Da Dora is a tiny, unprepossessing restaurant on a tiny street off the main street that runs behind the Villa Communale. It has the reputation of having the most impeccable fish in the city.
The homey standards of the Neapolitan table are all prepared very well, with the best ingredients. The old-time atmosphere make it very much of its place.
Leave it to the waiter to make up an antipasto selection. Make sure to have insalata russa if they have it. Have fish, and pasta with fish, although pasta and beans are great, too.
It has the reputation of being where the chic people go, but it's more like where the substantial people go not to see and be seen but to eat.
