An amazing place with amazing food and amazing views! One day I'll get back. Very accommodating for…read moreour large party of non Italian speakers!

My wife and I were staying at a nearby hotel when we noticed a restaurant perched on the hillside…read moreoverlooking Praiano, so we decided to check it out. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted by beautiful views of Praiano. Our waiter went over the evening specials, and the whole sea bass immediately caught our attention we're both big fans of a good sea bass. The fish was presented whole, then deboned tableside and served with roasted potatoes and olives. It was finished with a lemon butter sauce poured over the top, which really brought the dish together. We also ordered the Spaghetti alla Moressa, a pasta dish served in a fresh tomato sauce made with red and yellow tomatoes. Both dishes were good and quickly disappeared from our plates. To finish the meal, we shared their lemon cake, which was the perfect ending to dinner. Overall, the food was very good, the service was fairly decent, and the views made for a memorable experience. The only advice I'd offer is that if you're considering one of the specials, be sure to ask the price beforehand if you're not comfortable spending €100 for a whole fish.

If you're a tourist looking for an amazing sandwich, go to A'Marenna. No hesitation. If you're a…read morelocal and in need of a good sandwich, go to A'Marenna. No hesitation. Their sandwiches are on another level, like sinking your teeth into heaven. Every single bite somehow delivers the perfect balance of each ingredient, and the pizza bread is toasted to absolute perfection: crisp on the outside, soft on the inside. I don't say this lightly... it's quite possibly the best thing I've ever eaten. The spot itself is quaint, tucked into one of the many charming alleyways of Sorrento, and if you're lucky, snag one of the few bar-height seats along the wall to enjoy the ambiance and full experience. If I lived in Sorrento, I'd be a regular without question. The black truffle pate...the sun-dried tomatoes...puglia baratta... And the owners? Next level. Genuinely appreciative of every compliment, which somehow makes the whole experience taste even better.

The line to order a sandwich was ridiculous alone, but to order the sandwich pay for the sandwich…read moreand then wait another 30 minutes for the sandwich. That was cuckoo. However, when in Sorrento... The sandwich was OK. The sandwich was OK

What an absolutely lovely way to spend our last night in Sorrento! The seafood pasta I had was…read moreamazing, and my wife had gnocchi even her Nona would be proud of. This place is classy and comfortable - and the service was fantastic! If you're in Sorrento, IT come here. It's fantastic. Edit: As a finisher, just had the Ricotta cheesecake with salted caramel...uhhhh this officially unlocked something. I've never had such an insanely delicious and SURPRISINGLY light dessert before. 11/10 would regurgitate and eat again.

We got to this restaurant late after a long trip from Miami. They accommodated 9 of us. The food…read morewas fantastic and the service was impeccable. We liked it so much that we returned once again before leaving Sorrento. I highly recommend this place and for sure will go back when we return to Sorrento in September.

We stopped in here looking for something other than pasta and pizza after eating nothing but…read moreItalian food for the past 7 days, and I'm so glad we did. There were four of us, and we shared three items: a chicken nuggets and fries combo for our daughter, a beef sandwich, and the beef plate. The beef is sliced fresh right in front of you and cooked to perfection. The sauces were excellent, and the pita was the perfect balance of soft and sturdy enough to hold all of the juicy, flavorful meat without falling apart. The staff was incredibly friendly, and our food came out surprisingly fast. We arrived around 9:00 p.m., walked right in, and were seated immediately, even though the restaurant stayed consistently busy the entire time we were there. If you're in Sorrento and looking for a break from pizza and pasta, I highly recommend stopping here.

Super friendly owner! Clearly good quality food, such a nice break from pasta on vacation. I wish…read morethere was more seating

Unfortunately, we had a very unpleasant experience. We politely asked if the restaurant could…read moreaccommodate a larger party of 8-9 people. Instead of simply explaining whether they could accommodate us, the staff responded with a dismissive and rude gesture indicating "no." We completely understand if a restaurant cannot accommodate a large group, but there is no reason to treat customers disrespectfully. A simple, polite response would have been enough. The way we were treated left us feeling unwelcome and disappointed. Customer service and basic courtesy should always be part of the dining experience, especially in Italy, where hospitality is such an important part of the culture

Trying to wrap my mind around what his experience has brought me…read more With no expectations only hoping to find that perfect place and I did. Seating a group of 7 family members Mothers, Daughters, Nieces and Nephews all gathered to celebrate family. Mamma brought out a plate of meatballs for the table. Immediately I knew what I was going to order! A bottle of white wine and pasta for everyone! Each bite boasted of flavors you just don't find at home! Tomato sauce (or gravy) so fresh with basil and mozzarella cheese! We returned the next evening to try the pizza! Not only did Mamma pick out the perfect pie she remembered how much we loved the meatballs and brought more to our table. I don't think any restaurants has made this kind of impression on me. I don't know if I'll ever make it back to Ravello but if this review reaches anyone visiting the Amalfi Coast , pls don't miss this opportunity to feel welcome and like you're having a meal made with love.

The restaurant is cute and has great food. The salad was larger than expected. We also had…read moreEggplant Parmesan and Bow tie pasta with salmon. Even though I was stuffed, we had the molded lemon and strawberry gelato. I don't know what they were called. Michale, who works at the counter, and Antonio, the chef, were very friendly. They don't speak English very well, basically not at all, so we used a translation app. I definitely recommend eating here!

Cute and efficient coffee shop, bar, and cafeteria all in one…read more My (very early in the morning) taxi driver offered to treat me to an expresso on our way to the Napoli central train station. A perfect way to end a half girls trip/half solo trip to Italy. This location was clean, and well laid out, and all the baked and dessert goodies were nicely on display. This looks like a cool location to grab a nice lunch or even an early drink. Or just head straight there for happy hour, or even have a late night drink. They obviously have a well stocked bar...see pics Btw, the expresso was rich and full of flavor. It was delicious! Surprisingly, One of the best I have had in Italy. Highly recommend this location if you're in Napoli.

The seafood was fantastic. Everything we got was so good! And the Tiramisu was delightful. Will…read moredefinitely come back.

FANTASTICO Experience! My family was in Naples recently and dined @ La Cantina dei Lazzari for my…read moredaughter's birthday. The location (and vibe / ambience) was great. The service was outstanding. The food was delicious! Also, a great surprise from the Manager who had a birthday surprise for my daughter!

Overall we had a great experience at Rada when we came about a week ago. Rada offers lush and…read morebeautiful views of Positano. We only had drinks and snacks. It's rather on the pricier side which was to be expected. The staff were so caring and made sure we had everything we needed. They seated us with the prettiest scenery and we just soaked it up.

If it were a film, the scene would open here, midday sun kissing the sea, white tablecloths…read morefluttering in the breeze, and a quiet kind of music made only by silverware, soft voices, and waves. We arrived at Rada on the Beach for lunch, but what unfolded felt like the beginning of a love story. The kind that starts with a glance and stays with you forever. The staff greeted us like we'd stepped off a steamship from another time, graceful, attentive, impossibly kind. There was a gentleness in the way they moved, in the way they saw us. It felt like the kind of place where lovers meet in black-and-white films, hearts racing just beneath the surface. The food was its own romance, seafood that tasted like it had been caught in the morning light, pasta made with devotion, each dish a love letter sealed with salt and sunshine. Every bite slowed time. And then came the dessert, sent by the chef, unannounced and heartfelt. A various selection of heaven on a plate, as if someone had laid out joy in edible form. We all smiled like we were falling in love with the view, with the kindness, with the very moment we were in. Then, like the final act of some old-world fairytale, I was invited behind the scenes, to the kitchen. I met the chefs, the soul of the story. Their hands still warm from the work, their eyes bright with pride. There was no spotlight, no performance, just heart. Pure, radiant heart. Grazie di cuore to the waiters, the kitchen staff, and the chef! You didn't just feed us. You gave us a scene from a movie we didn't want to end. So if you ever find yourself in Positano, make the reservation. Step into the story. Rada isn't just a restaurant or a back drop for a photo, it's the kind of place where you don't just remember the food... you remember the way it made you feel.