Came here for dinner with my daughter, based on the reviews, and was not disappointed. This…read moreestablishment has a very charming vibe, with a back patio that's cool and quiet, away from the street. Its location near the amphitheater entrance of the Pompeii Archeological Park makes it very easy to find. The food was fantastic, the pasta was perfect. The service was absolutely top-notch as well. I highly recommend this restaurant for a casual evening with friends, or a quiet evening with a date.

This is by far the best restaurant that I have been to throughout my entire Italy experience. The…read morefood was so delicious, and the house wine was a great value! The desert was heavenly, and the pasta is home-made. But the number-one best thing about this restaurant was the service. Our server, Roberto, went above and beyond to ensure that my family had exceptional service. He speaks incredible English, and he even made drawings for my kids! I will definitely be coming back in the future, and I insist anyone coming through Pompeii visit.

The antipasto was really good! We decided not to have a…read morefull lunch because we were going to Pompeii afterwards but, food looked delicious. The restaurant has a parking in the back that it is free if you eat there. However, the guardian will say to tip him on your way out. The restaurant it's across the street of Pompeii.

I only ate here because the City Tours guide claimed that they made a deal for us since food is…read moreexpensive in the area. Not sure how much I believe it, but you also don't have much of an option as you won't have much time during the tour break to go anywhere else after visiting Pompeii. For €18, we got a margarita pizza, drink, and a sfogliatelle. My husband and I just shared one as I knew this was going to be a tourist trap. The pizza was a personal size and was very basic. It's decent to hold you over until you're back in Rome, but honestly would rather spend my money and stomach space elsewhere.

Wow!! This was one of those spontaneous, European adventures where we wandered into a random…read morerestaurant ... and we're absolutely blown away! We had an hour to kill before our guided tour of Pompeii, so we popped into this pizzeria across the street, and were seated right away. We were the only ones in the restaurant at the time -- we'd later come to find out that they opened up early for us. Since Pompeii is in Naples, we couldn't not get pizza. We ordered the "Calabra," and the "Bufalina," and we were absolutely astonished. This was easily the best pizza we've ever had ... and such a special part of our trip to enjoy this fresh out of the oven with the restaurant to ourselves. The Calabra was my favorite -- topped with two types of sausage, and dollops of ricotta cheese that provided the perfect relief from the spicy-ness of the sauce. We also had some straight-up limoncello with our pizza -- it was rather strong, though, and I'd probably order it as a Spritz if I were to return. So yourself a favor and make this pizzeria part of your visit to Pompeii! You won't be disappointed.

Great location by Pompeii entrance. Outdoor seating great service and pizza was great! Have wine…read moreand beer. Will return!

Intro: The day before visiting the Pompei ruins, I was looking for a spot for dinner. Stuzzico di…read moreLucias is the most popular restaurant in terms of reviews on Yelp in Pompei, and it has received a lot of accolades on TripAdvisor, so I made my way over on a Friday evening. Service (3/5): Your typical European experience. Not terribly efficient, friendly, or attentive, but it's a pretty small restaurant so that made things easier. Also a bit of a language barrier with the waitress but we made it work. Ambiance (4/5): Indoor only here which is a bit unusual for Italy where al fresco dining rules. Lovely restaurant though with a homey, comfortable feel. The only downside is that there's no A/C so it was a bit stuffy. Drinks (4/5): I had a Peroni beer (not their standard but one I hadn't had before). It was refreshing. Food (4/5): They start you off with some complimentary bruschetta which is a nice touch. From there, I had the meat platter which came with a generous amount of sliced pork, salad, and bread. I ate half and took the rest to go which they boxed up for me nicely (including utensils which was a nice touch too). The meat was cooked just right at a medium and was flavorful. Overall: If you're looking for a great meal in Pompei, definitely stop by Stuzzico di Lucas. It's located a stone's throw away from one of the entrances to the Pompei Ruins. And also happens to be in the heart of Pompei close to a lot of other restaurants, bars, and shops.

Such personal service! This is an excellent restaurant, especially if you have gluten and dairy…read moresensitivities. The staff were very helpful and their suggested menu choices were outstanding. They were also most helpful in the wine selection. This small setting gives you a local vibe that's hard to beat. What a great experience! To the staff- Gracie mille!

Salad was drowned in dressing. Both pizzas arrived half cooked with raw dough over more than half…read more Service was lacking however the rose was cool. A sad sad representation of Italian cuisine. Would not recommend. Oh, and second pizza came after everybody was ready to leave. Go elsewhere.

Service was excellent!!! Food was also excellent! Ambiance was nice but touristy. I got the…read moreCaprese pizza which was così delizioso. I saw other dishes coming out for other dinners from pizza to pasta entrées, which all looked così delizioso! I was in a hurry and my server was very understanding and accommodating, really appreciated that.

Food was incredible. I'm from the states and did not expect anyone to speak English. They could not…read morebut they tried their best. We had dinner here and I would absolutely go back. Good food, nicer restaurant (I think you could wear whatever you want but there are white tablecloths), and for a town that doesn't seem to have much going on, this place was busy!

I came to this town to see the ruins of Ercolano, and was surprised by the surrounding town,such a…read moreshock coming from beautiful sorrento. But If you happen to come here and want a beautiful lunch or dinner, then I would recommend this place. The waiter, Claudio suggested what to order and I wasn't disappointed. The local fish was delicious,baked in the oven with tasty tomatoes. I had the house wine and was pleased with it. I don't think I would stay in this town again but if you happen to find your self here, eat here! Ps the Ercolano ruins are phenomenal.

I really enjoyed our experience at Il Tridente. It's very difficult getting reservations. I…read morerecommend looking at their policy and setting a reminder in your calendar so you can book as soon as their books open. Especially if you're going during tourist season. We went in October and it didn't seem too busy at most places. We got a lovely seat with a view on their patio. The service and food was great! The restaurant itself was quiet and had a vintage hidden away feel to it. We ordered: Prosciutto and mozzarella 8/10 Seafood pasta: noodles were over cooked and soggy but flavor was great. I'll give it a 7/10 Seafood assortment: Some of the fishes were great others were too oceany like it wasn't prepared properly. 7/10 Affogato 9/10 Spritz 8/10 not bitter and prepared well Overall the food was good, some things were just hit or miss. I would go back and try some of the other options the restaurant has to offer.

We made reservations for lunch because I had heard so many great things about this restaurant and…read morethe hotel itself. The restaurant has one of the best views in Positano from the east side which is usually not appreciated as much as the west side. The whole terrace area and tableware is a pastel lover's paradise. We ordered Mezzi paccheri pasta with shrimps, lemon and basil, and Tiramisu. I absolutely loved each and every dish and especially the lemon pasta - so refreshing! The tiramisu was more like a pastry but still good.