YOU NEED TO EAT HERE!! Like, seriously.. do not go anywhere near Positano and not enjoy a meal at La Tagliata! We almost missed out because getting there sounded like a hassle. The views alone are stunning.. but the service and food would be amazing no matter what hole in the wall they were located in. Secure a reservation ahead of time. This is a family run place and there is no menu. You sit, they bring food, you eat it.. and lots of it. Literally, you will need breaks in between courses. The price includes antipasti, pasta, meats, wine and dessert for about 40€ per person.. amazing! The menu changes each day, so you could eat here every day and try different options. TOTALLY worth the bus ride up to Montepertuso. Just remember you have to take the bus back down those winding roads before you take that last bite that puts you over the edge lol. Also, they serve their own wines, which are both great! We wanted to purchase a red and white to take home, but I don't think they were understanding us, and just brought us more lol. Probably the best gastronomic experience on our whole Italy trip.. don't miss out like I almost did! read more

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This place is amazing. A must visit if you're staying in Positano or Nocelle. It's a family restaurant & farm that grows/raises the food it serves. Every waiter we interacted with was fun & friendly. They serve you so many wonderful dishes all for a great price (45 euros per person), plus all you can drink wine and water! The steak was one of the best I've ever had. La Tagliata was our favorite dining experience while we were in Italy, but make sure you MAKE A RESERVATION! They'll even pick you up from your hotel/Airbnb and drop you off afterward! read more

La Tagliata - Italian Near Me - Positano, SA

This place is SO FUN! We were picked up for our reservation in 'downtown' Positano by their shuttle driver. Upon arrival, we were immediately sat in their quaint outdoor patio with really awesome decor. After choosing red versus white wine - we were served course after course! An appetizer plate, a veggie plate, pasta plate, meat plate, and dessert! All the wine you can drink and the servers were so funny! Afterward, the shuttle dropped us off right near our hotel. HIGHLY recommend - it was such a treat! read more

La Tagliata - Dessert plate - Italian Near Me - Positano, SA

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We had a driver take us on a tour of the Amalfi Coast today while staying in Maiori. I had done some research in the US prior to coming and this was on my list of where to eat for lunch while in Positano. I eat Gluten Free and they served GF pasta and bread for me. It is way up the hill and has amazing views! They are family owned, have no menus and everything they cook they grow or raise right there! They are very proud of their establishment as they should be. It was the best meal ever. The food just kept coming out in courses and was so fresh and delicious. We enjoyed a bottle of red house wine while taking in the stunning views. It is a beautiful walk down some steps to get into the restaurant and then when you are full and can hardly walk there is an elevator back up to street level! That was a nice surprise. We loved it here. read more

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This restaurant was amazing.The view was breathtaking of Positano.Its a family ran restaurant and is family style dining.They bring out tray after tray of amazing food.The owner says hello to each of his patrons.Please go to restaurants like this in Positano.You will have memories forever of a wonderful time. read more

Stunning view of Positano and the Amalfi coast! Situated at the top of Positano and thank goodness they provide a driver that picks you up and takes you back to your hotel! Never would've found this great place without a seasoned local driver! Family style Italian restaurant with at least 7-8 courses including wine all for 40€ per person! Explored the grounds prior to dinner and was amazed by their immense organic gardens full of vegetables and herbs and livestock on property. Several gorgeous viewpoints for photos!! Excellent staff! Friendly and accommodating and did not keep us waiting between courses! A beautiful flow of tasty dishes from white beans and peas, salad, bruschetta, pasta, assortment of grilled meats: chicken, beef, rabbit and veal! Then finished it off with an assortment of delicious desserts to share. Because we couldn't decide whether we wanted a red or wine wine with our dinner, they brought both bottles, which we put huge dents in both! Great Italian local wines! I must say that all in all the meal was delicious, however we felt that the grilled meats were a bit tough but loved all the other courses especially the pasta!! We can't say enough about the view! Bellisima! read more

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La Tagliata proved to be a significant disappointment. The staff was rushed to serve entirely too much less than desirable food in portions large enough for an elephant. They were also less than accommodating than promised when their transportation was unreliable. Ultimately, the time we awaited to get to this restaurant was longer than our uneventful dinner. read more

After a significant hike up 1000's of stairs to the top of a mountain, we came back down and up a street to this GEM. We were a bit apprehensive walking in as there were not people all over the place. After 3 flight of stairs down, we found the main floor of the restaurant. The waiter greeted us very pleasantly and we were seated. There was no menu which was a first for us in Italy. Instead, there were 3 questions: 1. Still or sparkling? 2. Red or white? 3. Light or normal lunch? THIS WAS SOOOOO AWESOME!!! We chose the light lunch, red wine and still water and this was the BEST dining experience we have had during our stay in Italy. Started with vegetables, beans, salad, eggplant parmigiana, and these wonderful baked treats which I have no name for. This took us 45 minutes to fully enjoy. Then came the pasta course. Manicotti, Raviolli, Homemade pasta with zucchini! OH Boy! Next came dessert. Chocolate/cherry cake, lemon pastry and a strawberry tart. Oh yeah, and limoncellos. Never forget those. The staff was sooo kind. We also had a parrot friend that we said "Ciao" to many times. Make the trip here no matter how you get up from Positano. Well worth it! read more

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How do I start? This is the definition of farm to table, the freshest you can get. I felt like royalty esting here, from the view to the multiple courses of exquisite dishes, all the way to their house made wine. This is a must for anyone who is traveling to Positano. We went for the deluxe lunch which included about 4 courses. Each course had over 5 different entrees (to share with entire table). They start you off with beautiful simple vegetables and salads, all grown from the garden downstairs. Then they bring out a whole course of pastas- from gnocchi to manicotti to rigatoni, you name it and they have it. Just when you think you are done, they bring out the meat plates filled with chicken, lamb, sausage, and even RABBIT! I am usually a vegetarian but for this trip I decided to eat chicken so it wouldn't be a limiting experience. The chicken was delicious. Then it was the desserts. Fresh fruit, anda a variety of homemade pastries. Honestly, at this point we were all so stuffed that we could barely eat anything else but of the few bites I had, it was pretty enjoyable. The best part about this place was their house made wine and the fact that they served an unlimited amount!! It was wonderful and absolutely delicious. We expected the bill to come out to be 1000 euro after how much food we ate and wine we drank, but it came out to be only 60 euro each between the 4 of us. It was so amazing, and so reasonably price and NOTHING beats the view of all the cliffs and water. read more

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A fantastic view and decent appetizers, which account for the 2 stars. The main course of meats were - it hurts me to say - terrible. Every item had the same smokey grilled taste, not at all to my liking. We were anticipating a great experience and were disappointed. It's easy to say the the place is a victim of the hype, but I think that's the case. The shuttle buses brought in group after group and, to me, it just seemed like a money grab. As I said, the early courses were good. Very tasty Buffalo mozzarella, peas and beans were very good. Pasta course was very good (although I haven't had bad pasta in Italy) - but the main course of grilled meats was, frankly, terrible. Everything on the plate tasted the same and we just took a bite or two from each item. Desert was a few different pieces of cake that were uninteresting. No prices were posted and I was anticipating a big number - it was $60 euro per person. Not as bad as a I thought, but, with any other view, would have been outrageous. They asked for cash and made a big point of saying that a tip is NOT included - contrary to very where that we have been. And, while the shuttle bus up was a nice air conditioned vehicle, the bus home was a city bus crammed full with standees. Since the whole Positano experience offers outstanding views- my advise would be to skip this over hyped place. And it does pain me to say that. We wanted to love it read more

If you like all you can eat buffets on cruise ships then you will like this place. If you like good food go somewhere else.

Come hungry... very hungry! We totally screwed up our Tagliata experience. Allow me to explain. First of all, this restaurant is as good as the reviews say it is. The food is delicious, the service is incredible, the ambiance is home-y, and the views of the Amalfi Coast are pretty spectacular. Most importantly though, the portions are huge. This is where we screwed up. There is no menu. And so, when the first four plates arrived on our table, loaded with food, we just assumed this was the main event, and we ate everything. However, we were oh so wrong. That was just the antipasti, and we had many more dishes to go. By the time the secondi plate arrived, overflowing with grilled meat, we were already beyond stuffed. So, my advice: come hungry, and pace yourselves accordingly. Also, when you book your reservation, you can request a free pick up from your hotel -- high advised because the restaurant is located some 15 minutes above Positano. Here was our menu: 1) Bruschetta 2) Charcuterie platter with fresh mozzarella, ricotta cheese, prosciutto, melons, tomatoes 3) Three different kinds of beans 4) Spinach, broccoli, and rustic pizza 5) Stuffed peppers, eggplant, and meatballs **At this point, we thought all the food had arrived. Oh boy were we wrong! 6) Ravioli with ricotta and pumpkin 7) Gnocchi with freshh tomatoes 8) Pasta with mushroom and white onion 9) Ravioli with surprise filling 10) French fries 11) Mixed salad 12) Grilled meat platter: lamb sausage, pork sausage, rabbit, chicken, pork, beef steak, chicken shish kabob 13) Fruit platter 14) Ricotta cheese and pear pie 15) Almond chocolate and cherry pie 16) Mixed fruit pie All this food for just 40 euros per person, and that even includes a bottle of wine, a bottle of water, and limoncello at the end of the meal! Ah-mazing! read more

Not much else to say except come here for dinner if you are staying anywhere on the Amalfi. If you are in Positano and leave this restaurant a bad review because of the shuttle, you're dense. Atmosphere was great, food was amazing (the ravioli Genovese almost made me cry). Even added entertainment was a great gesture. All in all 5 stars, would recommend. read more

La Tagliata - Italian Near Me - Positano, SA

I'm unable to understand the positive reviews for this tourist trap. The food was DISGUSTING. And these horrible hosts abandoned us leaving us to hike down the mountain in the dark. By far, the worst restaurant experience of our 15-day trip in Italy. Shame on them! To begin, taking a shuttle to this remote location means you're at their mercy, you're stuck, because you need them to get back to Positano. The view is indeed wonderful, and the setting superb. The place really has potential. I guess they are making a lot of money off tourists right now so they don't care about the food quality. The owner comes by and tells you his spiel about how it's family run, his parents are in the kitchen, etc.... You do get a lot of food, but it's certainly quantity over quality. Food was generally extremely oily and salty, and the main entree was a mixed grill platter. All of the meat was very overcooked and totally bland, drenched in oil and salt. Worse, it was covered in fat. I posted a picture of all the fat and other inedible parts I had to cut off. Half the plate was fat!!! Shocking, right? Is this the type of meat you serve to your family? I don't think so. Summary: very low quality food. I even showed the owner and staff my plate full of fat -- they don't care! As for service, we needed to take their shuttle back to Positano to catch the bus back to Praiano. We explained this to the staff several times. Staff was very unhelpful. When we needed to leave, they said there was no shuttle, and we had to wait a long time for it, which would mean we would miss the bus to our hotel. This is completely unacceptable, given the number of times we asked the staff about their shuttle and explained the situation. Basically, once they got our 80 Euros (for 2), they didn't care anymore. Of course, no taxis in the area. In order to make our bus, we had to hike down the mountain via a complex set of stairs back to Positano, in the dark. This was dangerous for my girlfriend and me, and she even hurt her ankle! Fortunately, we caught the bus in the nick of time, but we feel we need to warn others about what a horrible experience this was. If you don't mind super salty food and meat that is covered in fat, go for it. By the way, we spent the next week in Puglia (heel of the boot) where we had wonderful, authentic food every single night, and spent much less for it, with MUCH better service. read more

La Tagliata - Absolutely disgusting -- this is the fat I trimmed off from the mixed grill platter. Horrible quality meat. Shameful! - Italian Near Me - Positano, SA

We absolutely loved this restaurant. Our hotel named Hotel Pasitea recommended it and it was wonderful that they picked us up in a very luxurious bus. When we arrived, there was music playing, people singing, it was a total blast!!. Do not eat all day because they serve you at least five courses. The food was exceptional and the views were incredible. I'd highly recommend this place if you visit Positano read more

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This place is truly special. We had such an amazing experience here as a party of 12 our first night in Positano that we actually came back a second time on the last night of our week-long trip. As some of the other reviewers have noted, this will not be the best food you eat on the Amalfi coast. At 45 Euros per person it will be by far and away the best value you find though! And if the weather is nice (not cloudy) you'll get to take in some incredible views to boot. The food is all served family style. There is no ordering. You'll get approximately ten appetizer dishes (think vegetables, Mozzarella, prosciutto), then a similar number of varied pasta dishes, and finally a large tray of five or six different meats to eat (and a sampling of deserts). The food dishes range from "just okay" (small minority) to good to occasionally outstanding. Throughout your meal you'll be served bottomless house red and white wine, which I'd characterize as good enough to enjoy drinking in large quantities. At the end of dinner the incredibly friendly and fun owners and waitstaff will likely ply you with Limoncello shots as well. Tony and David treated our group like family both nights we visited -- stopping to chat with our table, taking photos with us and even participating in some toasts along the way. The second night we visited (Friday) they brought in a musician who treated the entire dining room to an amazing live music performance, supplemented with audience participation in both the dancing as well as playing tambourines and clapper-type percussion instruments. We had an absolute blast! At the end of this gluttonous dinner party they'll arrange transportation to drop you back off down the hill in town. Did I mention the cost for all of this is a mere 45 Euros per person? La Tagliata is a must-do for any visitors to the Amalfi coast! read more

This was by far my favorite restaurant on the Amalfi cost. You walk through a beautiful organic garden with amazing views. The restaurant has an open concept so you have the great Mediterranean breeze and views. Everything delighted the tastebuds and was made fresh that day utilizing the vegetables and herbs from the garden. The pasta dishes melted in your mouth. They also aged cheese on their premises. When back in Italy I'd seek this restaurant out and have recommended it to several friends who have also enjoyed it. read more

As someone on the bus to the restaurant said- you go here for the experience not the food. Pasta was over cooked with minimal flavor. The meat platter was not good at all. Dessert was our favorite. Wouldn't go again read more

We did the cooking class and it was an incredible experience. We started with a tour of their farm where we picked our own vegetables and gathered eggs, learned how to cook some delicious Italian dishes, and never had an empty wine glass. Would recommend this to anyone visiting the Amalfi Coast. read more

I went to this restaurant with my family and the service was exceptional from all the staff. The food here is amazing and you can taste the freshness in all the ingredients. I would definitely come back when I'm back in Positano. read more

This is a hard review to write. First off the place was way up above Positano, they provide a shuttle to it which was really nice and an experience in itself. The first thing you notice when you get there is the veiws. The views are breathtaking. Try to get there before dark, because sunset and twilight really are special. The place is cliff side, so have no fears of heights. The deal is 40 euros pp and they just serve you the courses. The food is where this place falls off the cliff. The appetizers are the standard appetizers you have had all your other places in Italy, Motz, tomato and meats. Then comes out the pastas, we had a selection of 4, nothing that was more than pasta and ricotta cheese. Then the meats. Rabbit, pork and chicken. The pork was tough, fatty and under seasoned. The Rabbit was also under seasoned and small, hard to get any meat on it. The chicken was grilled, only flavored by the pork juices and rabbit juices it sat in on the plate. The wait staff is running around flirting with groups of single women, hard to get there attention (unless you are a woman). The desserts came, no after dinner drinks, no cocktails, wine, water and coffee. The desserts were so/so, all thrown on one plate so the flavors all clash. No descriptions to what we were eating. Leaving the place we had a shuttle down this time was a big bus. That doesn't belong on these cliff roads. Was scared for us and anyone driving in the opposite direction. Don't believe the hype. If you come here. Come for the views. If it wasn't for the views this would of been 1-2 stars. read more

La Tagliata was our first meal stop in Positano and we couldn't be more grateful! Renato was so welcoming and friendly. We loved that the menu was whatever the kitchen was making that day as the food came out consistently hot and very quickly. It's a 4 course meal, so please don't fill up on the bread. You're served a palette of vegetables and beans (surprisingly yummy) and pasta course ("Mama's" and porcini mushroom noodles - so delish) before the main. We went two nights and the main for on our first night was a medley of grilled meats (the lamb was the best!) and giant T-bone steak on the second (so tender and juicy). They provide a taste of three desserts, but the chocolate mousse was the winner by far. Tip: Definitely take the shuttle! We hiked up the stairs the first night, which offered some incredible views l,but were undeniably sweaty on arrival. Please go and savor every bite! read more

I fell in love with La Tagliata and can't wait to go back! The evening started with a shuttle service that picked us up from our hotel and dropped us off right at the restaurant. Once we arrived we were greeted with such enthusiasm, it felt like we were old friends. There is no menu here, you eat what mama's cooking - and it is INCREDIBLE! The food started coming out immediately and included: -Unlimited wine, tasty and never ending! -About 6 shared appetizers for the two of us - 5 different pastas dishes to try - A meat platter with 6-7 different cuts of meat - Dessert sampler - Homemade limoncello Everything was fantastic and I'm not sure I've ever been so full in my life. Now let's move onto the ambiance. It was one of the most fun nights I've ever had in Italy. There was music (including audience participation), dancing, napkin swinging and hysterical laughter. Everyone in the restaurant had a huge smile plastered on their face the entire night. Highly, highly recommend! read more

La Tagliata - Music and dancing - Italian Near Me - Positano, SA

This isn't just dinner. It's an experience. It starts with the shuttle ride up the narrow streets along the cliffs with gorgeous views. Then be prepared for the freshest most delicious food. The food is grown on the farm located right there. Mama and Papa come out to join the festivities. You get your own bottle of wine included in the price and their is music and sing alongs. I can't rave enough about this experience. We enjoyed all 5 courses immensely. Come hungry!! read more

La Tagliata - 5 different pastas - Italian Near Me - Positano, SA

As we waited in a long line across the street from Hotel Savoia in Positano waiting for a complimentary shuttle to La Tagliata and heard most everyone in the line speaking English, my fear was that we were headed for a tourist trap. While La Tagliata certainly caters to tourists, it proved to be more than just a dinner but an incredible experience for the family. First off let me say I am surprised by reviews that complain about the price and mediocre food. For sure 45 Euros per person each member of your party enjoys complementary shuttle service to and from the restaurant (a 20 minute trip each way) along with more courses of food than you can count ranging from good to excellent along with unlimited bottled wine and water. The pasta course was incredibly good as were the various vegetables, bean salads and assorted grilled meats. Service was unobtrusive and prompt. Entertainment was provided by a Neapolitan singer and accordion player. And how could I not mention the view! What an incredible view overlooking Positano from one of the highest points on the coast. Truly breathtaking. Overall, La Tagliata is an event not to be missed. Go hungry and leave happy. read more

BEST MEAL OF MY LIFE! Our tour group had lunch here, and we ate like kings and queens. For about 25 Euros each, we got a feast that included: - 8 or so shared appetizers -- could be more, I lost count -- ranging from beans to veggies to eggplant parm - 4 shared pasta dishes -- gnocchi, manicotti, orecchietti and ravioli - Wine and water - Dessert sampler - Homemade limoncello We were served by the chef/owner, who I refer to as Italian Santa because he was so jolly. I would be too if I ate like that every day. He really made us feel welcome. Everything was homemade with ingredients grown on site or acquired locally. You can actually see some of their gardens and animals if you walk outside towards the restrooms. Quick note: They don't accept credit cards, so bring cash! read more

La Tagliata - Italian Near Me - Positano, SA

We had a great experience! The views from the dining room are spectacular!! I had booked a lunch reservation weeks in advance for our honeymoon trip to the Amalfi Coast. Followed the instructions on the website and submitted a reservation request but did not receive a response, followed up with another request and finally got a reservation. Read on Trip Advisor that they had a shuttle that picked up from various hotels in Positano. We were staying in Salerno so worried about transport to the restaurant. No responses again to emails asking if they picked up from the city center. Definitely did not want to pay $40-50 for a taxi ride so we ended up going to the info desk in Positano on the day of and asking about bus options. They instructed us to take the local bus for $1.60/one way from the town square towards Montepertuso-Nocelle and it would drop us off right in front of the restaurant (20 min ride without traffic). The bus ride up can really get the heart racing with the tight roads and turns but another way to get some great views! (I later found out that the restaurant only offers shuttle service from 7-8:30 pm.) In terms of the food, it's a $40/person fixed menu. They give you unlimited booze (red and white wine and limoncello) and mineral water. You also get an assortment of anipastos, pastas, grilled meats (i.e. beef, pork, chicken and rabbit) and cakes for dessert. Overall the food was average and a little too salty for my taste. After your meal, you can go downstairs and take a walk through their garden and farm where some of their ingredients come from. From reading reviews, the food can be either a hit or a miss so I didn't come with high expectations. Our main goal was to get some great views/pictures and the food was secondary. read more

Wanting to take a break from seafood dishes we went to la Tagliata and it was a good but not great experience. We took a shuttle from the hotel and ate in the back room. The weather wasn't great but you could still see the great view. The menu is set and there is a veggie course, appetizer, pasta and then meat. The homemade wine was fantastic and included. One of the four pastas was favorite dish of the night. Definitely go hungry because there is a lot of food before you get to the meat. Not sure if i would go back but i did like it. read more

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I've had many meals in Italy, and this stands out as perhaps the worst quality food. They seduce you with views, wine and copious amounts of food. 1 star for the food, and an extra star for the views and the wine. If you are at all interested in food, I'd avoid this. You'll save a ton of time (it's a tremendous schlep up and down the mountain -- we waited an hour to get down) , money , and won't waste your appetite on what is mediocre food at best read more

What a wonderfully fantastic experience. Better go hungry. This was a family style authentic Italian meal. Every element was superb. A definite must if you visit Positano. read more

Atmosphere: leisurely. Warm. Inviting. Like mama's house. Beautiful view of water high in mountains. There was live singing that night. Very enjoyable! Bill: prix fixe ~35€pp many courses made from scratch wine included. Pace yourself you will be full and very happy!!! Very good price for service, flavor, quantity, and experience. Courses: antipasti ~ assorted vegetables from their garden (grilled, fried, marinated, sautéed), bean with ham, bruschetta, Buffalo mozzarella with rocket, zucchini with tomatoes, white bean salad Pasta ~ pumpkin ravioli, fusili with zucchini, eggplant parmesan, mama pasta surprise Grilled meat~ rabbit, lamb, chicken, steak, pork, sausage, veal, kebab Dessert ~ pear cheesecake, profiterole, mixed fruit, lemon cake, gelato Apertif ~ apple cello & lemoncello Yes, we ate everything and went home to sleep very soundly. read more

La Tagliata - Positano, Italy - Italian Near Me - Positano, SA

This place is nearly in each article I've read about "Restaurants you Must Try" while in the Amalfi coast but it was one of the mediocre meals of our trip. The restaurant makes family style portions of food so it's a pre set menu for each person for 40 euros including wine which is EXTREMELY affordable compared to other good restaurants in Positano but the quality of the food isn't that great. The start you with a starter sampler (ours came with egg plant, buffalo mozzarella, and something else I can't remember). Another few sides came out such as a variety of cooked beans, eggplant Parmesan and some bread that was grilled with tomato sauce. Next came a variety of pasta on one plate (few pieces of ravioli, gnocchi all cooked in the same sauce) and a meat platter that included grilled steak and a number of other meats that currently escape me. The meat itself was not very good and was easily my least favorite. Finally the dessert came and shots of limoncello for everyone. Overall it was quick service and I applaud their business model due to its high efficiency and low cost to maintain but the quality was lacking and i was surprised at our experience with all the rave reviews I read before coming. Also, just a tip, expect to be at the restaurant for at LEAST 2 hours as there is only one shuttle that goes up and down the mountain. I would try to coordinate with your server or host but even then can be particularly fickle as he told us the shuttle was coming in 5 min but we ended up waiting outside with a group of people for easily over 20 min. If you're looking for good quality Italian food, I would take your business elsewhere such as La Terra next door. Our experience was much more delightful there. read more

My husband and I decided to hike to this restaurant during the day to check it out and made reservations that night. It's located on a farm and the food is literally farm to table. The family's matriarch decides what will be made that day and cooks fresh that morning. The meat is cooked while you are dining. There are 4 courses and unlimited house wine at 40 euros a person. Come hungry! It's a smorgasbord of delicious foods. This dining experience is like no other in Positano. Yes, it's at the top of the hill but you can easily take the bus or the restaurant has a shuttle. Plus, you can't beat these views. Would highly recommend this place to anyone! read more

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There's so many unbelievable things to be said about La Tagliata. First and foremost, dont let the distance from Positano deter you, since they have a shuttle that will pick you up for free. The ride is a little daunting since it's on winding roads, but it's worth it. The view is spectacular and out of this world, it's unreal. It elevates the entire experience to see the cascading mountains as the sunsets.The staff are unbelievably friendly, treating you as if you were their family. The setting is cozy, for being on the side of a mountain, not pretentious but my god the food. The food is spectacular. Everything is robust, everything is flavorful, everything is filling and everything is homemade. It 's an insane amount of food for one person, dish after dish, vegetables, meats, pastas, all fantastic and authentic. If you venture to La Tagliata, please do so on an empty stomach and prepare to stay for a while as you devour the copious amounts of food. Even their simple plates like lima beans are phenomenal. All of these compounding things is made hilariously better by the cheap price. 40 euros. All of this mother and father made food, and wine, and dessert, for 40 Euros. After traveling through Europe for weeks on end, this was by far the best value and most authentic meal I had. read more

La Tagliata accommodated and indulged 16 of us with an incredible feast, endless dishes, bottomless ceramic carafes of both red and white wine, and then desserts!! Amazing view, space, people, and food. And at the end, we were treated to -- and finished -- a two liter bottle of home-made limoncello! read more

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If you are in Positano, this is a MUST! It's family owned with one of the cousins on the grill, two others delivering food and of course, mama in the kitchen. It's a fixed menu with multiple course including meat/mozzarella, beans, peppers, eggplant Parmesan as an appetizer, 4 different pastas, salad, fries and a variety of grilled meat. There is also a dessert platter with limoncello after the main meals had come. Make sure you meet mama and tour the garden after you eat. Don't tour the garden before you eat because you might feel a little bad looking at some of the animals that end up on your plate! This was the best service and the most phenomenal service we've had since we arrived. read more

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We got recommendations for this place so we went out of our way to eat there. Wow, it was worth every step we climbed to get there. They have their own farm so they use their own fresh ingredients. They only serve one course (appetizers, a pasta dish, meats and desserts, all accompanied with a house wine and limoncello at the end), depending on what the kitchen is cooking. The entire meal costs 45 EU per person. The food was so delicious. They had the best pasta I've ever tasted. Oh, and the Amalfi coast view is remarkable from there. Highly recommended. read more

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So...my boyfriend and I walk in around 8:30 pm. We didn't know anything about this place but found it on yelp and it was close to our Airbnb. Little did we know it was completely packed and we were in for an activity, not just dinner. You need to reserve this place months in advance. Some angry guy walked out of the restaurant right before we got there and the host warmly gave us his table. It's a family run business and the grandmother is the chef. It was a 4 course meal with 5 different antipasto, 4 types of pasta, 5 different grilled meats, and dessert of fruit, cakes, and limoncello. They had a people play the tambourine and accordion, had everyone clapping, invited audience members to play instruments and put on a wonderful performance. Included was also water and bottles of wine. For all this food, we only paid 40 euro per person. I was honestly feeling full after the first course. It definitely tastes like a home cooked meal and it's an amazing night out - leave room for lots of food! read more

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This was my favorite experience in our trip to Italy. We had dinner here two nights ago, and I just can't say enough about it. We had a 7:30 reservation but arrived pretty early...which I'm so happy about. The view is incredible, but you don't get the full effect after the Sun sets. If you are a picky eater, Make sure you know what you're getting yourself into. This is a 4 course meal with wine, where no menu is involved- the chefs cook what is fresh that day, and everyone has the same things. We had: -5 plates of appetizers (for 2 people!!)- mixed beans, ricotta and Parma ham wrapped around fresh mozzarella(amazing), vegetable salad, etc. -A platter of a variety of pastas -A platter of a variety of meats -Dessert platter (3 things), with a glass of limoncello and melon liquor -2 bottles of house red I'd highly recommend this place if you can get to it...and make sure you make a reservation. You'll be full into the next day :) read more

La Tagliata - View from our table - Italian Near Me - Positano, SA

As they say, it all depends on what you're looking for. If you want a fun evening with a bunch of other folks who have been bussed up the hill, lots of food and a view, then this is the place. If you're looking for a bit more refinement and tasty food that's been prepared with care then this isn't the place. My casual review reading had me thinking "Mama" had a hand in the meal preparation. Well she might have at one time, but it sure seems like bulk bland food preparation for the masses (i.e. quantity over quality) now. Unlimited wine a good thing, but the wine quality itself not so much. Had a nice shuttle bus ride up the hill, but had to stand and take the local inter-positano blue/orange bus on the way home. read more