Yay!! The first to write a review for the Dutch!! No pressure…read more.. It was my first week in Italy, about 7 years ago. My ex and I were strolling down a narrow alley and came upon this pub, The Dutch. The bartender was young with barely tamed long hair and an excellent grasp of English. We pulled up stools, ordered a strange red beer called Affligem and struck up a conversation. About the 12th time we asked him to translate something for us, he breaks out the largest dictionary I have every seen and not-so-politely tells us to look it up. We were hooked. The Dutch became our hangout for the next 2 years. But alas, all good things must come to an end... I just returned from a trip to Gaeta, my first in awhile. The Dutch is timeless. Many things are the same as they were...the quality food and drink, the warmth of the owners (it's a Mother/Father/Son enterprise), the regulars--both Italian and American. There were also a few upgrades...wi-fi, wii, a multitude of absinthe varieties and ravioli night! Not your normal raviolis, mind you. It's mama's recipe and these suckers are BIG...2 are the same size as a small plate, filled with meaty, cheesy goodness. Yeah, baby. So enough reminiscing, already... The Dutch Pub focuses on fresh, authentic food in a fun, pub atmosphere. Pizza, pasta, burgers, sandwiches, seafood, soups, dutch food (with 24-hour notice)...the menu is pretty robust for a small pub. Much of the produce is from a local garden. Dough is made fresh daily. Even the sandwich buns are house-made. To the bar. The draught beer is pretty unique for the area--Affligem, Wicske Wheat, Murphy's Stout, and of course, Heineken. They have a large menu of shots, and like I mentioned earlier, several varieties of absinthe. And they serve Illy Coffee, yum. The best thing is that The Dutch is thriving even through the recession...just means they'll be around the next time I visit too!! Thanks Yvonne, Rino and Maurizio!!

What a gem! This place is great. My buddy and I were welcomed in and sat right away. The…read moreatmosphere is what you want in a pub. Good music, a large selection of good beers, and everything on the menu sounded tasty. We got the bruschetta roulette for a starter. The flavor was good and one of them had a surprise habañero tucked in there. I wound up picking that one. Wow! Quite the punch. Then got a super spicy burger and a super burger. They were delicious. You may not find this place unless you're walking down the alley, but I highly recommend stopping in if you get the chance.

I was so happy to find a Kilkenny on draft walking down the street in Sorrento that even though…read moreit's not even a little bit Italian I had to duck in for a pint. Even better, at 1:30 on a Thursday it was blissfully uncrowded and cool and dark. It's a nice respite from the hot, crowded shopping of Sorrento.

Another great Irish pub in Sorrento! We ducked in here on a Saturday afternoon, looking for a break…read morefrom the heat. The bartender was friendly, as were the few other patrons enjoying the pub vibe. Cold Guinness hit the spot, and we loved the feel of the dark, rich bar surrounded by mementos from all over the world. A nice spot to grab a pint after walking the hot alleys of Sorrento.

We discovered this hidden gem by mistake but we are so glad we did. The food is amazing, the view…read moreis out of this world and the service is exceptional. Gerry makes you feel at home. In the last 4 days we have been here for breakfast, lunch and dinner. let me not forget to mention the great prices.. While here two days ago we noticed a sign about tours and scooter rental. Gerry helped us with a scooter rental for 5 days and it was more than 50% cheaper than in town. He also helped us book a tour to Pompeii.

We stayed in Pogerola, Amalfi for four days over New Year, and finding Gerry's Pub was one of the…read morehighlights of our trip. While many places were closed during the holiday, Gerry's Pub was open -- and what a lucky discovery it was. Gerry is such a kind, welcoming, and genuine host. From the moment we walked in, we felt at home. We came here for both breakfast and dinner, and every meal was homemade, comforting, and absolutely delicious. You can truly taste the care and heart that goes into the food. This place is more than just a pub -- it's a warm gathering spot, especially during the quieter winter season. Gerry's hospitality made our stay in the Amalfi Coast feel even more special, and we genuinely miss him and the lovely moments spent there. If you're staying in or near Pogerola, don't miss this hidden gem. Gerry's Pub made our trip memorable, and we can't wait to return someday.

Very nice bar - great vibe and staff - all I could ask forread more

Visited here while staying in Cassino. Great selection of beers, the German Pilsner was…read moreoutstanding. Had a burger, fries and salad...all done very well, service and atmosphere were both excellent.

Great food, loved our burgers and sandwiches. Tried the Roxanne, Paesano, the pulled pork, the club…read moresandwich, fries and chicken nuggets. All were great! Recommend!

Super friendly and accommodating. Nice way to spend time people watching and enjoying the weatherread more

Great beer selection and nice venue but terrible Pizza... The staff is great and really host folk…read morewell - we were there and a intra-national soccer game was on --- fun time! Com'on this is Italy, they have to do better with Pizza!

As great as Italian bars are, they are usually a mixture of so many things... coffee, pastries,…read morealcohol, etc. When you want a true pub/bar type of place, they generally won't fit the bill. But here in Soriano we have St Patrick Pub, a traditional "pub", but still with something of an Italian feel to it. Lots of great beer here on draft, a real cozy "hang out" feel, snacks of course, and late hours.