This is a nice wine bar with friendly servers and a relaxed vibe. They offer wines by the glass and…read moremany beers. It's near other bars, so a fun area to hang out in Naples.

Stumbled upon this place by accident. A very happy, beery, accident…read more Amazing choice of local, US and British beers. Good prices, nice staff, olives and nutswith your beer. Highly recommended.

Felt like home away from home - bartenders made us feel welcome. Ambiance felt like an American bar…read moreand we made friends almost instantly with both staff and patrons alike

Quaint little stop while visiting Sorrento. We enjoyed cocktails with fast service and a light…read moresnack.

Fantastic pizzeria serving a good selection of pizzas and salads. All with quality, fresh…read moreingredients. Staff are very friendly, and attentive without being intrusive. And most speak multiple languages, which is great for tourists, but we also saw many locals having lunch here too.

We started with a fried rice ball and potato ball. They were very good. Very light breading and not…read moregreasy, almost like they were air fried. We then ordered the Frankie's Bar pizza. Slightly spicy with an excellent flavor. We also had the pesto gnocchi which was excellent. Lots of pesto! Our waitress was excellent. The place was packed but she was on top of it!

We loved it so much, went back a second time. We passed…read morethis place on our walk to the center of town. Chuckled that it was an English pub in Italy. (We came to appreciate any pubs we encountered in Italy). Then one rainy night we ducked in for a break, ordering beer, chips and a couple entrees to share. The rain, the atmosphere, the good food, made for an enjoyable night. Then after a full day out and about, Piccadilly was beckoning. Once again it was exactly the comfort we needed. Good drinks, good food and great service. It's got a cozy atmosphere, regardless of the time of day. The staff was friendly and informative, no issues whatsoever. I know there's a popular pasta place around the corner (you pick pasta shape, sauce, etc). But if it's a hearty steak or burger, sandwiches, best bean soup, charcuterie, chips, etc. Then drop by! (Check Google maps for lots of food photos)

We came in for drinks after dinner and tried our best to speak Italian while inquiring about their…read morePiccadilly steak option. At first, I thought there was some confusion, but it became clear that the server was refusing to help us. He directed us to another server who was on break and ignored our questions. Later, I overheard him speaking English to other European patrons. We had a prosecco and a negroni. The Negroni was slightly watered down, but the house prosecco was good. However, the hassle, especially on vacation, wasn't worth it. There are plenty of other lovely places with great ambiance, service, and reasonable prices. Save yourself the aggravation. Also, check out the bathroom--pictures below. This was around 10:15 p.m with several tables being served and actively accepting more guests.

Fish & chips weren't seasoned. Fries were over seasoned. Asked for lemon for the fish almost shut…read morethe restuarant down . Staff was friendly & tried to be helpful.

This is a bar....lol. We are Americans....and on our way back from Sorrento, our driver wanted a…read moredrink, so we saw this place we came here. We decided to eat dinner... Our food was so so....but our drinks were GOOD. Lol. Not much english spoken here. No English menus. These are not cons. Just giving American readers a heads up. Just order drinks....honestly, the food is terrible. Lol.

I know some people may get offended or may not want to hear this but I was in Italy for over 9 days…read moreand I was all pasta out/ fish and chips were good & the beer was tasty. Just like in UK.

Perfect place to observe English people in their natural habitat watching football. Fish and chips…read morewere really good but what the hell do I know I'm American

We thought we would try to find something advertising itself as a pub in the local area…read more This place had the requisite décor on the inside. Typical representation of what similar places do to try and look like a British Pub. Small and cozy on the inside, but too hot for this time of year. Outside there were 4-5 plastic patio tables that sat right on the main drag. Their draft beer was Carlsberg products that we have seen in other bars in the area. Their menu is fairly big with both pub and Italian fair. What appears to be homemade potatoes/chips were surprisingly good. The owner/server was very friendly and interested in talking to us as new clients. He speaks fair English. No reason we would actively seek this place out again, but no reason why we wouldn't go either. Overall a neutral to positive experience.

Ciao Bello. When in Italy do as the Positanos do…read more Eat great Italiano food. Next 2 in the heart of Positano Italy was a great find while traveling last month. Located in the Amalfi Coast across from the picturesque sea. This mostly outdoor upscale ristorante offered exceptional food and even more exquisite service. Giovanni and Roberto both took care to make sure our 2 dinners there were perfect. The first night we dined on pasta that was house made with sauce your Nona would be proud of. Fresh made bread baked in-house came out steaming hot and soft inside . Nocino after dinner digestive finished off the meal. That was perfect for us since it is near impossible to get Nocino in the states. Our return the next evening was filled with fireworks celebrating the Saint of Positano over the water as we ate ravioli with 3 sauces. Simply delicious. Come here if you want not just amazing food but also a dining experience you will not soon forget.

Gratzie Vita for inviting us to your beautful restaurant with views across from the sea…read more We met Vita at his breakfast cafe earlier in the day and he told us we had to try Next 2. This was an upscale and slightly casual bitro across from the ocean. Service here was extroidinary and chefs kiss for our 2 dinners. Chef was able to adapt my pasta dish with red sauce as requested .It was esquisite.The fragrant flavors are happiness to your stomach. Hot housemade bread was served with our meal with a slight crunch and soft inside. Perfection. Tables were set close together and we met other travelers who mentioned they often returned to eat here. We loved it so much we returned for a 2nd night in Postiano. Nochino at end of meal . We even had fireworks on last night outside resturant to finish a beautiful evening of great service. Absolutely would recommend !!!

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!".