Love this s place. Been to Sorrento twice and love the shop owner, Annamarie. She is such a…read moresweetheart. The ceramics are also beautiful and not the typical style seen in Italy. Well worth the trip. My daughter still talks about Annamarie. Can't wait to go back.

Amazing ceramics and pottery. Would love to buy more from back home in the states. Please go…read morethere.

I highly advise you stopping by this wonderful store. The owners, Antonino and his mother are so…read morefriendly and helpful. We first met them when we were lost trying to find our B & B. They quickly took control, called the owner for us and helped us to meet up with the B & B owners. They are the best! They are so friendly! Their store mostly sells beautiful ceramic dishes and other items. They also have other gift items as well. Prices are very reasonable and they will pack and ship anything you purchase. You'll enjoy talking to Antonino as well. He English is good since he's lived in the US a number of years too. So stop by, say "hi" and tell him Veronica from Hawaii sent you!

We were walking around Sorrento and saw the many beautiful inlaid pieces at A. Stinga. Never…read moreintended to purchase but the table was beautiful and very fairly priced. The ownership is very proud of their work, and should be. We had the table shipped back to the USA and assembly was super simple. I highly recommend A. Stinga.

Great coffee and orange juice at reasonable prices. I enjoyed the pastries as well. I went here…read more4x during my stay. I wish i had discovered it earlier.

I came in here to buy Refrig magnets. Clean shop, take credit cards, friendly staff that speaks…read moreEnglish in the cryogenic Sorrento. 4 magnets for €10.

During our June vacation in Italy, on our last night in Sorrento, we discovered a wonderful ceramic…read moreshop named "STINGA INTARS" and purchased several items for shipment back to our home in New York. The pieces were exquisite, but we were worried about bringing them back in our luggage, so we were delighted when the proprietor offered to construct a wooden crate (with styrofoam padding) and ship them (for a modest fee). He did warn us that it would take several weeks for delivery. However,it is now over two months and no crate has yet arrived! We did receive one cardboard box containing only two of the items (but one of these, a small spaghetti gauge, was broken due to padding with newspaper only) We anxiously await the remainder of our shipment from this otherwise fine establishment.