Located in the heart of Amalfi in Piazza Duomo, right beside the Cathedral of Sant'Andrea,…read morePasticceria Andrea Pansa is one of the town's historic institutions. Founded in 1830 by Andrea Pansa, the pastry shop has been family-run for generations. Today, it's especially known for its traditional Amalfi pastries and sweets, including the popular delizia al limone, made with the region's famous lemons. It's a little piece of Amalfi history that you can actually taste. We had a bit of time before our ferry, so I made a quick pit stop here. Luckily, I read a few reviews beforehand and knew the process: order and pay at the register, then take your receipt to the counter to pick up your food. I happened to visit during an off time, so there were only a few people inside. I quickly browsed the beautiful pastry display, jotted down the names of what I wanted, and was able to order easily despite my very limited Italian. I was in and out in probably five minutes. Everyone was friendly and helpful, unlike some of the other reviews I've read. They packed my goodies in a beautiful little box, and I took everything with me to enjoy with my family later that evening. Of course, I had to get the delizia al limone -- a must in Amalfi! I grabbed a few other pastries too, a pan di Amalfi and a ricotta e pere. Everything was delicious and thankfully, not overly sweet. It was also fairly priced (I'm from Hawaii where everything is expensive so...) and for the quality, well worth it. Overall, I'm glad I made the quick stop. The pastries were delicious, the experience was great, and getting to taste a little piece of Amalfi's history made it even sweeter. Definitely visit if you're in town!

A local classic, this caffe and pasticceria is one of the most famous (if not the most famous)…read moredessert and pastry shop in Amalfi. This address is the main location along Via Duca Mansone I, they also have a couple other smaller chocolate and gelato boutiques, the closest being diagonally across the piazza in front of the Amalfi Cathedral. Outdoor seating set out on the stone street fronts with a cream and wood color scheme and table umbrellas for shade. The store interior shouts classic European emporium, warm, medium-tone wooden display fixtures and wall paneling with mirrors and glass. A handful of golden chandeliers and pendant lights. Most importantly--many glass displays of pastries, cakes, chocolates, cookies. The staff is forthcoming and friendly, ready to help when I mentioned looking for a snack without certain ingredients. Their English was much better than my (non-existent) Italian. I ended up purchasing a little bag of almond cookies €6, with a texture between almond cake and marzipan, baked in little mini cupcake cup shapes. They were tasty though a little on the sweet side. Prices in the store were pretty typical for Amalfi Coast though I think a little higher than average pasticcerias in other Italian cities. I had planned to drop by again to try their gelato though alas didn't have the chance again when I was there. If I ever go back to Amalfi will drop by again!

As an amateur ice cream enthusiast, this is hands down the best ice cream I have ever had. I tried…read morethe Caffè Espresso, Pistachio, and Chocolate Affogato. All were decadent, rich, creamy, and authentic. Worth a detour to the edge of the earth.

A little bit on the pricey side but such a cute little boutique cafe in the plaza with a great view…read moreof the church and city. We ordered gelato here (came with three scoops). The almond and hazelnut flavors were absolutely divine and gelato was nice and creamy! We also ordered an americano which went well with the sweet ice cream. It was so nice to just sit and relax here.

Another pit stop for drinks and treats. Super fabulous server. Lovely outdoor tables.read more

Maybe the best pizza I've ever had?? Limoncello spritz's paired perfectly! Perfect spot to enjoy…read moreAmalfi

The service here was fast and great. Everyone was super nice. They spoke English very well... It's…read moreright in front of the bus terminal and you get a very nice view of the ocean. Nutella and pistachio gelato were amazing.

The gelato here was amazing. There were several flavors--I picked Nutella. I loved it. There were…read moreother foods and pastries there, but who cares about that when you can have gelato. There was a line but it moved fast. Staff were polite. The store was clean. I would return without a doubt!

Prices are on a small placard high above in tiny font, we were surprised that one sorbet was 20…read moreeuros in a ceramic cup. They did not mention that a take away version is 15 euros so basically we paid 5 euros to sit in front of their store for a few minutes. There are many other places to get a lemon sorbet that doesn't leave you feeling scammed.

I think it's funny to read some reviews saying, "This place is a tourist trap!" I hate to break it…read moreto you, but this whole city is a tourist trap. Once, you come to terms with that, the price of stuff becomes relative. Was this place a bit pricey? Yes. However, it compared to the other stands surrounding it and it had some really excellent sorbet, granita and fresh fruit. We first took notice of this place while we were walking up the stairs to get to lunch. I knew I wanted to check it out after lunch because the guy working there was seriously out of control, in the best way possible. He was working the stand, trying to get people to come in and I respected his hustle. He got me. The outside has examples of the lemons and oranges you can get in the region. I liked that this was a way to decorate. There isn't any seating and the stand is very small, the 4 of us couldn't all fit in at the same time. The granita I got with strawberries on top was seriously amazing. My friends husband got the Amalfi Dream, which was essentially orange sorbet. It was freaking amazing, so rich and creamy I thought it was a sherbet. It wasn't. I'd gladly pay 20 Euro for the 4 of us to get these treats again, especially when a fancy cup of gelato in Vegas is getting close to $10. Gladly.

The people here are so nice, the food was homemade and soooo tasty, and the ambiance was such a…read morevibe. The lemon tiramisu was one of the best desserts I've ever had.

Food was delicious, excellent service and delicious wines! I had the eggplant and the lasagna…read more Absolutely delicious.

Found a gelato place on Find Me Gluten that had really good reviews. We stopped in midday and the…read morestaff were very knowledgeable. They offer individually wrapped GF cones and all flavors except Oreo were also GF. I opted for the hazelnut and Amalfi (lemon cream) in a cone. Each gelato had its own spoon but they also used new/clean ones for ours. The flavors also tasted delicious!

10 Euro for 2 scoops in a waffle cone. I think other shops were selling for 6 or so. Most expensive…read moreice cream cone I've ever eaten. And less selection than all the other gelareria's in Amalfi.

Great spot in the main square of Ravello. They serve coffee, mixed drinks, food. Food is really…read moregood. Wife and I order shareable food like the antipasto. The only issue is slow staff, communication could be a language barrier but it seems most restaurants are like this in Italy. We ordered food to eat at the restaurant and ordered food to go. No one ever brought out the food to go or told us about it. After waiting for so long I asked them about it and they said the to go food was ready inside. They will not notify you it's like you have to be a mind reader or be sure to inquire. Again it could be a language barrier but it would have been nice to let a client know their food is ready. Also once you order they don't check back on you. But all of Italy was like that. Still give them a five star review based on food.

The owner is very rude and not friendly at all. Never helped us. Told us to have a seat and we sat…read morethere for 30 minutes, and nobody took our order. We sat there waiting, and she was taking everybody else's orders but ours.

I'm a bit of a gelato fiend. It's all I can do to not go to every gelato shop I find and at least…read moreget a tasting spoon! I almost always go for tiramisu as my first taste, as I get a bit overwhelmed by the flavours and find that I will end up getting some unknown thing and not liking it. Plus it means I can compare easily how I feel about each place. The gelato here was really nice, probably a 4. It was creamy and soft, with a hint of amaretto flavour and not too heavy on the coffee taste. The star rating is because I asked for the smallest size they do, and somehow I ended up with a quite large pot that cost me €5, and I had to throw over half of it away because it was just too much.

Obscenely overpriced. Restaurants can upcharge for patio service, but this is the only place that…read morehas done that in 8 days. €6 coperto for nothing. €9 OJ €6 caffè Americano Unfriendly service "Credit card machine broken, cash only". Another way to abuse customers. €34 for 2 people

Let's be honest about why this place has a line wrapping down the street: it's because of the…read morehandsome guy who runs the Instagram account. Everyone in line is waiting to get a video of him scooping the sorbet. If you are purely here for the food, save yourself the 30-minute wait in the blazing sun. It tastes exactly like literally every other lemon sorbet you can buy at any random fruit stand or gelateria in Amalfi for a fraction of the time.

Really rude. We spent €12 for 2 gelati and then got yelled at for sitting at a table…read more The gelati were average at best. Really rude.