Cica is located along the main street of shops in Amalfi and a convenient stop for a quick bite…read more When we came by, there was no line and we were quickly served. You order and pay while they make your cones for you, and most people took it to go. The fried seafood was fresh and served hot. We ordered the mixed fish and the fish and chips. Highly recommend the mixed fish so you can try a variety of options. Portion size was good for the price. As you can see from the photos, the cones were practically overfilling. There isn't too much seasoning though and they only gave one lemon per cone. Very difficult to find a table. There's only a couple tables and a handful of bar stools inside. They also sold cold bottled drinks along with a larger menu inside the restaurant.

We enjoyed the fried seafood at Cica. Keep in mind, it is very busy! I recommend it so be patient…read moreas it is worth the wait. It is rather a small shop on the street of Amalfi but very clean and they were efficient in serving that many people. My favorite one was the calamari! It is definitely shareable between 2-3 people. I would love to try the land selection next time (veg)

Nice sandwich place by the side of the church. Great value for the money service was also great…read more Ask for the pizza bread instead of the regular one.

the sandwich was so good!! And the girl helping me was super nice as well I highly recommend this…read moreplace for a quick bite in the center of Amalfi

A Hamburger in Italy? Yes. We had been pizza and pasta'd out and thought why not a hamburger. We…read morewent with low expectations and were pleasantly surprised. It wasn't a traditional round hamburger but was instead on a Pannini roll. I took a suggestion on Yelp and ordered it "medium." I strongly encourage you to order "medium." It came with lettuce and tomato and a nice sauce. Since we are light eaters we split it and it was perfect for the two of us. We have not enjoyed fries in Europe because nothing replaces an Idaho Russet potato but these fries were very, very good. Bottom line, if you want a hamburger (sort of Italian style) this place is a good place to go. Don't hesitate in trying it out.

This was greatly service, friendly staff and a affordable eat. I'm only knocking a start because I…read morewish they asked how we wanted the meat prepared. But also my fault for not telling them! I didn't realize it would be so rare, my burger was a little too rare for my taste so it was hard to handle. My friends meal with fried chicken looked amazing and you could tell it was quality ingredients. I just wish I had a re-do on my order!

Amazing pasta! It's a small hole in the wall but their ravioli was the best I had!!!!read more

Found this place from TripAdvisor and it was totally awesome. Tucked away up an alley, it was a bit…read moreremoved from the main touristy area. You go up to the counter and point at what you want. Everything is charged by weight. A price list of the items is posted on the right wall. We got a variety of items to eat including this sandwich item, grilled veggies, meatballs, and baked ravioli. OMG the meatballs were amazing, moist, soft, flavorful, and melted in your mouth. There were 2 types of meatballs - ones in tomato sauce and ones that had sage leaves. We got the sage leaf ones. The raviolis were an absolute treat and something I haven't had in the States.. Bite-size poppers, it is warm pillowy bread surrounding a soft creamy cheesey center. There's a bit of juice when you bite in, so I suggest you eat the whole thing at once else you might have a little squirt. There's not a lot of space and most people get their food for take away. There is this little ledge where 2 people can stand and eat. That's about it for the dine-in option. I've been in Italy for a week now and this is one of the best meals I've had and it's cheap.