Waiter couldn't have cared less about our table but was extremely attentive to the Italian people…read morenext to us. Don't like tourists? Don't live in a country completely supported by tourism. Good ambiance which is for the two stars. Food left something to be desired. I'm sure there are plenty of better restaurants in Positano.

The food was extremely overpriced. They charged a ridiculous amounts for coke (7 euros for each…read moresmall bottle), and gave us bread that they charged us for later too. The service was rather rude too, forcing us to leave a review before we could get our check, and watching over our shoulder the whole time. Would not come back, and would encourage people to spend their money on any other place.

This restaurant is very busy and touristy due to its location right in the middle of piazza tasso…read more The food is pretty good though! My friend and I shared a pizza and gnocchi for lunch and were very pleased.

We had a great dinner here! The food was delicious and the prices were incredibly reasonable,…read moreespecially considering the prime location right in the main square. We managed to get an outside table, which gave us the absolute best views for people-watching while we ate. The whole place has such a fun, buzzing energy. It's the perfect spot to grab a bite, sit back, and just take in the Sorrento atmosphere. Highly recommend!

We ordered at the take away Pizzaria. For fast pizza, it was really good. The dough was amazing, it…read morewas just missing some tomato sauce. Priced really well. We needed something fast.

Unfortunately, La Pergola was a very disappointing experience. We were never offered a choice…read morebetween indoor or outdoor seating, yet an additional €8 fee was automatically added simply because they chose to place us outside. The cocktails were watered down, overloaded with ice, and extremely overpriced--a €20 Negroni and €18 Spritz is difficult to justify. The appetizer was poor, and the main course lacked both quality and portion size. For two people, the bill was an exaggerated €160. I have no problem spending money for a great meal, but I find it unacceptable to pay premium prices for what felt was a very poor experience. I will not return and do not recommend La Pergola to anyone. You're clearly seen as a tourist and immediately taken advantage of. Shameful.

I ate here twice in January when most local restaurants were closed already for the winter. I was…read morehappy that this place was still serving. I ordered a few cocktails here and the drinks were good. After you order, they will bring snacks to the table like peanuts, pistachios and pub mix. Both visits I sat in the outdoor area which is covered with clear plastic sheeting. They allow people to smoke in there, which I didn't like, but I also realized that I wasn't back home in California. I was impressed with the size of the menu as they had quite a few offerings beyond pizza and pasta with a meats selection and seafood as well. I ordered pizza with ham, spicy salami and basil on the first night and the second day I had carbonera pasta. I ordered the chicory vegetable side both times. My wife ordered with muscles with pasta on the first night and lasagna on the second day and she liked both. For those that are from the US and you had not been to Europe before, service is slower. Three and a half stars!

It felt like all of Italy was here, Easter Sunday evening, enjoying the stunning weather and…read morelandscape that is Sorrento. We stopped here for a nightcap which morphed into a cheese-meat platter that was bonkers. Moscow Mule here, a Sorrento Sunset (spiked coffee) there, and now everyone was greedily picking at the massive wooden block topped with cured meats, jelly, focaccia, nuts, a handful of (stellar) Italian cheeses, as well as a bit of fresh mixed salad for good measure. Stuffed (this was after dinner and gelato earlier in the night, after all) we paid and about to scoot when the waiter brought out four complimentary shots of limoncello (the official 'mascot' of this region, for sure!) and the laws and customs and mores being different here than back in America I'll just keep mum about my 15-year-olds reaction to their very first official "saluti!".

We loved this place so much that we ate here twice during our stay in Sorrento. The service was…read moreconsistently excellent, the food came out quickly, and the prices were very fair. Above all, every dish we tried was absolutely delicious. Highly recommend if you are looking for great food and wonderful hospitality!

Was walking around looking for something easy and not too heavy and saw that they had an octopus…read moresalad, so I decided to stop and eat here. I wanted to be seated in the air conditioned dining area, but I was dining alone and they didn't have single seating inside, so I was seated in the outdoor area. Fortunately, it was cooler today than it's been, so I was comfortable enough. The octopus salad was good, but not quite as tasty and tender as I've had at restaurants in Portugal and Spain. They brought a whole bag of sliced bread to the table (about 6 slices) and there was olive oil and balsamic vinegar at the table. Cost was reasonable; 10 euros plus 2 as a "cover charge". The octopus salad came with tomatoes and Kalamata olives on a very small bed of arugula. It was the perfect amount for me as I wanted something light.

Had a superb experience eating here after visiting Anacapri. Only a quick 7 min walk from piazza…read morevittoria. Excellent backyard ambience. Some of the best pizza I've had. (aumm aumm). The sausage and eggplant worked so well together with a perfect crust alongside the cheese and sauce. The service was outstanding. Our server was genuinely kind and courteous.

Absolutely delicious pizza with the perfect texture. These were made in the pizza oven right in…read morefront of us and couldn't have tasted more fresh. The dough was light and perfect, would recommend to anyone in Anacapri!

***2.5 stars*** This…read morerestaurant is the definition of mediocre. When we came in there were a few people there. I'm not sure where the reviews came from that said it was only locals. There was one Italian couple, otherwise it was all tourists. It was almost criminal for the Caprese salad they served. There are the most beautiful tomatoes here in the world. They accompany every meal. But yet at this restaurant they were pale and tasteless. Pizza was unmemorable. It is fresh. That's about it. The raviolis were good. Really good. Unfortunately the rest of the meal didn't come close. In the waiters defense, he did take the gnocchi I had ordered and replaced it with ravioli without asking. LOL.

After reading Andrew's Yelp review, I agree. My wife and I just finished enjoying our evening meal…read morethere. The atmosphere was wonderful with a small breeze to cool things down. It's off the beat and path from the other shopping areas, but it was a great place. There did seem to be several locals there like Andrew mentioned in his review. Great place. Make sure you try it out.

La Dolce Vita! Amazing staff, whom after years (decades!) of stays at this incredible and charming…read morehotel have become friends and even family. Located right in the heartbeat of Positano- a stone's throw from Chez Black. But the food at the hotel is so incredible, it's hard to eat elsewhere. Outstanding pasta, pizza, minestrone soup- and the most delicious gelato shop in town. Not as fancy as the other legendary nearby hotels (San Pietro & Sireneuse), but more casually elegant and perhaps more friendly and welcoming. At any rate, the vibe suits our California-based family perfectly, and we come back year after year to enjoy a week to two of La Dolce Vita. For an added treat, book a day or three with Matteo on "Luxury Boats Positano." You embark a 20 second walk from the lobby! P.S. Rosario (who now works poolside) is our very favorite worker! Incredible guy!!

I just ended a wonderful stay here at this classic seaside hotel in Postiano. Unless you have easy…read moreto navigate (and lift) luggage, I suggest you opt for the €10 per bag during the day and €20 per bag in the evening and overnight. They're serious when they tell you that it's a distance from the roadway through the pedestrian pathways. Be sure to set the hotel in your GPS as the signage down drops off at times and you'll wind up having to ask for assistance. If it's during tourist season, you'll have massive amounts of people to navigate past. That said, once you arrive, you are greeting by a relaxing and welcoming setting. The rooms themselves are lovely - a mix of mid century classic Italian/Amalfi along with some modern touches. The rooms are lined with Italian tiles that are soft to the touch. I opted for a balcony with view and I'm really glad I did as I have a gorgeous view along with seaside smells throughout my stay. I often left my balcony doors open overnight for both the ocean sound & smell experience. The one negative is that it occasionally gets loud or smelly from the fuel of the continually loading and unloading of passenger ferrys which are literally steps away from the hotel. Be sure to spend time at the glorious pool as the staff are attentive and the comfort is extreme with absolutely stunning views on top of it all as the lounges face out towards the sea and mountains. The restaurants - both Savino and the breakfast area are staffed with helpful and friendly folks - especially the hosts themselves who want to ensure you have a great experience. My dinner was one of the best meals in Amafli and breakfast was plentiful and fresh each morning - again both featuring stunning views. The property was clean and well maintained and the front desk and concierge team were absolutely outstanding and willing to ensure you have a great experience in Italy. It was the best decision to stay in Positano as it totally cleared of tourists by ~5P which made for a truly magical setting throughout the seaside and adjacent hills.