NapulEATan
(954) 706-0615 Order Online
Pizzeria & Deli · Fort Lauderdale

Napoli, by way of East Commercial Blvd.

Welcome to NapulEATan Pizzeria & Deli, where the flavors of Naples come alive right here in Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Our family brings generations of Italian tradition to every dish, using authentic recipes passed down through the years and fresh dough made in house daily. Whether you're craving a perfect Neapolitan pizza, hearty pasta, or a classic Italian sandwich, we make it easy to enjoy genuine Italian cuisine.

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Hero — Margherita or Bufalina pizza, overhead
DOP San Marzano tomatoes Mozzarella di Bufala House-made cold cuts Roman & Neapolitan pastas
From the menu

The dishes we're known for

Why NapulEATan

The way it's done in Napoli — non si discute.

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01
DOP San Marzano tomatoes

Grown in the volcanic soil of Vesuvius and protected by law. Every red pie starts here.

02
Mozzarella di Bufala

Real buffalo mozzarella and house-pulled fresh mozzarella — never the shredded stuff.

03
A true Italian deli counter

Prosciutto di Parma, bresaola, speck, mortadella — sliced to order for sandwiches and taglieri.

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Visit us

2500 E Commercial Blvd

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33308 · (954) 706-0615

Mon – Wed
11:00 AM – 7:30 PM
Thu – Sat
11:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Sunday
12:00 PM – 9:00 PM
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What people say

Word of mouth, amplified

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4.9 ★★★★★
Google Reviews
★★★★★
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The closest thing to a pizzeria in Naples I've found in South Florida. The Bufalina is worth the trip alone.

Marco D. · Fort Lauderdale
★★★★★
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The mortadella sandwich with pistachio pesto is unreal. A real deli counter — they slice everything to order.

Gina R. · Wilton Manors
★★★★★
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Cacio e pepe done right — proper Pecorino, proper pepper. Our Sunday tradition now.

Tony S. · Oakland Park
★★★★★
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Tagliere board for our office party was gorgeous and generous. The prosciutto di Parma melts in your mouth.

Elena V. · Coral Ridge
★★★★★
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Leopard-spotted crust, 90 seconds out of the pizza oven, blistered and airy. This is the real thing.

James P. · Lauderdale-by-the-Sea
Gallery

Straight from the oven

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Bufalina, overhead
Cacio e pepe in the pan
The Tagliere board
Mortadella sandwich, halved
Pizzaiolo at the pizza oven
Fresh burrata & prosciutto
Diavola, leopard crust
Tiramisu
From the blog

Stories from the kitchen

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Dough being stretched
Technique
What makes Neapolitan dough different

72 hours of fermentation, 900 degrees, and 90 seconds in the oven — the rules behind the pie.

Roman pasta trio
Menu guide
Cacio e Pepe vs. Carbonara vs. Amatriciana

Three Roman classics, one shared soul — how to pick your pasta like a local.

San Marzano tomatoes
Ingredients
DOP San Marzano tomatoes, explained

Why a tomato grown in volcanic soil under Vesuvius tastes like nothing else on earth.

Find us

2500 E Commercial Blvd, Fort Lauderdale