Came here for the beach. It's a nice property and the "beach" access is very expensive 20€ a person…read moreand they don't accept credit cards. Like most beaches in Naples, this is not really a beach but rather a set of rock formations from which you can jump into the water. The water is wonderful as are the views. The people are super friendly. Make sure to only use the ladder to get back on from the water (jumping in is no issue), because I got cut on the rocks trying to climb out of the water without using the ladder.

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A truly wonderful place to hold a wedding reception for the daughter. We had a small intimate…read morewedding celebration, 36 adult guests in total - immediate family and friends. Highly recommended - Service was excellent- waiters were very attentive and unobtrusive. Very much what to expect for what I can only describe as old fashioned. It's the kind of place with a head waiter dressed in a tuxedo suit. Very well organized - each course served by several waiters so no one was waiting. It was timed it so that you could eat leisurely and have time to breathe between courses. Food was very well prepared. hors d'oeuvres for reception on the grassy and tree lined terrace included multiple delicious classic pairings : cream with dollop of caviar or smoked salmon bites on toast, assorted battered seafood and cheesy bites, baked tiny pizzas and bruschetta ( no pictures - busy with photos of family and bride and groom.) Venue for actual dinner was so beautifully setup and decorated . We were outdoors and they had it prepared for rainy weather and boy, that thunderstorm sounded like a fireworks show to cap the night. Live music and soloist during dinner was great and so was the DJ for dancing after ( not part of venue). There is a second floor for guests to go to to rest and it was quiet enough for the 2 babies to fall asleep. Here's a reminder- the towns along the Amalfi coast are all really on a mountain - a lot of winding roads to get to places . Keep your legs and knees in shape- expect a lot of stair climbing and walking from main roads. And it's a pasta lovers' dream - you can't really low carb here. The stair climbing and walking is great to work off some of the Carbs. Weather changes often- for this day we started with overcast skies that gave way to sunshine during the ceremony then a real rainy and loud thunderstorm which cleared as we ended. So do come prepared. Bonus: there was a church along the way that you can visit if you have time.

I don't have the words, CA is an absolute paradise. I have been describing it as "heaven on earth"…read more We just came back from our honeymoon in Capri. We stayed a little over a week in Capri Town and about a week at the CA in AnnaCapri. I didn't want to leave. We booked the Chef's table at Terrazza di Lucullo, woke up to breakfast's on our private terrace, enjoyed our days in the stunning swimming pool sipping cocktails and eating oysters. We walked their gardens and snuck a few of their cherry tomatoes. We cancelled a few of our dinner reservations because we did not want to leave the property. To top it off, CA is located in AnnaCapri and fully accessible by taxi. So you don't need to walk much while here. You can also take a boat to Fontelina from here, taxi to Paolino or Il Riccio and enjoy a very easy stroll to Zuma. This is it for Capri. I can see the equivalent notoriety of Punta Tragara because of the Faraglioni view, but it loses to CA in all remaining categories. You don't have to take my word for it, you will regret it yourself on your first sweaty hike to your PT hotel lobby.

My husband and I have enjoyed a beautiful three night stay at this spectacular hotel. Every one of…read morethe hotel staff have been extremely professional, polite, and helpful. We would especially like to thank our server, Lucia. She always welcomed us to each meal with a big bright smile. Lucia made our stay the most unforgettable ever with her kindness, warmth, and professional demeanor. We will be back! Bravo to Francesco and family!!! KC and Jack Kielty NYC

While visiting the beautiful coastal town of Sorrento, my wife and I accidentally created a new…read morenightly tradition and it involved returning again and again to La Laterna. What started as "let's try this place tonight" quickly turned into, "So, same time tomorrow?" By the second evening, it wasn't just dinner, it was our official romantic Sorrento ritual. Candlelit tables, that charming Italian ambiance, and the kind of atmosphere that makes you slow down and actually enjoy every bite (and each other). The food? Absolutely delicious. Every dish tasted fresh, authentic, and made with care. You know it's good when you start planning tomorrow's order before you've even finished tonight's meal. We kept telling ourselves we'd try somewhere new and then somehow found ourselves back at La Laterna. No regrets. And the service? Truly top notch. Christian, our gracious host, welcomed us like old friends from night one. Tony, Angelo, and Roberto took such great care of us! attentive, warm, and always ready with a smile (and probably amused that we kept coming back). By the end of our trip, it felt less like we were dining out and more like we were being looked after by family. Now, let's talk about the real reason we may or may not have returned nightly: the tiramisu. Listen! I don't throw this around lightly. It was the best part of every dinner. Every. Single. Night. Light, creamy, perfectly balanced, it basically became our grand finale. We'd say we were too full and then somehow a tiramisu would appear and disappear just as quickly. La Laterna didn't just serve us dinner, it gave us a simple, romantic, joy filled routine during our stay in Sorrento. Great food, wonderful people, and desserts that will forever live in our memories (and possibly on my waistline). If you're in Sorrento, do yourself a favor and go. And if you end up going back the next night, we completely understand.

Best Italian food I've ever had!!! The waiter was so kind and accommodating with my nut allergy…read more It's quiet and beautiful inside. The gnocchi is a must get! I wish I would've put the leftover table bread in my purse

We came in one night for dinner while staying nearby in Naples. The place is small so seating can…read moretalk a little while. But the staff was friendly and we were able to get a seat without too much of a wait. I'm giving this restaurant 5 stars primarily because the offer something very unique. A vegetarian Ragu with seitan. This place is known for great ragu, which is meat based. But they offer a vegitarian version that was very good. I got a mushroom pasta dish that was very tatsy and filling. I could only eat half due to how filling it was. My wife got an Aperol spritz and I got an italian beer. If we were back in the area we'd likely stop back in to rty other options on their large menu.

Great restaurant, especially for their pasta dishes. My waiter was also super friendly and patient…read morewith my American self when explaining to me all the different kinds of pastas they had and which ones were freshly made. He even had some sample dry pastas with him to physically show me as a little demonstration, which I thought was really nice and appreciated very much. I ended up ordering the fresh scialatielli with ragu and ricotta (€13.50), which was simple yet tasty. The fresh pasta was cooked very well with a classic preparation. They also gave a generous amount of parmesan on the side. I also tried the fresh lemonade, which was very lemony and slightly fizzy for additional refreshment. The place is somewhat small inside but I was able to get a table without any wait. The kitchen is right next to the seating area, so it's kind of cool to see the cooks right there. Overall, Tandem is a great place for pasta dishes with very friendly service.