In authentic English pub both by decoration quality of service and selection of food found…read moreunsuspectingly in the middle of a small Southern Italian city. Although they are missing out on the broader selection of English on tap beers and ales they make up for it with the accouterments of decoration the music blasting through the restaurant/bar area the decorations and styling is of a true English pub even down to the inlaid ceilings. The small menu and the tough service does remind me of being back in Wales or some small pub outside of Manchester but I will be honest to tell you the goulash was better than any goulash I've had in all my trips through the British Isles. You find yourself pressed to order at the bar and when your food is ready they ring a bell so you're not sure if it's for your food or someone else's so its a little bit of fun of lottery to the experience. If you're really into peanuts they have small tins that you can pick up near the front and you de-shell your own peanuts at your table while you chat overfriendly beer and a hot bowl of meat soup. And of course no authentic replica of a British pub would be complete without darts which are located in the back and plenty of big screen Tv's showing English football live in action. This may be the only location in the small Italian village that's open until 2:00 in the morning and still serving food so if your hungry and out with their friends late at night this would be the place to hit up.

Mac is a fantastic host. He is the owner of this summer beach bar. Always smiling and he made us…read morefeel welcome. He struggles with his english but it only adds to the charm. His beach bar (only 10-15 meters from the sea, but due to the cliffs no 'beach') has seating on the promenade and specialises in non Italian beers. He serves Guinness on tap and bottled Belgium and British beers. Well worth a visit.

We miss it! This is…read moreeasily one of the best places we've been on this summers Road Trip in Italy. We stumled upon it more by accident. We planned to meet our Airb'n'B hosts here. We stayed in nearby Nicotera and didn't even know that there's a beautiful beach nearby. We ended up coming here every day - four in a row. Here's some reasons: Beach is nice, clean and quiet (even in high season). Seems still to be a secret or people might not travel that far south. Then there's the hosts of this Beach Bar. Friendly, helpful and going further than the extra mile for their customers (more of that later). Beach chairs and umbrellas cost as little as 8 Euros (two chairs, one umbrella)...for the whole day! And our dog was even allowed on the beach. And ultimately...the food. We really didn't excpect anything from it. And turned out to be wonderful fresh, daily changing fish and seafood. Perfectly cooked by the host/owner. Some of the best meals on this trip. And we've had many. At first sight the menu seems short and not very special (Spaghetti Ragu and Carbonara for example). It's because the best meals only come by request. Just ask what they got today! Can be cozze (mussels), Calamari, fish cakes, vongole etc. And it's all NOT on the menu. Luckily we've seen other locals eating it. Portions are big and quality is high. The anchovie fish cakes were delightful, fresh and savory. Vongole and Cozze fresh as well....huge plates of fantastic seafood. Few ingredients, but perfectly cooked. Calamari were fresh as well, crispy and tender! Every day we also got served some antipasti...and every day the portions got bigger and the bill got smaller! Salumi (different meat cuts) were a great choice as well. Dried and in oil preserved tomatoes, eggplants and other veggies. A realy feast. Fried potatoes with Calabrian Chillis....awesome! Drink some "Dreher" beer with it.....perfect match. Together with the chairs and umbrellas we never paid more than 40 Euros. For everything....rent, food and 6x beers! And like I said, every day we got more food for less money. They didn't have to do that...they knew we're not locals, just some tourists that might not come back for quite a while. But they did. And had some good chats with us. We really felt so welcome, almost felt like being at home with family. Great people, great food....a great experience. One of the places this year that really touched us and we miss a lot. Highly recommended!

Want to eat with the local residents of Lamezia Terme: come to a true Irish Pub for great Italian…read morestyle pub food . They have incredible antipastos , panini sandwiches , delicious , and a huge selection of beer and other beverages. It's very busy ,but they take your orders on Mobile devices and when you're done - look at end of your table for your table to report to front area/pay tab. We had a server that spoke English and was very friendly / helpful. The food was fresh and delicious - this is the kind of place that they don't rush you out the door and everyone was having a fantastic time visiting with one another !!

Stopped in the area on our way driving to Sicily, family with three kids under ten. Great spot for…read moreexcellent pizza and drinks. Only beer on tap was German but still worth a stop :) seems to be popular spot with lots of locals all arriving at 9pm for dinner.

Probably the only good deal here is the large availability of tables…read more Rather than that, they are in an weird part of the city, without any parking, serving a really terribly tasting draft beers! Service is decent, food is pub-ok-food, blend. It's an OK place

A great little pub with one of the best selection of beers in the Cilento region…read more It's marketed as an Irish pub, however most Brits will realise it looks just like a typical, traditional pub with nothing particularly Irish about it. I'm never really sure why pubs abroad feel they need to market themselves as Irish, anyway, I'll just put that down to one of life's little mysteries ;) The beer menus are pretty vast and expect to find an excellent selection of Italian artisan / craft beers and fantastic trappist beers from Belgium and Holland. Price wise, the beer's not cheap and the service can be a bit slow. However, the food is good and the beer is mighty fine and cold. Music can also be a bit lame, with generic music television channels blaring out the latest naff pop hits. Apart from the bad music, Molly's is a great place to quench your thirst and hang out for the night!