Teatro di San Carlo is one of the most beautiful opera houses in Italy. Even if you're not an opera…read morefan, you should come for the quintessential Italian experience.

This is a must. period. While vacationing in Rome, I took a side trip to Naples and this was one of…read moremy must see sites. I wasn't here long, at all, but husband and I dropped in early afternoon to queue and buy tickets for a tour. We enjoyed it very much. If we had more time and stayed in the area, we would've tried to catch a show, but this was the next best thing and it was great. If you have time and can't catch a show, this is the next best thing. The tour guide was passionate and told us stories about the theater. There was plenty of time to take pictures as well.

Found this place by chance on the way back from Vesuvius. Couldn't have found a better place…read more Waiter was amazing. Even gifted us an appetizer and was extremely welcoming, and to top it of the Pizza here is Delicious!! Prices are good too. 7€ for a pizza. Bomb !

Our best restaurant experience in positano! we ate here both nights…read more After wandering around the first night and receiving a recommendation from someone at the Sirenuse hotel to check out Max for some good pasta, we decided to give it a try. So happy we did. The bread basket alone was the first indicator - they had such an array of options and all of it was warm and fresh - the focaccia was literally the best I've ever had, it was oily and salty in itself, and so rich to snack on before the food arrived The mozzarella Caprese was so fresh and delicious. The tomatoes were perfectly ripe, the cheese was clearly fresh and highly quality. Only available in Italy like that for sure. I tried the sea bass the first night - amazing. Falls off the fork it's cooked so tenderly, and the lemon sauce, everything was perfect. The second night, i had the lasagna which was also incredible and so visually stunning, just this round pasta in layers of gooey cheese, meat and sauce. On the first night My friend had the seafood pasta wjicj she was raving about, on the second night she had the pasta trio which wasn't worth ordering. Everything else was seriously amazing and the prices weren't insane despite positano being the most expensive leg of the trip. Totally would come back.

The restaurant is beautiful and the food was great. However the service was awful. The sommelier…read morewas very rude and spoke down to us. I'm not sure if I was due to the language barrier or because we were American. The whole dinner was very awkward and we did not feel welcome.