You can't go to the Isle of Capri and not visit Capri Rooftop!…read more The view of the island from up there is breathtaking! The drinks are very good, expensive but it's an experience. The service was quick and friendly!

Great views with nothing to complain about. Food 4 outta 5 , was decent with high prices for…read moreeverything but it works out for the view. Service wasn't bad at all. 4 outta 5. Atmosphere is a 5. 1 and done.

The reason it's four stars is because the view is just perfect. It's worth going here to sit and…read morelisten to music and watch the sunset. The drinks were weak and very small. Tons of ice or in a tiny glass. NOT worth the price. But then again, I suppose you are paying for the view.

We went here based on the recommendation of our hotel. The service and food added to the…read morespectacular experience we shared as a family! I ordered the seafood pasta and our daughter the seafood risotto. Her risotto was amazing with tons of flavor. As for our seafood pasta, you know it's fresh when they bring the fish to your table before cooking it! I highly recommend this place for its total experience if not for the ambience.

Ridiculously delicious gelato and gourmet ice cream bars. Nice lounge feel with a full bar and…read moreespresso drinks too. Pretty much a perfect spot for after dinner drinks and dessert. Great date night music too. Outdoor seating for people watching, perfect for the upscale Capri shopping scene right outside.

Having waited in full sun almost 45 minutes for a cab from the marina to Anacapri, then another…read morewait for a cab to capri center, we really needed a place to rest and have a beverage. Many open tables and a friendly greeter, we took a shady spot and ordered a soft drink and beer. Normally there is a cover per person in most restaurants ranging from 2/5 €, but here they have a mandatory everyone must order something and higher prices. It does make sense based on where they are located and the day tripper traffic. They served our drinks accompanied by a bowl of potato chips and Taralli. All good and no pressure to order a meal or other food. My Diet Coke was 11€, our bill was around 30€ with tip. If you want table service this is average cost.

Had a quick lunch here during a visit. Enjoyed a pizza and a salad. Food was really good, drinks…read morewere too. Had a Italian beer. Place got super busy, most tables were filled and people were basically on top of one another. Service was a little slow, everyone had to ask for service... hands were always up waiving for a waiter. We just went inside to pay, a lot faster than waiting for our check.

First, to be clear, I made the reservation a month in advance and specifically requested a terrace…read moretable overlooking Capri Town, the Piazzetta. Alessandro was more than accommodating and went out of his way to make sure that happened. We arrived in Capri and, for our first meal, headed up the side of the clock tower, climbing what seemed like a million steps. But it was hot as hell, and the staff graciously moved us inside, where we could enjoy the air conditioning. And something happened the moment my wife and I sat down....We felt at home There were greetings, smiles, kindness and laughter happening all around us. It felt like everyone knew us--even though they didn't. And the best part was, And importantly, none of it felt rehearsed. No fake Italian hospitality. No theatrical nonsense. Just genuinely warm people who seemed happy you were there. From my side of the table, I could see the ocean. From my wife's side, she had a view of countless bottles of wine. Honestly, we were both pretty happy. And there, to my right in the kitchen, was Chef Umberto, with his perfectly triangular, closely clipped beard and thick, solid handlebar mustache. You couldn't miss him. The kind of face that tells you this man has opinions about food--and probably about everything else. Hahaha. Since it was so hot, I was dying for a chilled red wine. Not only did they offer me a glass, they brought me a selection to taste first. And that's when the party started. The staff had absolutely no problem talking, laughing and joking with us. I told Chef Umberto how excited I was to try his food. He laughed and told me he was just as excited. The burrata salad. The burrata was beautiful, but those tomatoes--Jesus. They were so fresh and so sweet they tasted like they had come straight from heaven. Why am I even trying to grow them at home? The tuna literally melted in my mouth. And then came the Linguine alla Nerano--which may very well have been one of the best dishes I've ever eaten. I've eaten a lot of pasta in my life. This one stopped me. The kind of dish that stays in your head long after the plate is gone. I still think about it. The wine that stood out was Pallagrello Nero. Absolutely amazing. And then there was Lilly, who made an espresso we will never forget. Pietro served our wine with an extra level of care and attention that you don't often experience. Thyra was another great asset to their team--funny, warm and a lot of fun to be around. When it was finally time to leave, we didn't want to. And that's probably the best thing I can say about Pulalli. And I honestly got the feeling that they would have been perfectly happy if we'd just stayed. They made us feel like rock stars. When, in fact, they were the rock stars.

Super disappointed with this place. It's located right by the funicular, but it's up on the 3rd…read morefloor and honestly, the views weren't nearly as great as we expected them to be. To make things worse, dinner was wildly overpriced for the quality of the food you get. You're definitely just paying for a hyped-up location rather than a good meal. Save your money and eat somewhere else in Capri.

We were in Capri and needed to hop on a call for work back in the States. I popped into La Palma…read moreand sat in a quiet corner of the indoor bar. I had an affogato and sparkling water while on the call. The servers were very nice, gave me wifi access and kept thing relatively quiet. The place itself was well decorated and felt like this was definitely a place to come and be seen.

THE worst. Don't waste your time or money. My anniversary was ruined due to the location of our…read moreroom. We had ZERO sleep our first night because our room was practically outside of their trash room; of which we were unaware because during the day the doors were closed. The noise started & continued through the night.

Ordered: Limoncello Spritz (~€18)…read more Aya's take: Bar Tiberio is definitely in a good location in Capri - with their outdoor seating, you can people-watch, take a break from shopping, and grab a drink. We decided to grab a quick drink as we weren't quite ready for a full lunch. The Limoncello Spritz was refreshing, not too sweet, and a little bitter. I wish it was a tad sweeter to balance out the bitterness. They also served potato chips with it which I loved. Honestly, bars need to start doing this more often lol! Good spot to re-energize before we continued on our Capri day.

Cool area- bland food. Stick to the simple stuff & coffee…read more Coffee was nice. Coca cola- duh. Cool people watching.

To begin we got escorted downstairs to a table that was right next to another couple sharing the…read moresame middle table for our wine bottles, olive oil, balsamic. Not your typical close like every other restaurant. The service was not attentive at all. Waiter only came to our table when they absolutely had to. Empty plates left on the table for a long time. Sauce was very sour and no flavor at all. I do not recommend this place. Don't get excited about the name, because there are plenty of other restaurants in Capri worth eating at. Luce, Aurora, and Panorama are good and won't let you down.

Excellent restaurant in a not so noisy area of Capri. Great house wine, obviously great bread and…read moreservice. I was dying to try spaghetti Nerano and it was amazing! We also got a seafood medley app and it was also amazing.

This little gem was one the best dinners we've had in Capri. Located in a small alley and not much…read moreappears from the windows; however, once inside you're in for a surprise. Creatively and eclectically decorated within an old house, we were seated next to a bed and my seat was actually the bed. With only 10-15 tables throughout, I would recommend if an intimate dinner is what you're going for. Now, the Genovese pasta was divine, not the typical Neapolitan style as it contained no tomatoes in the sauce. Simply made of the most tender roasted pot roast meat and onions cooked over 9 hours that day and then tossed with penne pasta. We also tried the eggplant meatballs for antipasti, and it was not as memorable as the pasta. We will definitely be back before our trip is over. I would have given 5 stars but our waitress got very busy and didn't come back to ask us if we wanted after dinner drinks. Unfortunately, our lovely experience ended sooner.

If you've ever wondered what it might be like to eat a homecooked meal in the comfort of an Italian…read morearistocrats bedroom, add E'Divino to your Capri Culinary Checklist. Like stepping into a chic home, E'Divino is adorned with modern art, trendy music and shockingly low lighting which proved almost impossible to find in Italy. Nooks and crannies filled with tiny tables and chairs are sprinkled throughout the space which boasts an outdoor garden with bistro lights and model-esq locals laughing over half full glasses of wine and empty plates once containing fresh pappardelle and local seafood specials. Our server led us to a table pushed against a bed centered in the largest section of the room where we promptly sat, giddily excited by the unusual sitting arrangement. Let me clarify that although the ambiance was stylish, the music hip and the lighting low, E'Divino does not have the makings of a "trendy" restaurant - those that often evoke the sense that all creativity was put into the interior design and reputation of a place with little thought left to the ingredients or quality of food. The food was in fact excellent overall. My boyfriend has the salmon crusted with fresh herbs and spices, flavorful but not overpowering and the fish itself was well cooked. I had a shrimp pasta well coated in a light olive oil sauce with subtle flavors of garlic and parsley that tasted of the sea and a sun soaked day on the Tyrrhenian Sea.

Gelato after breakfast, lunch and dinner is a lifestyle in Italy. In Capri, Da Alberto does Gelato…read morevery well. My brother had the limone sorbetto which is very popular on the island because of all of the limón trees. I had the cafè flavored gelato which was just the boost I needed to quell my jetlag. So yummy.

Nice little gelato and dessert space located right on via Roma directly across from Prada in Capri…read more Highly recommend the Lemone de Capri as it's refreshing, tart and tasty. Good spot to grab a quick bite.