I truly wish I could give this place more than 5 stars. We stayed at the Panoramic Residence Hotel…read more& this was right next door so it was our first stop after checking in that night and I'm so glad it was!! The owner is so proud of his wife's and children's cooking, it was so genuine & sweet. He was kind, welcoming, and gave us a lot of great recommendations. But the pasta was to die for!!! The lemon burrata ravioli is truly one of a kind. It's the perfect blend of cream, citrusy, and cheese! It's rich but light and refreshing all in the same bite. The drinks were also amazing! It's such a cute, local, family owned vibe & you definitely shouldn't miss it!!

We came here based on other recommendations and so glad we did! It's a beautiful clean spot that's…read moreindoor but feels outdoor. The service was exceptional. Waiter was so attentive and kind. The food we ordered was completely devoured. It was delicious! This place is a hidden gem. Google directions mislead us to the back of the restaurant. We had to walk around to find it as it's a bit hidden. Maiori restaurants have been good experiences and this one is no exception. You won't be disappointed.

Walked along the Naples seaport and came across this Chinese restaurant. A guy recommended this…read moreplace and said it's worthy. Opens at 6 pm , seated right away by a young girl. Their dishes were delicious and for the price it was worthy. The sautéed water grass veggies ( kangkong) was crispy and tasty. Together with rice made very refreshing. The Seafood pancit delicious. The squid was soft to bite . The orange crispy duck with rice was delicious The hot and sour was perfect for a chilly night The salmon was good a little bit overcooked. The chicken fried rice was perfect. Kudos to the cook Ronald . To end the meal we ordered sesame balls were bomb. The place was decorated with a traditional Chinese ambiance. Thanks for a great dinner .

Not with high expectations when we went there as we were in Napoli after all. What a surprise…read more Price is very reasonable and the food is actually authentic Chinese. The owners are very friendly. Sometimes, they have tour groups going there and could be busy. So go early (open for dinner at 6 pm) or after 7:30.

Good place to have a quick snack and a cold beer. The squid and anchovies were lightly battered,…read morecooked fresh, and did not need any condiments. The Peroni limoni was a good accompaniment to the snack.

This place was fun. I guess it's the concept. Something I've not seen before. They have a LOT of…read moreoptions for their 'cuoppos', but I went with the choice of the day. Glad I did cause it had options I like. (calamari, french fries, fried mozzarella balls)! (And for travelers, be forewarned. When they say calamari it's full on tentacle and the other pieces. So if you're expecting just circular pieces, don't.) I love each individually and got all in one place! They should put it on the menu permanently. There are a couple stools and tables to sit outside. The ladies serving me were nice and funny. I had to give it 3 stars cause the calamari wasn't very hot and the mozzarella balls were just that, mozzarella balls where they were fried but they weren't hot and the ball didn't melt at all. Only the outside seemed to be cooked perfectly. Besides the fries, which were great, everything else was just kinda luke-warm. All in all it wasn't bad and I'd probably try other ones if I was there. There were 5 other people that were eating there and they all seemed to really love what they were having! It's kinda off the beaten path (you have to take the path to Piazza dei Dogi to get to it). There is another place in Piazza Duomo that people went to but I don't recall seeing as many options.

What a fun beachside restaurant! My family chartered a boat on a recent visit to Marina de Cantone…read moreand the captain suggested we stop in at La Tonarella. What a great experience. We all split an assortment of fresh seafood appetizers. Everyone got a pasta dish. And all split their house wine. Everyone finished with a clean plate and the owner even brought us out a crab on the house. The story of the restaurant is super. From the family owning and operating to the former First Lady stopping in. Would highly recommend for anyone visiting.

The food was okay, but the service was terrible. It genuinely felt like they didn't want us there…read more They took our order and delivered our food, but that was the only interaction. They never glanced in our direction. They tossed our plates down without looking where they put them. At one point, a server threw a bag of bread on our table after we'd finished our dinners. She was walking by, didn't slow down, and tossed a bag of bread in front of my son. When we first arrived, they asked if we had taken the boat from Amalfi. We hadn't, and after that, everything seemed to change. If you do decide to eat here, maybe say yes to the boat question. I'm thinking maybe they charge a table fee for the people who take their water taxi, and that's why they didn't want us there. Who knows. Overall, I wish we had gone somewhere else. I can't remember ever eating at a restaurant that felt so dismissive. It wasn't just passive-aggressive--it felt like they were put off by us being there, which was really weird. We spent a lot of money there. I'm at a loss. They were getting on very well with the tables near us. I loved Italy so much; this was by far the worst experience we had on our trip. There is another restaurant right next to this one on a dock. If you have the choice, I'd definitely go to that one. 5 stars to the one on the dock.

A delicious meal to welcome us to Salerno!!…read more The gentleman who took our order was fantastic! It was very crowded, busy, and we got there about 45 minutes before closing, but he welcomed us and took such good care of us! I had the bream and my husband had cod with marinara. They were perfection!! The tables were small and crowded, which felt a little tight, but I wouldn't change a thing!

Main dish was delicious, the place is great, and the service was excellent. A perfect 10!read more

Il Ritrovo is an absolute gem in Positano, one of those rare spots where every detail feels…read moreintentional. The evening starts with their complimentary shuttle up the hill (a huge plus on those winding roads), and from the first greeting, the staff make you feel like family. We ordered a spread and every dish delivered. The truffle ravioli was luxuriously rich and silky, easily one of the best pastas I've had in Italy. The steak was perfectly seared and served with roasted potatoes and grilled vegetables in a creamy sauce, comforting yet refined. The bruschetta came loaded with prosciutto, shaved Parmesan, and sweet cherry tomatoes, simple but so delicious. Dessert was a highlight: their tiramisu, layered in a glass jar, was light, creamy, and paired perfectly with the complimentary limoncello and meloncello shots. They have an impressive wine cellar, and both the Brunello and Barolo we tried were fantastic; bold, smooth, and beautifully balanced with the food. From start to finish, Il Ritrovo blends warmth, authenticity, and flavor in a way that captures everything you hope an Italian dinner will be. Absolutely worth the trip up the hill.

Eggplant Parm and the truffle ravioli was very good. They give you so many little extras that make…read moreyou feel special like a starter when you sit down from the chef and some lemon sorbet after your meal. The drinks are good. Don't recommend getting anything fried. It's not seasoned and it has no flavor. Also, they do not have air-conditioning so it was very hot.

As me and my wife were walking down to the beach we saw this little hidden gem on our way down…read morethere so we said why not let's get some food. The service is here is absolutely incredible 5 out of 5. There are waiters standing spaced out throughout the restaurant waiting to help you out with anything you might need. To start off we were given a delicious loaf of bread paired with house butter which was really good. The prices here are definitely on the higher side but hey you live only once right?! To start off we got the roasted octopus with potatoes and baby spinach which was a kind of small dish but the flavor was there. For the main dish I got the Mixed Pasta with wild octopus and its sauce which was outstanding. To finish off we were given complementary little pasties to end the night on the sweet side. Overall the restaurant is very nice and it's located in a courtyard of a an amazing hotel.

Best food I've ever had and service thank you for letting me order off of the kids menu. My family…read moreas well enjoyed the place. Amazing ambiance and vibes. Beautiful restaurant and hotel. Gorgeous view and plants around

Such a nice little place at the end of the road in the market square! Was walking around and…read morethinking of places to eat in a few hours and one of the guys was there. Took my name, didn't even write it down, and I gave him my time. I showed up half an hour early, he remembered me and gave me a table. Got the Cacio e Pepe and had to try the gnocchi here. So many people recommended it. Food was delicious and the service was great. If ever back in Amalfi I'll definitely eat there again.

We had a fantastic lunch at La Taverna del Duca during our tour bus's all-too-brief stop in Amalfi…read more We were excited to try Spaghetti al Limone since lemons are the taste of the region (get yourself some Limoncello, people!) and this place was the only one we found in the center of town which offered it. Timing was a little tough (not their fault) as we were there in the late morning and they didn't start serving until noon, and pizza making doesn't start for an hour after that...but knowing this we managed to get in first and ordered what we wanted. What we wanted was the aforementioned Spaghetti al Limone which really was fantastic...lemony without being overpowering and done without the use of cream, but still creamy and delicious. I saw another review stating to not order the Spaghetti al Limone because it's just "pasta with lemon juice." This really isn't the case at all. (Look up any pasta al Limone recipe and you'll see for yourself.) This was delicious and definitely a perfect taste representative of the region we were in. The mixed salad was fresh looking and tasting with the surprise and welcome addition of shaved fennel in it. The offering of bread that came with it was generous. We also especially appreciated how their menu was clearly labeled with what was vegeterian. (And there were plenty of options.) The only slight bummer was, even though we were first in, it took a long time to get our food and we had to rush to eat it to make it back to our bus in time. We looked at almost every menu in this part of Amalfi before choosing La Taverna del Duca...we made the right choice.