The food was amazing here! Love the various options they provided. The host was really efficient…read moreand despite there being a line he seated everyone quickly

Large group and service was not good to start, as I don't believe the server was yet qualified…read more Then someone else took over and it was better. Large menu. All items ordered were solid. Multiple appetizers, pasta entrees and pizzas were devoured Frankie did not engage with us unfortunately

While staying in Sorrento, my husband and I came across The Horse Shoe, and it became our favorite…read moreplace to go! The bartenders were extremely friendly and inviting, and always willing to play along with our antics (after a few Guinness of course). During one of our visits, we were lucky enough to catch a spot at the bar before a World Cup game, and the place got packed quickly. We met some amazing people (from Ireland no less), and loved the energy everyone brought. This is a fantastic pub with seating inside and out, and great service. We ended up going back every night, and were honestly bummed to leave it behind. If you're in Sorrento and looking for a laid back but fun spot to have a few cocktails and some fun, The Horse Shoe is IT! Great people and energy on both sides of the bar!

Felt like home away from home - bartenders made us feel welcome. Ambiance felt like an American bar…read moreand we made friends almost instantly with both staff and patrons alike

We went to Positano to explore the place. Amazing small town…read more Stopped to Positano paradise for a snack and we were seated in the veranda with a great view of the sea and houses on the hills. Ordered Lemon sorbet, Almond cake and cappuccino. The cafe was very good, servers were quick and it was a self serve counter. I recommend this place .

Obviously, this place is a tourist trap. There are no doubts about that. I wouldn't be surprised…read moreif everything in this small but very popular town wasn't a bit of a tourist trap. But having spent my whole life in touristy places, I get the grift. If you're not too picky, you can get away with not spending too much here. The don't really upcharge for water so you can still get a big bottle for about 2 Euro. Sodas and other drinks are about 5-8 Euro. Same can be said about the food. A plain bread/Danish thing runs at about 4 Euro but get into sandwiches and you're looking at like 10. There is quite a bit of seating, even at the coveted outdoors area. Lucky for us, we were able to snag a 4 top right away and sat eating with a fantastic view of the beach and ocean.