Had a very positive reviews and it led me to this place. Indeed from the food, the service and the…read moreatmosphere (we were seated outside by the street, everything is perfect. Got myself Linguine with fresh anchovies and my wife got crepes ricotia e spinach. Both are perfectly prepared and delicious. A gem to stop by while in Monterosso, Cinque Terre

Just a good place to have a meal and drink! The service is good and so is the atmosphere!…read more Everything was good, no complaints!

There are other Geco Supermarkets in the neighboring towns of Corniglia, Manarola and Monterossa…read more The one here in Vernazza is smallish, but it shares with the rest the unique qualities of fair prices (cheap really), excellent quality products and great service with a smile. Having a place in town for a couple weeks, I was happily surprised on my first visit as to how reasonable the grocery prices are. The main reason is that the locals shop here too and having the advantage of it being a co-op, the prices of everything are kept reasonably low. The dry goods, fresh meats, cheeses, local produce are all top notch. Open everyday, but closed between 1100 and 1600.

Grabbed takeout from here one night in Levanto. It was cheap, fast, and easy. We tried 4 different…read morekinds of focaccia and all were delicious! If you're looking for a good, cheap meal, this is your spot!

Visited in July for takeout dinner and it was pretty good pizza. The Pizza Levantese was my…read morefavorite. Also got the Pizza Al Salame, this was good but the Levantese was better as it had pesto. We visited around 8 pm at night and there was about a 15 minute wait for the pizza to be made. I wish they did have slices or focaccia at this time but they were out, unfortunately. Still recommend as the pizza was good and not too expensive.

Ok if you have been to Fill in the blank boardwalk....Santa Cruz, Atlantic city, Coney…read moreIsland.....Monterosso will feel like that except more Italian is spoken There are some legit places on the Boardwalk and Mossimo Focaccia is one if them Lovely various Foccacia with all kinds of things mixed. Cookies and pies All good

It's a pretty basic focaccia shop. The flavors are pretty standard and the saltiness is nice but…read moredull. The pesto is more oily than paste like. It kind of runs. You'll very easily find better bread and pesto on the inside of town. Remember, you're in a tourist hot spot. The prices are cheap which is great considering they're in the main tourist area. Staff is nice and speaks English plus the line is very quick if there is one.

Adorable spot in a tourist spot. Slices are $5 a clip…read moreVery good Wished it would have been hotter Pesto was the best one and the picante was very good.

Every once in a while, you discover a simple, street-side food location that simply rocks your…read moreworld. I'm talking about the kind of food that elicits an audible response moments after your first bite. The focaccia bread at Pacifico Focacceria is like taking a bite out of heaven. Crisp, yet soft and chewy, these breads are the perfect handheld bites to take with you on the go, or stand at a nearby table and indulge in. My wife and I enjoyed two varieties - pesto and mozzarella and one with onions and sausage. Both of them were absolutely fantastic! In fact, if I didn't have to catch a ferry, I easily could've ordered two more and sat down and enjoyed them with a bottle of wine. I've enjoyed many great focaccia breads in Italy, but these easily rank among the best for me.

My husband and I came here after a long day of traveling and found their hospitality gracious. The…read morefood is fresh and delicious. They use local ingredients and recipes I'd never had blended together before. This is certainly a place for acquiring a new perspective on Italian food.

Situated in a charming small town a bit of a walk north of Levanto. The beachside community offers…read morea lot of what Cinque Terre does without the crowds. We found the village by accident, but would come back. The restaurant is right off the North end of the beach so location gets top marks. Service was prompt and friendly with English speaking wait staff. The food ranged from ok to good but not great. Still I would return for a lunch.

Came here to shop a few times during our 8-night stay in town. We've known the shop from other…read morevisits before. It's a mid-sized shop with everything you might need. Good wine selection, fruits and veggies. Also fresh fish, seafood and meat counter. We bought some nice Bottarga, lots of canned tuna and anchovies. Seafood broth. Fresh chicken and beef. Veggies and salad. Some milk and soda. Also needed a cookie box - and found it here. Quality was good, prices are fair. You pay at the cashier (cash or card) or you can you the convenient self-checkout. Accepts even small coins or also cards. The shop might look a bit dark and dated inside, but it was a good shopping experience and we've found everything we've needed.

Just a regular grocery with long lines. When I found my 150 ml of "Anna" water that tasted like…read moreDasani or Aquafina, I was so relieved. It's the one with the baby in the circle if you happen to be a water snob like me. It's a challenge to find decent tasting bottled water throughout Italy. So much of the bottled water tastes odd, even if the tap water is fine to drink. I was told by a reliable American that the best water thus far had been in Firenze, and the worst was in Venezia. At any rate, it's better than SoCal water which I won't touch. I can't help it that I was always spoiled with good water my whole life! Anyway, they had tons of my water here, all for--get this--30 cents for a big bottle. No wonder the Italians complain about the prices of our drinks! That's how they should be priced. I didn't even get a chance to check out the wine and cheese but I was happy. The self serve check out was faster than SoCal, too which is why this has to be a four!

A fine small grocery with an easy-to-navigate layout. Fine veggies and deli counter…read more Lots of house-brand stuff, and a few import items like McVitie's Digestive Biscuits, but no grand world-food aisle. A fine place for basic supplies to stock a hotel-room fridge.