Stumbled upon this bar while exploring Sorrento & so glad we did! Hubs doesn't drink beer however…read moreloves a cider! He had the pear cider & I had a berry cider. Both were crisp & very flavorful. I loved it because you don't feel bloated or too full after eating Italian cuisine all day/night! Perfect night cap!

Fantastic Irish pub when in Sorrento. They pull a nice Guinness and their live music only adds to…read morethe vibe. Worth a stop.

I never write reviews but made an account just for this. The food is the main issue and is…read moredisappointing in all honesty, an absolutely beautiful seaside restaurant close to Naples that serves elegant, ON PAPER, seafood dishes with fish like swordfish, cod, catfish, shell fish and octopus and more that is obviously days old from the taste wether cooked or uncooked, or a severe lack of season that can taste like nothing (how does caviar taste like hardly anything compared to the risotto it's paired with or even the one beer tasted literally watered down) or too much of it to where a single component overpowers the flavor of everything else forcing you to keep it separate. A massive overcharge on small portions for the meals because they try to come off as a fancy cuisine doing decorations with sauces and flowers meanwhile I can make a better tasting fish from a grocery store days from the ocean with just butter and salt. When you take a peak in their kitchen from the door you see tubs and tubs of premade ingredients and sauces dated from the beginning (or even prior probably) week. it may be different during peak hours but on a normal Thursday night not even an hour into dinner service they have 1 single cook/chef doing all the work and two front house staff that disappear or are going on their phones in a way that seems to try and avoid you. The whole experience gave the impression of a restaurant past its prime and only falling more and more from complacency. I'm no culinary expert but from working 3 years in a restaurant in AZ I believe this place could be so much more but fails due to what seems like negligence and monetary greed. At least this is all the impression we got from visiting on a Thursday afternoon not even an hour into dinner service (around 20:00) with only two other tables (only 2-3 people) there with one not even ordering food (don't blame them) TLDR - the risotto was good - The seafood items (fish, calamari, octopus, shellfish)for a seaside restaurant was either old or overpriced for what was given - The drinks are simple but overpriced or marked up cheap alcohol - The kitchen seems understaffed, cutting corners for a restaurant that tries to appeal as high end cuisine ( random take but having worked in a restaurant's kitchen bothers me the most ) - portions are small while trying to appear fancy with decorative items and sauces while being nothing notable - the building itself is very beautiful and creative in design but is contrary in nature to the food served

This is a great seafood restaurant near the Portici Ercalano train station. They have very fresh…read moreseafood. The raw oysters on the half shell we're very good. They also have an awesome fried assortment of seafood that is awesome. Highly recommend!

We stayed in Pogerola, Amalfi for four days over New Year, and finding Gerry's Pub was one of the…read morehighlights of our trip. While many places were closed during the holiday, Gerry's Pub was open -- and what a lucky discovery it was. Gerry is such a kind, welcoming, and genuine host. From the moment we walked in, we felt at home. We came here for both breakfast and dinner, and every meal was homemade, comforting, and absolutely delicious. You can truly taste the care and heart that goes into the food. This place is more than just a pub -- it's a warm gathering spot, especially during the quieter winter season. Gerry's hospitality made our stay in the Amalfi Coast feel even more special, and we genuinely miss him and the lovely moments spent there. If you're staying in or near Pogerola, don't miss this hidden gem. Gerry's Pub made our trip memorable, and we can't wait to return someday.

Get their special for the day! You know it's going to be homemade and good. I got the lasagna and I…read morehave no complaints. My wife ordered the pizza and did not like it. This is a cute family run spot, pretty casual and has a nice terrace with views. Gerry, the owner, seems to always be there and he is very friendly.

The fish and chips were great! Best Gnocchi I have ever had! Wonderful restaurant and amazing…read moreservice. Will return on our next visit to Sorrento. :)

Great place run by a mother son. Don't pass it up!! The CAPRESE salad and lasagna were fabulous!!…read moreGreat service. Suggested since good places in Minori our, next stop. It is not fancy. On main street. But you won't be sorry. Come to this place. Really fab

We selected this place because of the high rating. Although the food was good, The poor service…read moreruined the experience. When we arrived we were the only customers in the restaurant. It was apparent that the waitresses were disappointed to have to tear themselves away from their cell phones to serve us. We ordered a burger and fries. Our fries came about a half hour before the rest of our order. Neither waitress paid any attention to us unless we dramatically flagged them down. I wouldn't go back.

The reason it's four stars is because the view is just perfect. It's worth going here to sit and…read morelisten to music and watch the sunset. The drinks were weak and very small. Tons of ice or in a tiny glass. NOT worth the price. But then again, I suppose you are paying for the view.

We just happened upon this place as we were doing some window shopping. This place has Lovely music…read moreand ambience. Comfortable tables and seating. According to my Italian friend, the aperitivo is good and up to her standards. Overlooking the bay of Naples. We were served small plate of cheese puffs, pizzetta, and focaccia ham and cheese sandwiches. Extensive cocktail menu - good way to start off the evening.