This was a God sent! The food was incredible! From the pizza to the sweets! I'll definitely be back…read morethere! The only place that makes everything gluten free from scratch! They even make fresh gluten free pizza in the evenings!

Don't let the menu from the street level fool you. The restaurant is worth going up through flight…read moreof stairs to the garden Terrance level. The menu was very extensive. We ended up going there because they had steak on the menu. Steak and pasta in Italy just sounded like a good idea. The service we received throughout the whole night was excellent. I would recommend getting the steak medium. I asked for rare, like I get it in the states. Rare here is definitely very rare. I'd definitely come back to dinner here. An the meat platter was an excellent appetizer.

Lovely atmosphere, charming waiters and delicious food. I had GF seafood pasta that was amazing!read more

The fish was FABULOUS!!! So light and flavorful. We would highly recommend getting the fish crusted…read morein salt and then cooked. The pasta was good but I had a hard time getting the meat from the langostinos since I'm not used to eating those. We got some roasted vegetables for an appetizer they included eggplant, pumpkin, and zucchini. Service was great very friendly and attentive. It's a quiet area but a great view right on the water.

Three of us arrived for dinner at approximately 8pm. We were offered a choice of tables, inside the…read moremain restaurant or outside on the patio overlooking the water. We of course chose the patio. There's a beautiful view of the Gulf of Naples. The menu includes clearly labeled allergens, and gluten free options which always appreciated. The wait staff were all excellent. Very attentive and pleasant. We plan on coming back for another wonderful meal before leaving Vico Equense.

My mom and I accidentally discovered Trattoria Da Emilia while roaming the charming streets of…read moreSorrento back in June and what a find it was! Not only was it a wonderful surprise to end up dining right by the water, but even with a line out front, we somehow got incredibly lucky and were seated on the patio completely by chance. I noticed what looked like the owner (or perhaps the general manager) walking around, checking on guests, and helping with service, which added such a warm, authentic touch. Like many restaurants by the water in Italy, the seafood here is incredibly fresh ~ and this place is no exception. We ordered the seafood platter, grilled vegetables, and ravioli with marinara sauce. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and absolutely delicious, right down to the bread. We also enjoyed some Prosecco, which paired perfectly with the meal. The view was stunning, and the whole restaurant buzzed with lively, happy energy. I would definitely return ~ not only because it was surprisingly affordable, but also because restaurants like this, with their true authenticity and old-world charm, are my favorite. One small note: the bathroom is on the second floor, so if you're older or have mobility issues, just keep in mind there's a set of stairs to climb. But that's very common across Western Europe. Fun fact: This beautiful little spot in Marina Grande has some real cinematic history. Sofia Loren and Vittorio De Sica, while in Sorrento filming Dino Risi's famous 1954 movie "Pane, amore e..." (Bread, Love, and...), actually sat at the tables of Trattoria Emilia. How amazing is that?

The food was AWFUL! The server recommended The Clam Gnocchi, which was hard (not al dente) - like…read morefrozen out of a box, 5 clams & thin zero flavor jar sauce. Service & ambiance nice. Wasted an evening when I could have had great food.

The fresh spaghetti with Cacio e pepe and shrimp tartare is possibly the best pasta I have ever had…read morein my life. I actually teared up a little tasting it. Also, I don't like artichokes, but the smoked artichoke with crispy salami was so good, maybe I do like artichokes. I certainly loved that artichoke. Service was also excellent. The music happened to be a playlist of bossa nova covers of pop hits through music history which I would never have thought that's what I want but it was absolutely what I wanted.

This restaurant wasn't on my radar. Never came across doing research on dining in Sorrento, but it…read morewas surprisingly decent. Had to have lemon risotto. It was very good. Wife throughly enjoyed the fresh mozzarella here. Had filet mignon as entree and it did its job. Restaurant has A/C although doors were open. Outside dining as well. Worth a look..

Pizza was really good (sorry not pictured)! My daughter ordered the spaghetti with meatballs and…read morehonestly the meatballs were so good. My seafood risotto was ok..

Large group and service was not good to start, as I don't believe the server was yet qualified…read more Then someone else took over and it was better. Large menu. All items ordered were solid. Multiple appetizers, pasta entrees and pizzas were devoured Frankie did not engage with us unfortunately

Our first night in this lovely town we walked down to the terrace and were greeted by this…read moreestablishment's very nice people urging us to come in. We had already eaten, so we declined. The next night we decided to give it a go since it was close and wow - we were not disappointed! The service was amazing. Not just our waiter but everyone in there was nice and helpful to us. As we walked back to the seating area (it's a lot bigger than you first think) everyone welcomed us. The food and prices were great as well. We have had a lot of Margarita pizzas the almost two weeks we have been in Italy, and this honestly has been our favorite so far. There was something about the sauce. Yummy. We also got the French fries just to go with the pizza, and one order would feed 4 people. I joked with them how many potatoes was that and they said only two. Well those potatoes must be the size of lemons here. So ultimately- don't skip out on this wonderful place if you have the chance - it's worth it.

Cute restaurant outside of downtown Sorrento. The owners and servers are extremely friendly! The…read morerestaurant looks small and unassuming from outside but when you walk in it's a party with the large space, decorations and music. We had a large party of 15 people and they could easily accommodate us.

We arrived in Sorrento late in the day and were looking for a nice casual dinner. Da Gigino is…read morelocated right off the main pedestrian street and had just the vibe we were looking for. We liked this place so much, we even came back the next night. Pizza and pasta with Chianti were our cravings and both were delicious! The crust of the pizza reminded me of focaccia and I loved it! Service was very friendly and the location is right in the middle of this beautiful town!

Molto bene!! Our travel agent recommended this place and she wasn't wrong at all. Molto bene and…read morefriendly waiters!!!

This restaurant in Sorrento was recommended by a business owner. The owner had a shop with…read moreLimoncello and other beautiful items of Sorrento. It did not disappoint. We walked around for a while in the rain, trying to find it. Accomplished the mission and had a wonderful dinner. The service was excellent.

Delicious everything was delicious!!! We had the gnocchi, ravioli, margharetti pizza…read more And the catch of the die was a white fish with potatoes and lemon sauce!!! In Italy over 1 week already and this has been one of the best dinners yet!!! Service was great!!!

Back again because it's the best!!!!! Love this place - awesome pizza - great service - great…read morevalue!!!

The food was fantastic Service was good, serving team was…read morevery considerate. Some of the best pizza in town.