Amazing experience but you really need to plan on waiting for the shuttle as it is hard to get to but well worth it. Unique and excellent food. Do not eat lunch or anything before you go. Almost too much food will be served to you. I would only suggest if you want the perfect 5 hire your own car to drive you up the mountian and pick you up 2 hours later. Ask the driver to wait for you if you're running late. The shuttle is the only not so great part. We took a car up and shuttle back. Waited 15 minutes for shuttle at 11:15 at night. read more

La Tagliata - Italian Near Me - Positano, SA

Excellent place to eat! The food was Great and the staff Exceptional. The views are magnificent. It's a Must when visiting Positano Go enjoy the experience read more

We had a group of 8 and had the lunch special of the day. Beautiful views from out seats. You can see their gardens and I loved that everything was fresh. The bruschetta (sp). Was excellent. Let me get back to the lunch special. This included 3 courses , vegetables, pasta and dessert as well as a bottle of red and white ( very good) all for about $30 Euros a person. The service was excellent! Definitely a place to stop by! read more

This is honestly the best Italian experience you can have. You feel like you're dining in a big Italian family's home, being welcomed with open arms and an endless amount of food and wine. The service was spectacular, especially Renato! We got a free shuttle from our Airbnb to the restaurant at the top of the hill and back after dinner. We left with hearts full and more importantly, stomachs full. Best experience I've ever had read more

The menu is fixed and (supposedly) based off of what grandma cooked that day. My husband and I went last evening and were less than impressed. The nice thing is they have a shuttle that picks you up from a convenient pick up point and takes you to the restaurant. Thank god because the drive is terrifying and narrow. We were picked up at 7 and started eating around 7:30. Our main feedback is - the view is great (must get there well before sunset) but Everything was SOOOOO SALTY! Order of courses: 1. Bruschetta (3/5) - can't really mess that up... 2. Antipasto: 1 dish- Grandmas meatball, eggplant parm. (2/5) 2 dish- chickpeas, green peas, beans. (1/5) 3 dish- cooked broccoli, and cooked spinach (3/5) 3. Pasta: creamy something, gnocchi, ravioli, grandmas lasagna, potato and bacon something. (2/5 only bc the ravioli was good!) 4. Meat: sausage, chicken, lamb, rabbit, pork rib, veal, shish of something. (1/5) sosososooooooo salty 5. Dessert: this is where they did an amazing job! Chocolate mousse, grandmas cake (yum!), fruit pie of some sort. Dessert was the best thing of the night. We were licking our plate. 6. Limoncello You also get unlimited white and/or red wine. We went through 1 bottle of each :) wine was just ok. Overall, we are probably being harsh but we would not go back. Great amount of food for the money (40 euro per person) and we heard others around us loving their food so maybe we are picky? Also, as an FYI..... They try to pressure you to pay with cash at the end but you don't have to. read more

This place is perfect for a long relaxed lunch in a busy family run restaurant. Bring a healthy appetite and expect to enjoy every course and flavour sensation. Most ingredients come from the families gardens and vineyards. The price was outstanding value and we couldn't help to leave a healthy tip... not very European but you will understand why when you visit here. If you are visiting Positano take the time to visit, it is an absolute must! read more

Supremely overhyped after spending a week at fantastic restaurants around Italy. I will say for positano that it may be one of the best views. But the bus ride ensures that you feel horrible going up and back (drunk from bottomless) in a bus. For the money spent, I would have rather done a LOT more in Positano in terms of excursions. If you want to have a memory, skip here and go on a boat trip around and to Capri. Orange tent folks recommends. The food here was absolutely bland. Momma in the kitchen is a gimmick and the food is seriously lackluster in terms of flavor, warmth and presentation. "Here's a plate of lukewarm pasta" is honestly a solid representation of the effort put into each "dish". They simply cook a ton of cheap food and then dish it out in heaps to all the tables. You have NO CHOICE of what will come out. Not even a semblance of what the menu has to offer. Meats were tough and chewy. Don't be fooled, this is a cheap buffet and nothing more. In fact, a cheap buffet would be superior as you could at least choose what to eat... read more

Is this the best food you'll have in Positano? Probably not. But even mediocre food in Positano is amazing, and the views and experience make it all worthwhile. La Tagliata is located way up on the hill in Montepertuso, but it is very easy to reach via shuttle or bus (the local Montepertuso-Nocelle will drop you off right outside). The views from the top of the hill are absolutely stunning, a can't-miss if you're in Positano. The food is delicious and plentiful -- bread, 2 courses of antipasto, a plate full of 4 different kinds of pasta, a plate full of 5-6 different meats, and a plate of fruit/plate of various desserts to top it all off. Not to mention the house red and/or white wine -- all for 45 euro. Truly a great value. We got there shortly before sunset and the views were breathtaking. The restaurant started to fill up as the night went on (we went at the end of tourist season, I understand it fills up much earlier than we experienced) and as soon as the restaurant was full we were treated to entertainment while we ate (but it wasn't too loud or intrusive, just the perfect volume and some fun songs before the singer moved to the other dining area). Don't expect this to be the best meal you have ever eaten, but overall it is definitely worth a visit! read more

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Breathtaking views, open-air abundance ABUNDANCE of well-made dishes, bottle of wine, limoncello, fun, loud, friendly, family run, free shuttle, not expensive 35 euros when I went in 2015. I hear it's 40 now. You're literally hanging off the side of the mountain. Entertainment at the end of the meal. read more

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Absolutely fell in love with this restaurant. Family owned and run for 30 years... there is no menu. Simply enter with an open mind and heart & be ready for a feast. Went during lunch time and for €25 per person you get, a bottle of wine, appetizers galore, pasta sampler, 3 desserts sampler and some locally fermented limoncello. Walk outside to the bathrooms and you'll get to see the gardens where they farm all their foods! Apparently further down the cliff (it was blocked off) is their farm where they have chickens, pigs, etc. Some interesting history: The restaurant used to be located in the property next door - the family was renting from an elderly gentleman. When that gentleman passed away a year go, the property was split among his family who raised the rent 3 times. La Tagliata would have been forced to shut down, but was rescued by the neighbor next door, who, upon hearing of the restaurant's plight offered to sell his property to this family for a reasonable price. The family is so kind and friendly. They don't speak much english, but you can communicate easily through gestures and simple words. By far a wonderful and enriching Positano experience! Would highly recommend this place to anyone passing through or staying in Positano for the day! A handy tip - when the limencello is served - that is when you should pay. The family won't ask you for $ or bring you the bill as to not disturb you. We were told by the guide that this is the signal that the meal is at it's end and you are welcome to pay them. read more

Amazing food and service. Tony was great. We were seated immediately and asked if we wanted red or white wine (2 bottles). 8 appetizers were send out right away, then 4 pasta dishes and a meat platter followed to finished it out. Come hungry and enjoy home cooked food! read more

I hardly know where to begin. We had heard such glowing praises from one of our good friends who has travelled to Italy many times. Our expectations were very high - as was the road to Positano! At our friends recommendation we had engaged Lovely Amalfi Coast Tours for our day in Naples and they did not disappoint! The road to Positano is the main road on the Amalfi Coast and it is incredibly beautiful! Unfortunately it is a road that should only be travelled by someone experienced. Our driver was experienced (and also charming) but I digress. He navigated up the narrow roads, pausing for unbelievable photo ops and delivered us -safe and sound to La Tagliata. Linda, I thank you for one of the most fantastic meals of my life! From the moment we arrived it was almost surreal. We sat down and the view from our table was phenomomal. The first course starting coming out - plate after plate. Everything was delicious, plus a bottle of red and a bottle of white (thank you Billy Joel). Once the first course was delivered and devoured the second course arrived. Oh my goodness!! Everything was so delicious and most of it is sourced right there. Mama - I didn't get to meet you, but, you are better than any sous chef I have experienced! After we had devoured the first and second courses (this is lunch) the dessert plate arrived. Oh my goodness, my grandson and granddaughters eyes were huge! And every thing on it was amazingly delicious. There wasn't a crumb left but believe me you have not had a tiramusu like this one! So, when they brought out the Limincello we knew the best meal was over! But, as it turned out, not quite. Our wonderful tour guide (friend) saluted us with a glass of Prosecco. And, he brought the more sure-footed down do see the terraced vegetable gardens and aimals. I love you La Tagliata! I am 66 but I have every hope that I will be back to your welcoming arms again!!! Giovanni - I am counting on you to take us there!! read more

Fantastic view, probably one of the best views in the area. Sadly, I can not say the same about the service and/or meal experience. We were introduced to the restaurant by a private tour company, perhaps this is why our food was "pre-arranged", no menu to chose from, no idea of cost. Note that they will tell you that they do not take credit card only AFTER they give you the bill. Also be aware that if you say that a credit card is all you have, surprise, surprise! They will take it!!! I found a couple of body hair in my antipasti plate and to end the meal, there was lipstick on my limoncello glass from what I can only assume was a previous guest. In my opinion, this place is a typical "tourist trap" setting. I'd say, save the trip and go straight to the village were there are tons of great restaurants and the ocean will be a few steps from your toes! Enjoy your trip to the beautiful Amalfi Coast! read more

"Amazing" doesn't even begin to explain this place. My best friend got married in Positano and the reception was here and it was epic. EPIC. Like it was so good that half of us came back the following day and did it all over again. Eating here is an experience. You want an authentic, family style meal in Italy? Come here. It was fabulous. From the chick peas to the pasta to the freakin' T BONE STEAK everything we ate was delicious and fresh. The staff was adorable and accommodating. If you have the time for a two to three hour legit Italian meal, you have to come here. They even have a shuttle that will pick you up and bring you back. Just do it. read more

This was the best food I've ever had, in my life. The staff was incredibly friendly and they explained to us how it worked when we arrived. Very genuine people. Great environment too. You have the perfect view from the top of the mountain in Positano. They first served us antipasti...which included several dishes of delicious Italian local meats and cheeses and fresh vegetables. The pastas were all incredible. Every single one. And the meat, forget it. It was the most tender meat I've ever had. I tried rabbit for the first time and didn't even realize because it tasted so good! I forgot to mention, you get unlimited wine too The desserts were fabulous. The tiramisu was excellent- best I've ever had. For $40 per person you can't go wrong. The best part was at the end, their Mama came out to say thank you to everyone! Yes, the restaurant is family run and all the cousins and aunts and uncles are all in the basement cooking for their guests upstairs. Very Italian. Very delicious. I highly recommend this place if you're visiting the Amalfi coast. read more

My favorite restaurant in the world. If you want a REAL Italian dining experience, go here. From the moment I sat down, the service was wonderful! My hotel apparently called in advance to let them know I was gluten intolerant. They placed a beer in front of me and just as I turned to say "no," they assured me, "this beer, you can!" It is a no menu dining experience. And that's half the fun! After plates and plates of appetizers, we each received two large plates of pasta. THEN a large plate of all sorts of meat. Then many desserts. We dined for hours the Italian way simply because we needed time to digest between courses ha. It was so delish! I've sent many people here and everyone comes back raving about their experiences. Make sure you go on an empty stomach (oh and the view is INSANE!) read more

I love farm to table restaurants. For 45 Euro you get a 4 course meal including wine and sparkling water. Don't fill up on the bread and come hungry. We were served delicious antipastis, pastas and generous helping of grilled fresh meats and of course some Italian desserts, pastries and limoncello. I think the desserts could have been better. The restaurant is on a farm and they grow their own vegetables. They will also coordinate pick up from your hotel as it's a ways distance from town when you make reservations. The service is amazing and it's a great place to watch the sunset if you are doing dinner. read more

Interesting restaurant setting with beautiful views of Positano. Family run restaurant. Meal is what they prepare based on available fresh ingredients. Come hungry since the courses include various dishes. The food was delicious and servers were friendly. It was a great experience. read more

If you like Italian food you must get here. Mama is the chef and there is no menu. About 15 courses later were so stuffed and happily so. The food is very fresh and it is lots of old Italian world cooking. Mama has a garden that most of the spices come from. Some of the best Italian food I have ever eaten. The following tips will help you experience this restaurant to its fullest. You can either have a guide take you (if you are on a cruise or you find one in Town). This will get you a great seat and a table side visit from chef mama. She is darling and is your typical Italian grandmother. If you don't opt for a guide get here right when they open and you can get a table. But mama won't visit you table side. But every table is a great view and you will see mama a lot going in and out of the kitchen. If we return we will use the guide experience even though doing this on our own was great. Final recommendation you must follow. The restaurant is a few miles up the mountain and it's best to take a car to get there. Awesome ride up narrow roads and most cab drivers are locals who will tell you all about the area. Make sure to ask the cab driver about the staircase that goes all the way to the sea. Take this staircase back to the sea when you are done. But this isn't one long continuous staircase. It is the access the residents use to get to their homes. So as you walk down some stairs, then some dirt road access, then across the road a few times you will be walking past the houses of locals. We did this on a Sunday and we could hear families having Sunday dinner as we walked. This is one of the best memories from our trip. A must do activity and you get to walk off dinner too. read more

First experience in Italy that truly made me fall in love with the country. Great food, great people, and breath taking views! read more

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This really is an amazing place and is a must visit if staying on the Amalfi Coast. The food is not gourmet but more Italian home-style and very good. I went with a group of 4 and the owner greeted us at the door and in no time we had a table full of wine and apps. I never had fava beans before but they were great. As noted there is no menu they just bring you whatever they made that day. If you don't like something just don't eat it there will be plenty of other things to choose from. Best advice: Come hungry. There will be more food and wine than you could possibly eat and drink. If staying in Positano they will come and pick you up at the hotel and then drive you home after dinner. It's at he top of the mountain with great views. When I was here the crowd was a mix of locals and tourists. It's a fun atmosphere and not at all stuffy. I don't recall what we paid but it wasn't expensive and includes all the food and wine you can possibly consume. Basically this place is exactly why I come to visit Italy. Don't miss it if you're staying in the area. read more

Rounded up to 3 stars only because of included shuttle service. Chanced it and got burned in this tourist trap. Pretty darn average and not a lot to repeat given all of the Tripadvisor reviews. If you want to know course-by-course, go there. If you have a short stay in Positano, don't come here. There is too much better food with a more authentic experience than spending an evening in this place which caters to Americans and Brits. I was torn on the food having travelled extensively in Italy and living in California where there is very high quality, fresh regional Italian (not red sauce and cheese East Coast crap) everywhere you look. Honestly, this spot has to be the Disneyland of Positano restaurants and I don't get the attraction to it. If your idea of good Italian is Buca di Beppo, Johnny Carino's or Maggianos (none of which is truly terrible), you will probably find everything authentic here. It wasn't overly kitschy and it certainly has commanding views worth the trip alone (shuttle service is a nice perk, if a bit scary as described), but the food was pretty average with some pure throwaways included for quantity's sake which is a big turn off in my book. Overall, I found the food, including sauces, to be extremely salty and full of oil, both of which weren't necessary considering the freshness of ingredients they use from their garden/farm. Let your food sit for a bit and you will see it quickly. Pasta dishes are the highlight. We liked the handmade zucchini pasta best. Meat plate was a complete throwaway with oil everywhere from grilling and simple salt and pepper prep. When they offer rabbit, sausage, steak, chicken, lamb and "kebab" (turns out to be a combo of everything else on a stick?) and the thin chicken is the best thing on the plate, that's an issue. The other bothersome aspect was that things didn't seem very standardized. For example, certain tables of two were given a nice prosciutto plate with a good portion of prosciutto (not Parma, sorry!) and a pretty large ball of fresh mozzarella. We got 2 slices of prosciutto and 2 slices of smoked mozzarella. When everyone is spending the same thing, this ought not to be the case. Service was almost abnoxiously enthusiastic as if we had never seen Italian food before. Something about the inflection of one of the server's voices was very off putting. "And our amazing gnocchi!" Yeah, got that. I would skip it at 35 euros per person. We had much better meals here for the same price and far more authentic to boot. If you do go, remember to approach it like a buffet and only consume what you like. The bread basket was by far the worst I've experienced in Italy and very stale. Certain items didn't even need to be there. Also, if you want more of anything, just ask and they will be glad to bring it to you. read more

Words cannot explain how good this place is. It was one of the best meal that I have ever had. read more

La Tagliata - View from my seat. - Italian Near Me - Positano, SA

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La Tagliata is the #1 restaurant to eat at in Positano. It has the most stunning views, best service, and top quality food. Be sure to come hungry as the food will keep coming and it gets better with each course. It is a rotating menu, but I've been twice and have not been disappointed with any course. read more

I wish we ate here every night in Positano. Forget that, every night we were in Italy... The food - AMAZING it may be the best Italian i've ever had anywhere in the world. We went with the set menu and they delivered around 20 dishes of excellence along with a couple bottles of wine, dessert and Limoncello. The view - hands down the BEST i've had anywhere in the world. You have to get there before sunset and make sure to sit on the edge. The service - Fantastic all around. They picked us up in a very comfortable shuttle right out front of our hotel. Drove us to the top of Positano with great views along the way. While there the food/wine started coming out immediately and at your pace. We missed the shuttle on the way home, so the owner had our server drive us home! Nicknamed Momma's cooking - THIS PLACE IS A MUST MUST GO! btw - ALL of the above for 30e a person! I love this place... read more

Wow. Just wow. This place is absolute heaven. The food is incredible and the staff made the night truly unforgettable. I'm not joking when I say this was the best meal I've ever had in my life. From start to finish, Tony makes you feel right at home. Everything is extremely fresh and you can taste the amount of love they put into each dish. I feel honored to have eaten at La Tagliata and will come back whenever I have the opportunity. read more

Great restaurant! Friendly service and spectacular views!. Just be prepared and do not expect fancy, gourmet food. This place is more of a family style type of food. Just getting there was an experience. We took from Positano for a hair raising drive up, up the mountain to La Tagliata. And boy was the drive worth it. The restaurant has the most spectacular views i have seen. We sat outside with an amazing, romantic view. The owner introduced himself and welcomed us and proceeded to ask us if we wanted to have lunch and that mama was in the kitchen cooking. You get served what they are cooking that day and the proceed to bring you plate after plate, after plate. Come hungry!. From antipasti like prosciutto and mozarella, melanzale, chick peas, spinach, squid, brocolli to plates of different pasta with different kind of sauces like ricotta ravioli, spaguetti to plates of all types of meats to dessert. All was good!. We also had 2 bottles of wine included in the price of 35€ per person for lunch. As i said,it is more about the experience in such a beautiful and friendly environment than the food. Even though the food was good as well. The family makes their own wine and source their own ingredients. You can seer the little vineyard on the lower levels. The decor is nice and inviting. Really a great , relaxing place. Also, keep in mind it is not located in Positano but in Montepertuso. Great lasting memories... read more

When you consider all the factors of service, location and food, this was maybe the best dining experience i've ever had. This is a family run restaurant up in the hills of positano. They will pick you up from anywhere in positano if you communicate by email ahead of time. The young lady who runs the front is absolutely amazing, a sweetheart with top notch customer service. They sit you down, another family member greets you and IT BEGINS.... There is no menu, they bring house red and white wine, water and the dishes start arriving. I believe it was 8 antipasti, 4 pasta dishes, a salad, and a meat plate. It was absolutely amazing and ridiculous. The meat was underwhelming, as most grilled meats are in europe. As far as everything else, spectacular!! read more

The best dinner I've ever had in my life. My husband and I were treated like Royalty here and the price was unbelievably affordable for the area. We have broken the bank at other restaurants in Positano, but none came close to the experience and amazing food at La Tagliata. read more

The absolute best dining experience I've ever had, La Tagliata treated our party like family and offered a purely, authentic Italian experience. The food was delicious and plentiful, to the point we were stuffed by the second course. Diner beware: come hungry! This was by far our favorite place in Italy. They even gifted us 2x bottles of delicious wine. We will be back! read more

Amazing food! Family style, prix fixe menu: Come prepared to eat A LOT!!! But it's all so good, you won't want to pass anything up. Beautiful views of the water. This restaurant is actually up in Montepertuso, looking down on Positano, but it is worth the trip. read more

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The views were incredible, I'll give them that. And I loved the house white when it was cold. The food and service left much to be desired. Didn't help that a wedding party of 40 showed up a half hour after we did so it became excessively noisy and the service slowed to a crawl. Nothing like drinking warm white wine. We had to be quite and listen through the bridal party speech for 25 min. Wish they would have had a private space to do that in. Worst part is they let people smoke on the walk way which hangs in the air while people are trying to eat. So disturbing. read more

Absolutely AMAZING!! We recently got married in Positano and had our welcome dinner here. The service at La Tagliata is outstanding. The moment you walk into the restaurant you are treated like family. We were expecting a standard dinner and got SO much more. Welcome Prosecco with multiple appetizers and time to chat with guests as everyone arrived .. they arrived in the transportation that was included in the dinner reservation by La Tagliata. They transported ALL 45 of my guests up the hill. Multiple courses of food including fresh grilled vegetables, several different types of homemade pasta ( gnocci, raviolli, lasagna) meats, desserts and limoncello. During our dinner we were singing and even dancing. My husband and I were actually concerned that our wedding would not top this dinner. I am so impressed with the quality of food AND level of service La Tagliata provides. If you ever have the opportunity to go to Positano make a visit to La Tagliata your number one priority!! read more

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With the finest view in Positano comes the finest in farm/table dining. The antipasti plate had seven or eight different offerings, including beans, ceci, chicory, etc. The pasta course had four tastes of different types, including one I'd never had that used zucca in the light sauce. Do spend time with Tony, the proprietor. He lights up the dining room. And it is such a value. read more

So I would like to give this place another outstanding review. It just doesn't get much better than this. I have traveled to various parts of the world and it is hard to imagine a prettier location to have dinner. And the meal matches the view. Plate after plate of wonderful home cooked food. You can taste the love in each bite. And the family; it's hard to not feel like family by the time you leave. The youngest boy was obviously in training and placed bottles of water and wine on the tables as people arrive. I'm not one to say things like cutest thing ever but he was pretty cute going around and checking on people to see how their meal was thus far. Can't say enough nice things. Just make a reservation and head up there for a meal. We drove from Maiori and I didn't think the mountain road was that bad so don't get freaked out by some of the other posts. Happy Eating read more

You must go here if you go to Positano . Loved the fresh food and attention from the staff; I highly recommend it

If you are visiting Sorrento, Positano or anywhere along the Amalfi coast you absolutely MUST eat here. This is the best family owned restaurant I have ever been to in my life. I'm not kidding. Very rarely will you find a restaurant that exceeds expectations in food, hospitality, entertainment and scenery but this place gets 5 stars in every category. Let's start with the food. UH-MAZING. It's fresh, farm-to-table style, huge portions, and great flavor. Your kids will devourer the veggies, believe me! I am not a big meat and pasta eater but even these dishes had my mouth watering. The best part? The vino!! The family makes their own and let me just say it's probably the best wine I've ever had. Both the red and white were lovely and contain no sulfites which means no hangover the next day. Score! As I mentioned earlier this place is a family owned restaurant and they truly treat you like family here. We were moved to a table with a better view, not because we asked, but because they wanted us to have the best experience possible. As you can see from the pictures, the view is breathtaking. You can see all of Positano from the main dining room. The restaurant sits pretty high on the mountain side so of course the views are spectacular. That being said, this place is not easy to get to BUT that leads me to my next rant....they pick you up from your hotel FREE of charge. YES! What restaurant do you know of that offers free transportation to and from? I can't think of any. Another surprise was the live music at the end of the night. They had the entire restaurant singing and dancing. So much fun. You guys, I can't recommend this place enough. I would die a happy gal if this was my last meal on earth. read more

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This place is spectacular. My favorite dining experience during our two week trip to Italy. The service is amazing - you are treated like family. The food varieties were a delight and the wine was flowing the whole evening. We ended up filling up on the all the appetizers (make sure to save room because there are at least 4 courses.) I highly recommend this restaurant for the food, the view, and the service! :) I wish we could have gone more than once on this trip. I'll definitely come back next time I'm in Italy. read more

If you want fresh, home cooked, farm to table, Italian food with an amazing view of the coast, this is the place to come! Just get ready to eat. And eat a lot. This is a skip breakfast and lunch type of place. I actually come to this restaurant right as I got of the path of the gods. And after hiking all day I was hungry. Good thing too. Mama and Papa had an amazing spread all ready. (Note that this is not an a la carte menu. Mama and Papa only make certain things that day and that's what you are getting. If you have special eating needs let them know right at the beginning before you get in to deep.) We started off with a bottle of red and a bottle of white wine with homemade rolls. This was immediately followed by nine, yes nine, antipasti, which consisted of: chickpeas, kidney beans, peas, eggplant parmesan, buffalo mozzarella and prosciutto, potatoes and carrots, spinach, cauliflower, and broccoli with a macaroni casserole. All of it was incredible, but I knew right then I was in for the long haul. Next (after a short break), the primi piatti came out. Thankfully this was only four plates of pasta (all homemade by Mama every morning): ricotta stuffed ravioli with pumpkin, pasta in an amazing zucchini sauce, gnocchi in a tomato sauce (small gnocchi, just incase you aren't the biggest gnocchi fan) and Mama's special pasta - no name (a flat pasta wrapped around ricotta and mozzarella in a tomato sauce). The secondi piatti was a huge platter filled with fresh grilled meats. The meat is barely seasoned, but it is all cooked perfectly. We had chicken, beef, pork, rabbit, lamb, sausage and kebab. This "course" came with two contorni: think cut French fries and a heaping salad. Just when you think you've had your fill, dessert comes to your table. Thankfully it is just one plate, of rich, delicious, homemade desserts. We had two slices of custard and chocolate pie, chocolate filled cream puffs in a chocolate sauce and two cream puffs covered in a creamy pistachio whip. This also came with a plate of fruit salad. Naturally this feast of a meal is followed by Papa's homemade limoncello. If you're walking back down to Positano from here, you'll need it. Like our waiter said: "No limoncello - all stairs. With limoncello - no stairs!" This meal is definitely the biggest bang for the buck. Only 35€ per person and that includes all the food and unlimited (to a point I'm sure) of their homemade wine. On Tuesdays they have dancing - to help offset the food. And if you're lucky enough you might just meet Mama and Papa! (Like I did) Best of luck! And enjoy your time. Sit and stay a while. Like most places in Italy, the table is yours for the night. read more

La Tagliata - The view from our table. - Italian Near Me - Positano, SA

Don't miss this one! We had family style meal and everything was superb! The top was the mixed grilled meat and the Fiorentina steak! The service was super nice and the little cute kid, Matteo, four years old, singed an italian song for us. Love it!!! read more