Napoletano Brothers

"I do not know how long this has been here / open... but i saw it the other day while driving. They had huge banners out that said espresso (or something) so i thought, why not see if Springfield has a nice coffee place. So i went for coffee... i got breakfast and dessert. And i am very pleased. I do not feel there prices were out of range, maybe even on the low end. It is a well put together little store. And the food is a definite plus. I would highly recommend. 3/19/22 Update: still amazing. Usely go atleast once a week for breakfast 10/08/23 update: they continue to switch things up adding new items 02/01/24 update: still good"

"Napoletano Brothers delivers outstanding service with a genuine touch of kindness towards customers. From the moment you step in, their warm hospitality creates a welcoming atmosphere. The coffee is exceptional, the pizza is delightful, sandwiches are scrumptious, and the pasta is a true delight. A culinary experience worth savoring, made even more enjoyable by the friendly and attentive staff. Highly recommended for a delightful dining experience!"

"Napoletano Bros has great breakfast sandwiches, runny yolks to perfection. High quality coffee drinks, cold brew, lattes, etc. They are also a mini Italian market with fresh pastas and other necessities."

"Cute place with nice decorations and an authentic feel. Great food and friendly staff; Gina checked me out. She was kind and added to the good vibes. Hot chocolate and bakery items very very good. Diverse menu of drinks that works well for customizations."

"Great food and a cute little market. The pizza was fantastic, and VERY reasonably priced (almost suspiciously cheap). The coffee was also delightful. The service was inexplicably slow and a little...uninformed, let's say. We had to explain to the girl behind the counter that whole milk and 2% milk were different things, and that we wanted whole milk in the cappuccinos. Once she understood that, we watched her make cappuccino at the blistering speed of one every seven minutes. Presumably this person is new and untrained, especially since it was a mid-afternoon visit. Still though, she didn't know what MILK was."