While this place has a bit of a feel of a formal dining hall, it is some of the best food in the…read morearea. Nonna Sceppa is justly known for their Campania style cuisine, a blend of seafood (being along the coast) dishes and heartier country food from the neighboring farmlands and mountains. They also have an extensive wine list.

Top shelf food and cool outdoor (but fully covered) environment…read more Just how I imagined my Italian Grandma (or Nonna) would do it if I had one!

This place was recommended by a local as being a go to place for good food…read more We went here after walking through the museum and temple grounds. It's conveniently located almost next door and right in the middle of the center. The menu was simple and easy . We were with a group and shared more than half the menu. Everything was great! Last but not least it was probably one of the lowest priced meals on our trip:)

This restaurant is vey close to the entrance of the temples. It's maybe a little touristy, but…read morestill the food is very good. We only got a sampler plate of local cheeses and cold cuts and particularly liked the smoked mozzarella.

Great pizza, great price. The pizza was fresh, delicious and cheap at only €4-5…read more The staff could only speak Italian, fortunately that was no problem for us. Original, delicious and simple pizzeria!

Pizza was solid ... no complaints ... but not the best ever ... but great value. 7 ate for 30 euro…read more... we liked the Primavera pizza and the zucco pizza.

OHMYGOD! OHMYGOD! OHMYGOD!…read more This is one of the best meals I've ever had! Hubby and I shared the buffalo mozzarella, the stewed vegetables, and the sliced beef with parmesan, arugula, and balsamic reduction. We moaned through the entire meal. The service was impeccable, a constant in Italy, and the ambiance was wonderful. The building had to be 500 years old and might have been much older. The entire village was charming. When we were leaving the waiter said, "See you next time." If we're ever back that way we will.

We had dinner here our first night in town and WOW!! Started with some local white and red wine…read morewith the steak tartare, which was incredible. Had a couple of pastas, then onto the star of the show which was the bistecca. Absolutely incredible meal. We also had the deer which was fab as well. The service was superb. Would absolutely return to this restaurant. Is a must if you are in the area. There is street parking and a paid lot right near restaurant as well.

I love Masseria Feudo! I spent hours, days, weeks, months researching my vacation and picking a…read moreplace for an overnight stay in a few out of the way places was the hardest part... how do you know what's best, amiright? I'm so glad I chose Masseria Feudo. I was looking for a location that was close to Paestum and the Bufalo Mozarrella Farm, Tenuto Vannulo. Well, Masseria Feuddo was like 5 minutes from the farm and 10 minutes from Paestum, WAY closer than I even realized. So, the location is AWESOME. I will admit that the rooms are a little old school for someone who is used to staying at Marriotts. I'm not a fan of bedspreads, but things are different in Italy... most of these farmstays are much more casual and I was completely comfortable in our room. It was simple, but had our needs. the TV was hilarious and teeny up in the corner, but we weren't there long enough to need a television. Everything else was comfortable and easy to use. We had a big patio off of our second floor room, so that was pretty cool and we totally would have used it if we had been there longer, but this was just an overnight stay. The only thing I thought was a little weird, is they charge $10 if you want AC, which we did not need, but in the summer might be an issue. When we arrived we were HUNGRY and asked for dinner. Or host asked if we wanted antipasti and we said yes, but we should have said, we'll share one, because it was HUGE! So big that we couldn't even order any other dishes as we were STUFFED with roasted veggies, pasta bites, cheeses, etc. So, so good. I felt like for the first time on this trip, I was getting some full on Italian fare and this is what I had been waiting for. They do the full on Italian dinner with a pasta course, meat course and dessert, but we had to pass. At breakfast the next day, we were provided a selection of breads and pastries with butter and jams. Simple, but yummy. The family who runs Masseria Feudo is all really friendly. They don't speak a lot of English, but Vincenzo was the one we dealt with through most of our visit and he had decent English and was fun to talk to. I know our room was €66, but don't remember what the charge for dinner and beers was. Overall affordable, though and highly recommended!

Great restaurant across the street from our hotel (Ariston)…read more Not only were the food & drinks fantastic but the staff were super attentive and friendly. The owner (Vincenzo) and his wife actually came and sat with us and bought us some Limonchello after our dinners were done.

Go eat there, seriously just go. The owner/waiter is storybook Italian charming and food is great…read more So I like pasta, who knew at 42. Generous pour of house wine and you get little gifts (food) when you come in.... it's what you want as a visitor to this country ...