I must have missed that rude person everyone is speaking of. No cameras, no photos, etc posted…read morepretty much throughout this whole place. They have lemon everything. We did purchase some lemon honey, and had no issues while we were here.

Such a beautiful store in the shopping area of Positano with a really bad customer service. The…read moreolder lady who I'm thinking is the owner was soooo rude. She was getting upset at people for touching the stuff. Lady this is a souvenir shop and people need to look and even touch before buying. If it wasn't for the tourists you wouldn't even be in business. So please change your attitude. The store was packed with tourists when I took the pictures and I didn't even notice the sign til I exited the store. I loved the products in thstore and bought 2 beautiful tablecloths from one of the nice sales ladies that approached me. I looked around in other shops but couldn't find the ones I saw at this store. So I ended up buying them from here.

Love this s place. Been to Sorrento twice and love the shop owner, Annamarie. She is such a…read moresweetheart. The ceramics are also beautiful and not the typical style seen in Italy. Well worth the trip. My daughter still talks about Annamarie. Can't wait to go back.

Amazing ceramics and pottery. Would love to buy more from back home in the states. Please go…read morethere.

Stunning views - check. Delicious food - check…read more Art, beach, shopping - check, check, check. While reducing these attributes to a checklist is banal, it's clear why Positano is one of the most visited towns along the Amalfi Coast. - Colorful terraced buildings line the steep slopes up the picturesque mountains, from which you can gaze upon incredible views of the turquoise water and surrounding coastline--are a strong draw by themselves. - Italy's food culture is renowned and each region, city, village takes pride in its cuisine. Positano is no exception. There are a lot of options featuring local and regional produce, many with aforementioned views out their windows or balconies. Plus Europe in general is more mindful of accounting for allergies in menus so you can find something to please most. - while not endless, there are enough historical sites, art galleries, beaches, souvenir shops to keep visitors occupied for a couple of days or more if you plan to visit other communities along the coast. Looking for hiking? The winding paths and stairways around town are hike in and of themselves, there are also trails up along the mountains. And there's always the option to sit back, relax and do nothing but enjoy your vacation. Logistically you can reach this town by car, bus, or ferry, the last is most recommended and easiest for arriving in a central part of town, for reasons I described in my separate review on the Amalfi Coast. The cons? Pretty crowded in shoulder season so I can't imagine it during peak season...

Positano is one of the most visually striking towns on the Amalfi Coast, with breathtaking steep…read morecliffs, cascading pastel buildings, and spectacular views over the Mediterranean. Quite honestly, while all of the other Amalfi Coast cities look generally the same, Positano is in a league of it's own. The town is built vertically, with winding narrow (basically one person at a time) staircases and narrow pathways connecting boutique shops, cafés, and terraces at every level. You can reach the top fairly quickly. Nearly every turn offers a new photo opportunity. The beach scene is lively with both public areas and beach clubs offering lounges, food, and drinks by the water. Boat trips departing from Positano provide stunning panoramic views of the coastline.