I ordered 1x Hosomaki Salmone and it was so simple but so delicious. I'd recommend this place to…read moreeveryone. I did take out, but their service did provide chopsticks and soy sauce which was good.

The popularity of sushi is on the rise! This is such a simple concept and I'm so happy they'd…read moreintroduced it to this area. I found dining here so convenient during my two-month stay as they were just down the street from my apartment! They're open dinner hours, which is limited, but worked out perfectly. At opposite ends of their location are bars for breakfast or lunch snacks. They serve the more popular selections such as salmon, tuna, and shrimp. I like how they have mini cut up sushi-ritos and serve mini sandwiches. Easy to eat and great idea! They're made fresh and you can take them to-go or for 'take away' in neatly packaged containers. They're perfectly situated! This Sushi Lab is located a couple blocks away from Piazza Bellini. It is surrounded by other restaurant choices, but if you love sushi and are looking for a quicker meal, this is the only sushi spot for the area. Nearby are the main streets Piazza Cavour / Piazza Museo; where the National Archaeological Museum of Naples is found. This is a fairly new location. The manager was super friendly. The prices are decent and you should find them to try them when you're out and about in this part of Napoli!

Good place to have a quick snack and a cold beer. The squid and anchovies were lightly battered,…read morecooked fresh, and did not need any condiments. The Peroni limoni was a good accompaniment to the snack.

This place was fun. I guess it's the concept. Something I've not seen before. They have a LOT of…read moreoptions for their 'cuoppos', but I went with the choice of the day. Glad I did cause it had options I like. (calamari, french fries, fried mozzarella balls)! (And for travelers, be forewarned. When they say calamari it's full on tentacle and the other pieces. So if you're expecting just circular pieces, don't.) I love each individually and got all in one place! They should put it on the menu permanently. There are a couple stools and tables to sit outside. The ladies serving me were nice and funny. I had to give it 3 stars cause the calamari wasn't very hot and the mozzarella balls were just that, mozzarella balls where they were fried but they weren't hot and the ball didn't melt at all. Only the outside seemed to be cooked perfectly. Besides the fries, which were great, everything else was just kinda luke-warm. All in all it wasn't bad and I'd probably try other ones if I was there. There were 5 other people that were eating there and they all seemed to really love what they were having! It's kinda off the beaten path (you have to take the path to Piazza dei Dogi to get to it). There is another place in Piazza Duomo that people went to but I don't recall seeing as many options.

As me and my wife were walking down to the beach we saw this little hidden gem on our way down…read morethere so we said why not let's get some food. The service is here is absolutely incredible 5 out of 5. There are waiters standing spaced out throughout the restaurant waiting to help you out with anything you might need. To start off we were given a delicious loaf of bread paired with house butter which was really good. The prices here are definitely on the higher side but hey you live only once right?! To start off we got the roasted octopus with potatoes and baby spinach which was a kind of small dish but the flavor was there. For the main dish I got the Mixed Pasta with wild octopus and its sauce which was outstanding. To finish off we were given complementary little pasties to end the night on the sweet side. Overall the restaurant is very nice and it's located in a courtyard of a an amazing hotel.

Do not leave bad reviews as a cook myself I believe every restaurant should get a chance to make…read moreany prospective customer happy but the maître d' here pissed me off so here we are :) Walked up and was treated with "if you don't have a reservation we don't have room for you" out of nowhere, completely unprompted. Told the guy that we did in fact have one and preceded to have the most mid, overpriced meal we've had in Italy. Go anywhere else in positano for Italian fare of the same quality, and if you actually want Michelin guide level quality go to da Vincenzo instead. I've been to dozens of guide restaurants, and handful of 1 stars and a 2 star and honestly no idea how this place is on the guide.

Amazing food with farm to table concept that I adore…read more They have a free shuttle service that was better than Tagliata and it seems less touristy than other places (aka less people know about it), although obviously, this establishment still caters to tourists. Service was astounding and food was astonishing. However, I feel easily pleased with food while abroad so I moreso would like to comment on the service and ambiance. Overall, great views, food, company, and ambiance!

Great views and a "farm to table" concept, would recommend coming here! good food for the most part…read more- would not recommend the desserts though. After being tricked by tourist traps via TripAdvisor all over Rome, I'm glad we found this place! - Ambiance (Yay) was great, no tacky checkered table cloths and good amount of elbow room here - Service (€3 pp, eh) started off well when we arrived early but was VERy slow when more guests arrived - Parking @7 on Monday if you drive yourself is decent, street parking Food (YAY): - free bread (ok): haven't really had "good" bread in Italy besides pizza type dough tbh. I'm a fan of crusty Spanish bread, French croissants, etc but the bread here generally doesn't cut it - minestrone (€12, yay): lots of veggies like onions, tomatoes and potatoes, not super acidic - gnocchi (€14, yay): fresh and tangy but sweet tomatoes, perfectly cooked gnocchi - sea bass (€24, yay): basically steamed, cooked in water and served with a mostly tomato-based slightly thickened sauce - steak (€22, SO said yay): sans-fat, served with butter/roasted rosemary potatoes Dessert (NAY): - lemon dessert cake (€10 - meh): overly sweet filling and cake, but the cake was moist - mousse w/strawberries (€10 - BoOoo): wrongly tempted by the "made from our garden" strawberries, this was super super sweet and lost the "fresh" aspect TLDR: great views, would recommend for a romantic dinner - not the cheapest but quality ingredients and friendly overall. Save some € and pass on the desserts though.

The food was okay, but the service was terrible. It genuinely felt like they didn't want us there…read more They took our order and delivered our food, but that was the only interaction. They never glanced in our direction. They tossed our plates down without looking where they put them. At one point, a server threw a bag of bread on our table after we'd finished our dinners. She was walking by, didn't slow down, and tossed a bag of bread in front of my son. When we first arrived, they asked if we had taken the boat from Amalfi. We hadn't, and after that, everything seemed to change. If you do decide to eat here, maybe say yes to the boat question. I'm thinking maybe they charge a table fee for the people who take their water taxi, and that's why they didn't want us there. Who knows. Overall, I wish we had gone somewhere else. I can't remember ever eating at a restaurant that felt so dismissive. It wasn't just passive-aggressive--it felt like they were put off by us being there, which was really weird. We spent a lot of money there. I'm at a loss. They were getting on very well with the tables near us. I loved Italy so much; this was by far the worst experience we had on our trip. There is another restaurant right next to this one on a dock. If you have the choice, I'd definitely go to that one. 5 stars to the one on the dock.

The food was very good, but the service was the worst vibe we've had in Italy. It was a bad…read moreexperience and made a significant impression on my teenage kids. When our server came we were asked if we came by boat from Amalfi and we said no (staying in Conca de Marini). Maybe it was this or because we are Americans, but the service was an embarrassment. All of our meals came out at different times, the bread was thrown on the table as an afterthought in a bag in front of my teenage son, the plates were slammed down on the table, we were never checked on and when ready to leave we had try very hard to get anyone's attention. I would never recommend eating here unless you enjoy passive aggressive exchanges. If you do eat here tell them you came on the boat from Amalfi even if you didn't.

Le Camerelle is always a fav of mine in Capri! Located right at the end of the road it's named…read moreafter, it's truly charming for lunch or dinner. The ambiance is lovely, food is always consistent. I love all their pastas, veggies & bread. If you are in Capri, it's a must spot to dine in.

One of the best meals of our trip! Such a cute restaurant right in the center of town, great for…read morepeople watching while enjoying a tasty meal. Service was great - they were on water service & very friendly. The waiter let me taste a few wines before choosing one. The food was absolutely delicious!! I wasn't sure what the black cod camerelle style would be but i tried it per the waiters recommendation and it was sooo good! it reminded me of a miso black cod but maybe a little less sweet. the veggies were yummy as was the eggplant parmesan. i tried the lobster pasta the first time i came here a few years ago and remembered how yummy it was so we came back! i tried the nerano pasta which was out of this world. the chicken looked really good and my dad enjoyed it. my sister really enjoyed the sea bass / bronzino. this will definitely be on my go-to list whenever i come to capri!!! 10/10 oh and they have gluten free bread!

My rating is based on my own personal order. I got chicken fried rice and after a week of Italian…read morefood, even good Italian food, as an Asian girl my dish really hit the spot. It was good! Our server was polite and efficient and the place is clean. My other friend got basil chicken which she said was good. Another got shrimp pad Thai, he said that it didn't taste like pad thai, more like stir fry noodles, but it was tasty. Two got burgers which they said was decent, but the meat tasted lean. Not necessarily a bad thing but I think we're used to a more fatty mix in the US. There's Italian food served here too, but we didn't get any. Definitely give this place a shot if you want something a little different and not fancy.

Pretty freakin good here, after eating pasta and tomato sauce every day in Positano and Capri! The…read moreTom yum and Pad Thai is really good. I've been waiting all day to go back again lol

Very quaint and homey traditional spot in Atrani. Everyone was very friendly and the food was…read moredelicious! My brother and I shared spaghetti bolognese and the lasagne. A very good beginning to our Italy trip!

My family and I are on vacation in Atrani and have eaten at mistral four times in the last week…read more The marinated anchovies are very well prepared and I recommend trying them even if you have not liked anchovies in the States. They are quite different here, fresh, and much milder. The pasta is homemade and there is a large selection. The house wine is quite good, and as with much of the menu items, quite cheap (3 Euro). Our waiter, Daniel, was always helpful and by the third visit already knew what we wanted to order. There are several restaurants in the Atrani central plaza, but Mistral is the best.