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    Al Convento

    4.9 (7 reviews)
    ModerateItalian, Seafood
    Closed 12:00 pm - 3:30 PM, 7:00 PM - 11:30 PM

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    Moderate noise
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Mike G.

    for a taste of la dolce vita, head south. get sand on your toes, limoncello in hand and eat some familiar foods served here first: pizza in Naples, caprese in Capri, mozzarella di bufala in Paestum, arancini and cannoli in Sicily. for unique, hit up Cetara (10km from Salerno), one of the last authentic fishing villages in the Amalfi coast, top source of tuna and colatura (syrup of pressed, salted anchovies) still produced as the ancients did. at Al Convento, simply drizzled on sauté of garlic, pepper, spaghettini - an umami taste bomb. as novel, uni-ricotta filled ravioli, fried anchovies stuffed w/ provola and octopus carpaccio. gourmet eats at a fraction of the cost, sweet indeed. tip: for DIY travel, take train from Naples to Sorrento (stop in Pompeii!) or ferry from Capri. then take the SITA buses to Salerno with stops in towns along the coast.

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    Pane e Coccos - Alici marinate

    Pane e Coccos

    4.7(3 reviews)
    0.1 km

    Cetara is a lovely little town. Especially at night - when most tourists left - it comes alive with…read moreall the locals. We were here for four nights in summer and never left town for dinner. There are many great options. One was this place a bit away from the waterfront. It's a smaller place but does have a bunch of outside tables. Our dog was welcome as well. We ordered a bottle of white wine (Kratos), fried anchovies and pasta w/ tuna and tomatoes. What we can say about this place (and that goes to Cetara in general as well): it's real good, real fresh seafood! Anchovies - a specialty in Cetara - were hot, crispy and fresh. The pasta meal doesn't look different, but had great flavors. Fresh and tasty tuna, juicy and fruity tomatoes and perfectly cooked pasta. The wine was a bit pricey (16 Euro for 0.5 litres), but boy, what a great wine that was. It's name is "Kratos" and is among the best white we've ever had...and trust me, travelling the world we had our fair share of wines. If you like flavorful, fruity (exotic, peachy) white wine, but at the same time not overly sweet, then this is for you! So far this place deserves five stars. If it wouldn't be for the staff. The host/owner was fine. Friendly guy. But the staff just didn't seem to care about the customers much. No smile or any nice words. I don't need to be cared overly much...but this didn't even reach a basic standard. Too bad. But still a place I would go back. Food is great, prices were fine as well.

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    Pane e Coccos - Lovely town - nice location

    Lovely town - nice location

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    Acquapazza di Gennaro Castiello - colatura

    Acquapazza di Gennaro Castiello

    4.7(9 reviews)
    0.1 km
    €€€€

    Worlds. Best. Anchovies…read more We stayed in fantastic Cetara for four nights. On our third night we chose this place. Simply because we liked the look and the location. Little did we know that we would eat what's probably the worlds best alici (anchovies). But let's start at the beginning. After getting a table we ordered a half litre of house wine. Took a while until it was served, but no problem about that. Then we ordered two mains: Pasta with Tuna Genovese and the Spaghetti with colatura di alici (homemade anchovie fish sauce). Shortly after Gennaro arrived at our table. The mastermind, the artist ... or simply: the headchef/owner of this place. He said that we really need to try his famous alici (anchovies) and he will bring us a free starter plate with them. And soon they arrived: The Worlds Best Anchovies - at least so far. Preserved in high quality oil, topped with some herbs and garlic. And then freshly grated Amalfi Lemons on top. Wow...what an explosion of flavours! A feast for they eyes and more importantly: your palate. Never have we ever tasted better and more flavorful anchovies. Try them, even if you're not into anchovies or fish in general. The mains were great as well. Fresh and perfectly cooked (al dente) Pasta with few, but fresh and perfectly matched ingredients. The Tuna tasted great and the colatura alici was delightful. Not too fishy and smooth. Great stuff (Gennaro does produce it himself). We were so happy that we returned the next night and made a reservation right away (can get packed on weekends). We got a nice table - and again our dog was very welcome. This time we ordered a nice bottle of White: a 2010 Ester (Greco Di Tufo). A fantastic wine, deep yellow/gold color, but at the same time not too sweet and a perfect match for pasta dishes. Then of course: two servings of the brillant anchovies. For mains we had Pesto Pasta (handmade - very filling) and Gnocchi with grated dried fish roe! What might sound fishy is actually just a bit salty, very balanced and delicious. Another great dinner here at Acquapazza. Gennaro came by our table again and had a bit of a chat. Great guy! First night we paid 48 Euros, the other 70 Euros. Fair prices for dinners of this high quality. Innovative Italia food, but still faithful to its roots with few but great ingredients. Some of the best dishes we've had on this Italian Road Trip. Highly recommended!

    At this restaurant I had one of the best meals of my life. The food was outstanding, the service…read morewas impeccable and the experience was amazing. In a charming picturesque Italian fishing village, you will find an Italian culinary experience. This place is a foodie's dream. From the salt cured anchovie appetizer to the amazing variety of desserts and lemoncello it was a meal to die for! I didn't even think I liked anchovies but after this meal I now know I do. The owner was so friendly and the chef here is amazing! Each course was even better than the last. We had salt cured anchovies, fried anchovies, a fantastic spiral pasta with a pine nut sauce, a simple spaghetti pasta with anchovie oil and we ended with some great desserts. The selection of dessert liqueurs was outstanding as well. We had fennelcello, mandarincello, lemoncello, and chocolate lemoncello. At the end of our meal, we felt like we had joined their family. The owner, chef, and 4 other members from the town jumped in the photo with us. Although you could go here on your own, We had an amazing guide named Marco who can be emailed at: marco.predieri@aruba.it he made the experience even more amazing. Knowing a local person here will help your foodie experience. Happy eating!!

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    Acquapazza di Gennaro Castiello - Tortino di alici con pomodorini alla piazzaiola

    Tortino di alici con pomodorini alla piazzaiola

    Acquapazza di Gennaro Castiello - Alici appetizer - must have

    Alici appetizer - must have

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    Pescheria Azzurra - Octupus salad

    Pescheria Azzurra

    4.6(25 reviews)
    44.2 kmCentro Storico
    €€

    This place is so cool!! I had booked marked it before I even moved to Naples. On the corner is one…read moreof the longest run seafood markets, selling all types of fish and shellfish. It's a sight to see, and they are selling items they just brought from the boats. Next door is a restaurant where you can have the most amazing and fresh seafood dishes. What I been looking forward to is a cuoppo. This is the italian word for cone. You get a paper cone filled with fried seafood. I had a mixed cone, so you get some of everything. There was shrimp, calamari, octopus, anchovies, salmon, swordfish, and little dough balls that had sea weed in them! This was my favorite stop on my food tour that day and I already can't wait to go back!

    This place is legit. Was craving for some calamari tonight so decided to look for a place where the…read morelocals go and found this gem of a place. They literally sell fresh seafood in front and cooks them fresh to order. Everything we ordered were fresh and delicious. The calamari was well seasoned and portions are generous for €12. The fried anchovies was so delightful and full or umami flavor. Lastly the spaghetti with half lobster for only €20 was a steal!! It was perfectly cooked with good amounts of really lobster meat. And the entire dinner meal only costs me €49. I could have paid at least $150 for this is the US. Highly recommend this whenever your visit Napoli!!

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