This grocery store was huge and i literally got here at closing. I got some persimmons and fruit to…read moretake back for the morning. I got limoncello and alpro milk along with some other touristy items to bring back. I was looking for the capri beer but they didn't have it. Service was fast as it was a huge line.

I yyyuuuub this store. Despite the funny looks I got from the clerk cuz I didn't have my fruit…read moreweighed at the fruitstand prior to bringing them up to the counter; I yyyuuuub this store. I found everything I needed: fruits, yogurt, juice, water bottles, cornetti, anti-bacterials, deodorizers, beauty wipes, etc... I spent super wisely on breakfast items and probably spent less than a quarter of what it would've cost eating hotel breakfasts. It's as small as a Trader Joe's in the states. All the shelves and isles were stocked. The produce looks vibrant. The store is really clean. The clerks move the line really quickly. The location is wonderfully convenient. Get your practice feeling like a local and shop here!

Its a great little authentic Italian grocery store. It comes with a lovely staff and a even a shop…read moredog who speaks fluent Italian!

Lovely little grocery store with everything you need, plus wine! Great deli counter with super…read morefriendly gentleman helping. Nice produce, pasta, cheese & meats selection, just a wonderful little place that surprisingly has all you could wish for... Owner is charming, and we cannot cannot wait to be back in about 2 1/2 weeks!!!

On Apple Maps, this market is in the wrong location. If traveling from the bottom road you will…read moreneed to pass the church near via Santa Maria hotel, go up the stairs (about 400 steps) to reach. Once inside the market you will be able to find all essentials. The closing time is 20:00. Prices are unbeatable in comparison with any markets in amalfi.

This is the only supermarket in Santa Croce. We bought all our groceries here for preparing 3…read moredinners and 3 breakfasts. They carry all the basic cooking ingredients and also have a small corners carrying fresh local produces like giant lemons, oranges, watermelons, and a lot of other fresh vegetables. Price is very reasonable considering the location is rural. They also offer delivery service by phone, if your Italian is good enough.

Great deals on a lot of necessities. Clean and well-stocked supermarket and the cashiers were very…read morepatient and kind. They took the time to count out our coins to we had the right price and made sure we had all we needed in terms of necessities and toiletries. No need to fear either as there are many English speaking employees here. Very conveniently located across from the Palazzo Abagnale Suites and Hotel. Tip: One liter of water - Rocchetta Acqua Naturale .75 euro

Decent place to get some groceries. Even though it's located in the middle of the busy town, the…read moreprocess were reasonable. Peanut butter is expensive in my opinion...over 5 Euro. We just picked up a few items. Be aware that this place seems to close early, not like supermarkets in the USA. We were in there and a few minutes before 8pm they started shutting off the lights and ringing a bell to indicate they were closing. Our cashier also wasn't very friendly. Overall, the store was good enough for our immediate needs.

The friendliest grocery store in town with the best fresh beads! These gals struggled through our…read moreattempt at speaking Italian and provided small samples of some of the cured meats that were new to us. On a night when we were desperate for a cork screw for our wine they nearly walked use down the street to the nearest store that had one. In a town with wonderful hospitality, these folks went above and beyond to become our daily stop for the ingredients to put together fantastic Italian dinners!

Perfect little shop to tame your limoncello craving. Also recommended for grocery items.read more

This is the best Lemonchello in the world. Please assist me with shipping a case to my home in the…read moreUSA.

Located directly to the right when you exit off the funicular it is located on the righthand side…read moreof Via Roma. Stop in here for a cold drink or some snacks to take to the beach.

When staying just outside town in Massa Lubrense, daily trips into town for fresh eggs and cheese…read morewere a great way to start the morning. There are several small grocers each with their own fortes. This shop was my favorite though. They stock all the basics and have the friendliest service. It appears to be an older couple that doesn't speak English, and their son (?) in his 20's or early 30's who does speak. Always helpful, offering to hold your things when your arms are full. There's a small gluten free section with pasta, bread, and cookies which is common in Italy even at tiny shops. The eggs on the counter are fresh, the mozzarella delicious, and the tomatoes... wonderful. I highly recommend paying a visit here.