Just insane. There is not much to write here. The pizza tells a story words fail to express…read more An open kitchen offers a glimpse into the home of a chef pouring a love as hot as the oven that chars the crust. They weren't busy, so they went 50/50 on a pie for me. One had sausage, one with some eggplant and mushroom. Both were perfected. A creamy sauce melted along side the sausage. The crispy eggplant atop the other half had a lovely little crisp that gave texture to a crust of pillowy proportions. To end it all with a lovely shot of espresso and good conversation with the server was more than i couldve ever needed after such a religious experience. Come hungry, come happy. Leave full, leave fulfilled. A truly spiritual experience watching a pizza so perfect crafted up close and personal. Then, fresh out of the oven to enjoy it. Food is intimate. And this? This is as sensual as it gets, baby

It's a super cute restaurant. They do have a garden area in the back for sitting which was really…read morequiet and nice. My husband and I had the whole place to ourselves. We had a very light lunch but the food was AMAZING. I didn't even get a picture of the pizza because we devoured it so fast! The tomatoes were fresh and juicy. The pizza was light and refreshing. The San Marzano tomatoes were so aromatic. The servers were very nice but service in general is very different in Europe than the US.

Fun restaurant with great service just mere minutes by foot from Hotel Margherita. There's plenty…read moreof outdoor seating but the real star is inside, esp when the Summer heat isn't doing anyone much favors. We were given a complimentary bite to start, followed by some bread, and also ended with a couple of tiny sweets. Staff was warm and attentive. There's a 3.5 euro coperto/person. Eggplant parm was good. Not nearly as heavy as dishes in the States. Ravioli was also a winner, and I appreciate staff splitting up the entree for us. We ended up sharing the turbot fish as well, and it was cooked well with mashed potatoes and some veggies.

Kasai, a dimly lit restaurant nestled on the side of a hill in Priano, offers a good dining…read moreexperience. We began our meal with the crispy and lightly seasoned fried scallops. Next, we had the black truffle pasta and the Spaghetti alla Scarpariello, both of which were delicious. These dishes are among the better pasta dishes we've had since arriving in Italy. The price range for each dish is approximately $20 to $30. Kasai has good food, a pleasant ambiance, and attentive staff.

Such a cool restaurant! The views are spectacular!! They get very busy so make reservations…read more (Although they did find room for us ). Several people had birthdays while we were there and it turned into a couple minutes of a party where we all were singing. It's a good time! Food was great and service was good.

Il pirata is an incredible restaurant for the views. We were sat at a table at the end of the row…read morethat seemed like the best table in the house. We had burrata with prosciutto that was amazing, zucchini flowers, pasta ragu and the seafood pasta. While it was all decent, it was overpriced, guess for the ocean view.

5 star Pizzeria in Praiano! Slightly uphill but worth the extra 2 min walk. This is the best…read morepizzeria in their area and a hidden gem in this community. When it comes to pizza, I'm a snob and this place has it all. Here's the KEY--Their speciality is fried pizza. This is very unique! After making their super fresh dough, they lightly fry it. Afterward they sauce and add toppings. Then they quickly bake it in a fire oven. I promise you, it's great. This is a great pizza to share and definitely a novelty. The have a "la super" margherita-- which is a margherita pizza that is 70cm long. This is great is you have a group and it can feed about 4-6, if you get appetizers. We also had: Capri which is pizza with red sauce, basil, beefsteak tomatoes and fresh mozzarella. A traditional margherita- the best in this area. Melagianella- an eggplant dish, with basil and Parmesan. Tasty Fried Food- a mix of fresh, fried vegetables. Caponata napoletana- delicious! We got this without meat. Similar to bruschetta, just much better. Service was excellent. We enjoyed this place so much, we went twice. They do take reservations and do have outdoor and indoor seating. Please see my photos and check this place out. You won't regret it because I don't!

Magnificent view! Great veriaty of local craft beer. Pizza was just amazing! Incredable how tasty…read moreit was. Waiter is overwhelmingly kind. The only downside is 15% of the check goes as coperto,meaning whatever you've had you have to add 15% on top of that that's what you'll pay at the end.

We only ordered appetizers at first since we weren't sure what to expect, but we were pleasantly…read moresurprised--the food was actually very good. The only downside was the slow service. We understand that Italy has a more relaxed pace than the U.S., but it would've been nice if someone checked in on us occasionally for drink refills or to see if we needed anything. That said, we still enjoyed the experience and would definitely recommend the restaurant--especially for the views, which are worth it on their own.

Good food. Good ambiance…read more Here's the issue - the first time they brought my parmigiana, it was frozen. Like I took a bite out of it, and it was cold and crunchy (like frozen). I asked, they said no it was not meant to be cold, and promptly brought me a new warm one. Which tasted good. But then ... the check comes and they charged full price for everything. Like they didn't even knock off the cover for the mistake they made. I didn't ask if they would discount the meal because I shouldn't have to. A high quality restaurant would have done it without putting me in the awkward position of having to ask. They would have just done it because serving a frozen dish is just kind of embarrassing ... especially on the Amalfi coast where they take so much pride in the quality of their cuisine. Anyway, I just paid the bill and walked out. Poor etiquette on their part ... you should not put your customers in the position of having to ask. Just do what's right up front.

Food was so delish!!! Views were amazing. Had such a wonderful time. Servers were friendly. Highly…read morerecommend!

Delicious food, spread out tables, 10/10 for lunch or dinner. Great views too. Cant wait to visit…read moreagain

Like advertised one man operation. We ordered 2 pastas 1 was with small tomatoes and the other with…read moreclams. Both plates did not have a lot of sauce on the pasta. We usually dip our bread in the leftover sauce. We don't know how both still had great flavor! Owner/waiter/cook incredibly took care of us very good and the other tables as well. Place is super clean and perfect size for him to take care of everything. You do have to watch out when you leave the traffic is right on you!

Great food and service! Small restaurant with two employees, the chef and the owner who is also the…read morewaiter. As an added bonus the two of them get out their horn and trombone and play a few tunes. Menu changes daily. They really make you feel at home.

This isn't lunch with a view, this is the lunch with the view. One of those meals that itches at…read moreyour brain for eternity. Anybody can serve food with ambience. To offer a menu crafted to this precision on the side of cobalt seas and rolling hills is rare. A superb margherita pizza was built (literally and metaphorically) an airy crust that had a feathery interior hiding behind a crispy, thin exterior. Rich mozzarella offers a subtle hint to the acidity of the sauce that this is not the time to be sour. A perfect medley of italian history. Washed down with a sext limoncello spritz. Soft, sweet, a touch of sour behind bubbles. The pasta superb. Octopus had excellent texture with a rich tomato sauce absorbed by perfectly prepared pasta. Every bite just as flavorful as the last. How can every bite be the greatest ever? Trattoria san gennaro: a love story

The food was good. Just very good food, it came out hot and tasty. I usually salt and pepper my…read morepastas and didn't feel the need to do it this time and that's a first! The pizza was hot cheesy and flavorful. Service was fast and attentive. Very kind, good English speaking as we did not need to translate to order our food. The views from outside are breathtakingly beautiful the sun was setting so it was dreamy! The church bell kept going off right next door it was perfect actually. I enjoyed those chocolate chip muffins they brought out and the end, I'm going to order dessert next time.

A really cool rooftop restaurant with great views of the sea. The service was impeccable. We had…read morethe best pasta dish we've had in Amalfi here; the Cacio e Pepe.

Solid restaurant with a good view of the coast, located inside Hotel Margherita. Came for a late…read morelunch, and ordered the scallops and gnocchi with clams. There's a cover charge of 2 euros/person and tap water is 1 euro. We were given bread to start, and service is fairly attentive. I did like the butter the bread came with! Tasted a hint of lemon within the butter. Food is decent and came out pretty quickly. There weren't very many clams in the gnocchi, but the carb portion was more generous. The scallops were good and I used the bread to soak up the sauce.

This is a family run hotel with restaurant. You'll see the same people working around the clock!…read more Lodging - The entire property has old world charm. Our room was simple with a spacious balcony overlooking the water. I do wish they had some modern upgrades and amenities, such as a microwave in the room. The host provided an anti-mosquito plug-in and we didn't have any problems. One point of contention was he did not allow a late check-out. His excuse was regarding other guests and only gave 15 minutes extra. During our stay, we didn't see more than 6 other guests during the morning, afternoon or evening - what other guests? Plus no one was trying to check-in when we left. I don't see how it would have harmed the hotel if they let us stay a little longer. Restaurant - We had the breakfast included in our rate here, as well as a late lunch. For breakfast they include traditional Italian items like cornetto, ham and cheese. For lunch we had gnocchi and fritto misto - both very tasty and filling.

Stayed in Praiano on the Amalfi Coast. Came across Open Gate on our walk. Everything was fresh and…read moredelicious. Pasta with seafood was the specialty. We ended up going back 3 times. Friendly service and great food. What more could you ask for.