We found this place by looking on The Fork and Yelp. The ratings were spot on…read more The atmosphere is casual but cozy. The staff was super friendly and made some great recommendations. We started with the Fiori de zuccha ripieni and it was phenomenal. It was lightly fried with a slight crisp outer crust and the cheese was creamy. A delightful starter. We also had the Provola affumicata e salame calabro crostoni. The salame was spicy but delicious. The dough had amazing flavors of garlic and cheese. It was simply delightful. My husband had the sea bass in a lemon butter sauce with potato's. The potato's had a nice crisp on the outside. I had the special of the day, which was the ragu with sausage, meatballs and short ribs. The pasta was similar to a rigatoni but bigger. The sauce was delicious. Their house wine was a perfect touch to pair with our meal. We ended it with some limoncello. We were too full to eat any dessert. I'm sure it would have been delicious. After each course, they brought out clean silverware, which is a nice touch. I also noticed that a lot of restaurants throughout Italy plays American music but this restaurant played Italian music which was a nice touch.

Mattia was extraordinary from the moment we met him. He took the time to get to know us and…read moreunderstand what we envisioned for our meal. His suggestions were spot-on, and he even prepared a frutti di mare that wasn't on the menu -- absolutely fantastic. He also offered me seasonal peppers to include in my pasta tried it ..loved it!, helpful tip that showed his attention to detail. And hands down, it was the best limoncello I had during my visit to Sorrento. The restaurant is slightly removed from the hustle and bustle of the main shops, but we scored with a local market right next door. A must-try experience!

We had spent the entire day travelling the Amalfi coast in a small boat so by the time we got back…read moreto our Airbnb, we were exhausted. We obviously needed dinner, and were not about to just have our breakfast provisions for dinner. After a quick google search, we saw Torna a Surriento Trattoria, with great reviews across all platforms, especially Yelp, was a 1 minute walk from us. I could see it from our driveway. This was the answer. We got there about 3 min before opening and there were already people waiting to be seated. Quite the good sign. After about 15 min from being seated, the place was almost full. The restaurant screams homey, in the best ways. It's bright and cheerful, with eclectic decorations that aren't over the top annoying or too busy. The tables are laid out well and spaced nicely. And it was clean. The wall decorations and other stuff around weren't covered in dust. I loved that. The value here is incredible. I read quite a few reviews saying stuff like, oh the high ratings are because the food is so cheap. Yes, the food is inexpensive but it's home cooking. It was delicious. I went to a 1 star Michelin restaurant while in Sorrento and spent literally 1000 Euro for the two of us. I'm not saying that experience wasn't amazing, because it was, I would do it again. But I would abso-freaking-lutely come back to eat at this restaurant at about 100 Euro for 4 people, including cocktails and wine. the king prawn on the Scialatiello allo scoglio was so tender and delicious, I have nasty daydreams about it. I can't say that about the prawn dish I had at the starred restaurant. Now was everything a hit? No. I wasn't a fan of cold broccoli rabe on our starter and thought there would be more fried fish, but the elements on it were delicious, save the broccoli. Also, this place is a good time. Check out their website/Facebook page. The singing and absolute joy is what we experienced and even I, the person who hates being sung to with a vehement passion, the secondhand embarrassment is super real with me, enjoyed myself.

A lively and spirited dining experience. We came right at opening and were seated immediately. We…read moreordered a liter of the red wine which you should be aware is carbonated. It not the most high end wine, but it tastes decent. The house bread was perfectly baked. We got an order of gnocchi Sorrentino and a broccoli pasta. Both were delicious, but I wouldn't order the broccoli pasta unless you really like the taste of broccoli. Ended with meloncello which was creamy and sweet - the best digestive and a welcome change after all the limoncello we'd had!

Loved this place! Several comments on the web recommended Taverna while staying in Positano and the…read morebest part is they have a car that can come pick you up. Giuseppe was super responsive, organized pick-up and drop-off for us and ended up being our server for the evening as well. The salad we had to start (with the avocados) was a very delicious start. We had a few pastas and a pizza all of which we enjoyed and the bottle of red recommended by Giuseppe was also another winner that I wish I could remember. If you find yourself planning an Amalfi trip, you should add Taverna Del Leone because you'll be very happy you did!

Food and service has always been consistently fantastic. However, on our recent visit, the service…read moreleft much to be desired. Throughout the evening we felt somewhat forgotten and unattended to. We needed to ask for olive oil and remind the server to bring our sparkling water. Little help was offered nor suggestions given when ordering the wine. Our server never checked on us mid-meal to see if all was satisfactory. We needed to ask another server for our check and once it arrived, the server ignored us again. My husband had to approach the cashier in order to pay our check. Unacceptable. To cap off the lack of service, we were ignored once again and had to wait over 30 minutes for the shuttle to return us to our hotel. We give high marks for food; low marks for service.

A causal stroll in town and the savory smell coming from this restaurant led us decided to have…read moredinner here. Unique decor with ancient walls, colorful paintings and stone arches inside. The staffs were nice and friendly. Delicious food with an extensive wine list! Four of us ordered 5 dishes to share: -Crunchy Octopus and Potatoes -Slow cooked Piglet Belly -Grilled Whole fish (catch of the day) which they skillfully de-bone at the table -Mushroom Risotto with Black Truffle -Fusilli with Wild Boar Ragù What a delightful dinner from start to finish. Nice presentation on fresh, good quality ingredients. A real treat for our taste buds, for sure! :D

Our driver told us to try this place as it was one of his favorites. I was surprised to see only…read more3.8 stars. The service and food were great.

This was the closest restaurant to our Airbnb in Positano but it was amazing. Literally nestled on…read morethe side of a mountain, the views were amazing (be mindful of cars and mopeds when walking around the corners!). The food is so fresh and some of the best pasta. Th owners are friendly and hospitable. They have a small menu that rotates every few days, but we came here twice in our trip because it was so tasty. Definitely recommend as a part of your Italy adventures!

10/10. What you want when you come to Italy. Small dining area but quaint. Great service and even…read morebetter food.

What an absolutely lovely way to spend our last night in Sorrento! The seafood pasta I had was…read moreamazing, and my wife had gnocchi even her Nona would be proud of. This place is classy and comfortable - and the service was fantastic! If you're in Sorrento, IT come here. It's fantastic. Edit: As a finisher, just had the Ricotta cheesecake with salted caramel...uhhhh this officially unlocked something. I've never had such an insanely delicious and SURPRISINGLY light dessert before. 11/10 would regurgitate and eat again.

We got to this restaurant late after a long trip from Miami. They accommodated 9 of us. The food…read morewas fantastic and the service was impeccable. We liked it so much that we returned once again before leaving Sorrento. I highly recommend this place and for sure will go back when we return to Sorrento in September.

This restaurant was BY FAR our favorite restaurant on the Amalfi coast! The calamari was so fresh-…read moreno sauce was needed. Each of our pasta dishes were so delicious- we savored each bite. The service was great and attentive. We loved our conversations with the staff and learned that this is a third generation family restaurant! We will recommend this restaurant to anyone we know coming to the Amalfi coast.

Came here in June '24 They served the freshest limoncellos and seafood. The staff were very…read morefriendly and the food was delicious. I can't wait to return on my next visit.

Terrific restaurant. Traveling with 4 couples, we came without a reservation and were accommodated…read moreby the owner and his grandson with a semi-private table. 3 of us ordered pizzas (large and delicious) and the others ordered meals. All of the food was outstanding and the owner and his grandson Luigi stopped by to check on us and entertain us regularly. After dessert they provided complimentary limoncello that was also terrific. A must do restaurant in Amalfi!

The food was underwhelming. One of the least meals in Italy. I get Amalfi is over priced and…read morecrowded but so are other places in Italy and the food was way better. The service was lacking as well probably because they are so busy. The interior of the restaurant is full of religious status. As its name suggests, would not recommend nor go back.