I think that "Naples" is an Indian word meaning "The land of the $100 lunch...." We made reservations for my wife and I at 2PM, and the patio was almost full and the interior, was almost empty. We were seated at a not to great table for 2 against the wall....... I had a glass of Chardonnay, and then we ordered lunch......we shared Wood Roasted Prawns as an appetizer, shared a roasted beet salad, and then we each had a pasta for lunch....myself Cacio e Pepe and my wife had Cappelletti with ricotta and prociutto. The Prawns were exceptional....in a crema with porcini mushrooms. I am not a big beet fan, but the salad was fine and my wife loved it. My Cacio e Pepe was great but I kept thinking of that which I had in Rome this past summer which was less than half as much. Our server was great, and we really enjoyed the meal. I had reviewed the menu beforehand, so I was ready for the prices, and point of fact all the restaurants on 5th Avenue are pricy, and you know that when you come