Naples has the most SafeBloom Certified restaurants: venues whose staff completed SafeBloom’s 8-hour pregnancy food-safety training and passed the final exam. Here is the current list, plus tips for ordering Neapolitan food safely while pregnant.
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Certified restaurants in and around Naples
Fiorenzano Pizzeria Trattoria · Historic centre
Piazza Trieste e Trento 58, near Via Toledo and Teatro San Carlo. Neapolitan pizza, fried pizza and local classics. Listing →
Al Faretto – Terrazza sul Mare · Marechiaro
Via Marechiaro 127, Posillipo. Restaurant and pizzeria with a sea-view terrace, seafood menu. Listing →
Granfuoco Braceria · Posillipo
Viale Virgilio 1. Grilled meat. Listing →
Caffetteria Di Lorenzo · Fuorigrotta
Piazzale Vincenzo Tecchio 95/96. Café with hot dishes and pizza by the slice. Listing →
White Chillout Lungomare · Pozzuoli
Via Giacomo Matteotti 48, Pozzuoli. Listing →
Magma Bistrot · Torre del Greco
Via Enrico De Nicola 28. Contemporary Neapolitan pizza and seafood at the foot of Vesuvius. Listing →
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Neapolitan food in pregnancy: what to order
- Margherita and other baked pizzas: generally safe, the mozzarella is cooked.
- Cured meats added after baking (prosciutto crudo, bresaola): avoid, or ask for them cooked.
- Raw seafood, raw shellfish, marinated anchovies: avoid. Fish should be well cooked.
- Fresh buffalo mozzarella: ask whether it is made with pasteurised milk.
- Fried pizza, frittatine, crocchè: safe when served piping hot.
- Rum babà and limoncello: contain alcohol, best avoided.
- Coffee: no more than 2 a day.
Looking at a menu? Scan it with the free SafeBloom app to see in seconds what you can order, what to ask and what to avoid. App Store · Google Play
Educational information: it does not replace your doctor or midwife. List updated September 2026.