglan Road - excellent
Rose And Crown - very good
Yak And Yeti - excellent

I really enjoyed all of the above restaurants EXCEPT Cape May Cafe. The night we went, there was a huge family beside us (where they put 5 tables together) and it was very annoying. We were trying to enjoy our dinner but there was utter chaos going on around us with this loud family who didn't care that their kids were running around out of control. The food wasn't really anything spectacular. I think the only draw at Cape May is the fact they serve crab legs. I might have had a better opinion if we were to go again though and the ambience was better.

Personally, I rather enjoyed Boatwrights. In fact, I've eaten there a few times. I liked the jambalaya in particular. But yeah, it's mostly creole. Oh, the french onion soup was really good. And the cornbread was AWESOME.

I'd say give it a try at least once.

Yep..Like I said earlier..Our first taste of Boatwrights way back in 2008 was bland..But in 2012 I had noticed the reviews on Debs All .ears had really improved so we gave it a chance..Miles better..