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.

Our B&B host in Vico Equense (a foodie chef) said to make sure to have the local mozzarella in…read morePaestum. We asked the ticket-taker at the archaeological site where to try some, and he recommended this place, which I would have skipped, thinking it's too close to the tourist attractions. Wrong. We had lunch there and I was OVER THE MOON with the amazing local treats. We used our broken Italian and they were very gracious. Don't miss it if you're in Paestum or nearby. (We sat outside under the shade of an umbrella.)

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.

Our impromptu lunch here might be the best meal we had in Italy...and that is saying something!…read more We shared the Buffalo mozzarella, the sliced beef with Parmesan cheese, rocket and balsamic reduction and the ciambotta stewed vegetables. They were all outstanding as was the service. Seriously if this place was closer I would go back again tomorrow. If you happen to be in the area visiting the Parco Archeologico di Paestum I recommend paying this place a visit. Weak translation: Il nostro pranzo improvvisato qui potrebbe essere il miglior pasto che abbiamo avuto in Italia ... e questo sta dicendo qualcosa! Abbiamo condiviso la mozzarella di bufala, la carne affettata con parmigiano, rucola e riduzione di balsamico e le verdure ciambotta in umido. Erano tutti eccezionali come era il servizio. Seriamente se questo posto fosse più vicino, ci tornerei domani. Se vi capita di essere in zona visitando il Parco Archeologico di Paestum, vi consiglio di visitare questo posto.

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!

We stopped here for a drink after an amazing visit to the temples. We had a cocktail and were…read moreseveral several small snacks-grilled mortadella. Bruchetta(amazing) arancinj, until we said no more. Wonderful food, drinks in front of the Temples. Much more elegant than those on the other side, and prices were very very reasonable. Nice gift shop too. Will definitely go back when we visit again.

After spending the morning at Paestum we were looking for a place to relax and get a snack. Staff…read morehere were very patient and friendly. Taking time with us as we did not speak the native tongue. The food was tasty and of good quality. It was also pretty good value for money even though they could charge more due to the location. The restaurant looks right onto Paestum, giving great views of the temples and Roman ruins. The vibe here is classy whilst also relaxing - really great place to relax after a busy day. I would recommend this place and would love to come back again.

We were visiting Paestum, and saw signs for this place and it was recommended to us by one of the…read morelocal venders. Reviews indicated it was good, and the key to the location was the views of the ruins of Paestum itself. Very well presented on the outside. Formal looking dining room, bar and outside sitting were all very clean and appealing. We had the "light lunch" which was substantial, while sitting outside staring at the ruins. We both commented that it was the stereo-typical image of the Italian experience for North Americas, before they get to Italy. Driving through country roads, to see something ancient, and then enjoying a relaxing well-made mid-afternoon lunch with local wine. We'll be back and recommend it to others.