Poppella in Naples: in Piazza Cavour the new headquarters of the famous pastry shop

Pastry Poppella, the snowflakes
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Extraordinary news for all fans of the Snowflake: in Piazza Cavour in Naples the new headquarters of the Poppella pastry shop opens!

The world-famous Poppella pastry shop is opening a new location in Piazza Cavour in Naples, offering, among other things, its exquisite snowflakes.

Poppella 's Snowflakes have become one of Naples' most popular and beloved desserts. These delicious brioches filled with a soft ricotta cream are sure to melt your taste buds and hearts.

The history of Poppella

Poppella was founded in 1920 as a bakery, and its bizarre name comes from the fusion of Papele and Puppnella , meaning Raffaele Scognamillo and Giuseppina Evangelista. Starting in 1960, the sale of taralli 'nzogna e pepe was added to the bread line , and it was only in 2015, with the arrival of Ciro, that Poppella became a pastry shop, creating the famous Fiocchi di Neve (Snowflakes).

The new headquarters in Poppella

But Ciro Poppella isn't stopping there, and even in this very delicate period, the coronavirus health emergency, he's opening a third location in Piazza Cavour in Naples , right across from the historic Neapolitan Museum. This is extraordinary news that will surely delight those with a sweet tooth and lovers of Ciro Poppella's delicious dessert creations.

The other offices of Poppella

Poppella, the famous pastry shop that churns out Fiocchi di Neve (snowflakes) at any time of day, both classic and with pistachio and chocolate flavors, is located on Via Arena alla Sanità. Just four years ago, in 2016, a second location opened in Naples' historic center, right halfway between Toledo and Maschio Angioino.

 


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