Le chatter are one of the signature sweets of the Neapolitan Carnival. Thin, crisp and light, they represent a tradition that is taken very seriously in Naples.
In this article you will find a confectionery itinerary the 5 best bakeries where to eat the real chatter in Naples, with directions on how to reach them on foot or by transportation.

How to recognize real chatter Neapolitan

  • Thinest and with irregular bubbles
  • Dry, never greasy
  • Crisp, they break with a single bite
  • Light dusting of powdered sugar

Recommended dessert itinerary

  1. Attanasio Sfogliatelle - Central Station
  2. Carraturo - Porta Capuana
  3. Scaturchio - Old Town
  4. Augustus - Toledo Street
  5. Poppella Confectionery - Saint Bridget

Average route duration: 2-3 hours With quick stops.

1. Attanasio Sfogliatelle - Central Station

Perfect stop if you arrive by train. Historic Neapolitan bakery known for continuous production and freshness.
During the carnival period you can also find excellent
chatter.

Council: Purchase them early in the morning.

2. Carraturo - Porta Capuana

One of Naples' historic bakeries. Here you find a very classic version of the
chatter, perfect for those who love pure tradition.

Distance to Attanasio: About 15 minutes on foot.

3. Scaturchio - Old Town

An absolute institution of Neapolitan pastry. Stopping here means matching the
chatter to a walk in the heart of
Spaccanapoli.

Council: Ask if they are freshly fried.

4. Augustus - Toledo Street

Strategic stop for those who want to combine sweets and shopping. Great solution for those visiting Naples for the first time.

Distance to Scaturchio: About 20 minutes on foot.

5. Poppella Confectionery - Saint Bridget

Last stop on the itinerary. Here you can close the tour by purchasing
chatter along with other iconic specialties.

With what to eat the chatter

The traditional pairing is with the black pudding, a spiced chocolate cream typical of the Carnival period. Not all bakeries offer it year-round.

FAQ

Le chatter exist all year round?

Mainly no. The best time is from late January to Carnival.

Better on foot or by transportation?

This itinerary is designed to be done on foot, but you can use subway or cab to shorten.

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