NAPLES – Coffee in Naples has always been a gesture of love towards a friend, a colleague, an apprentice. Offering it is almost obligatory, especially if followed by a pleasant chat.
But for some time one of the most deeply rooted Neapolitan customs has been eradicated by rising costs, which have made the most consumed drink in Naples a true black gold.
The increase in raw materials, premises management costs and utilities have pushed many entrepreneurs to even increase the cost of every single cup consumed at the counter by up to 60/80 cents.
Costs that rise if you decide to consume it at the table. The increase in tourists in the city is also pushing bars to change their price lists. A sort of speculation.
The bars in the peripheral areas of the City such as those in Fuorigrotta but also those in the economic area of the city around Piazza del Municipio remain anchored to pre-Covid prices.
Price increases for Gambrinus coffee today at 1.60 per cup.
Then there are those who, despite having a bar opposite the largest city museum, the Mann applies competitive prices. 1.20 per cup and 1 euro for those like taxi drivers who work in front of their own business.
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