Great deals on a lot of necessities. Clean and well-stocked supermarket and the cashiers were very…read morepatient and kind. They took the time to count out our coins to we had the right price and made sure we had all we needed in terms of necessities and toiletries. No need to fear either as there are many English speaking employees here. Very conveniently located across from the Palazzo Abagnale Suites and Hotel. Tip: One liter of water - Rocchetta Acqua Naturale .75 euro

Decent place to get some groceries. Even though it's located in the middle of the busy town, the…read moreprocess were reasonable. Peanut butter is expensive in my opinion...over 5 Euro. We just picked up a few items. Be aware that this place seems to close early, not like supermarkets in the USA. We were in there and a few minutes before 8pm they started shutting off the lights and ringing a bell to indicate they were closing. Our cashier also wasn't very friendly. Overall, the store was good enough for our immediate needs.

Perfect corner local grocery store for an Italian language newbie staying in an Airbnb nearby. We…read morewill be cooking some of our own meals so going to the local grocer's is a fun culinary adventure. It was small yet had all of the essentials. Its aesthetic is like an NYC bodega where things are stacked from floor to ceiling. The employees were very helpful and didn't make fun of my preschool level Italian. There are small bakery, cheese and butcher counters. I encountered this local style of cheese, treccia, and am obsessed. The braiding is beautiful and the flavor is sublime. I do wish they had a fish counter but but I am certain that there are some good fishmongers near by. The quality of the produce was excellent. Unlike things in the U.S. where things look good but have no taste, all of the vegetables I bought had amazing depth of flavor. You do have to weigh and label your own produce which took me a bit of time to figure out. Looking forward to going back later in the week and definitely recommend visiting it if you need to go grocery shopping while visiting Sorrento.

Better prices compared to the supermercato on Corso. Just up the street from Piazza Tasso. The only…read moredownside when we went was the lights were off and there was less selection. However, there is a butcher on site.

We were brought here as part of a shore excursion booked through our cruise. I start by saying that…read moreit was an extraordinary hot day compared to the norm in Sorrento that day. That being said we were given a demonstration on how to make two types of fresh cheese by a woman that only spoke Italian. (See photo) Then we were feed a pretty hefty lunch which included cheese and cured meats, pasta, dessert and wine. I would have loved to enjoy the wine but it was so HOT under the greenhouse covering. We then got a tour of the olive oil farm and machinery and lemon groves. Again, very informative but just so hot. Finally was a trip to the store to buy the farm's bottles limoncello and olive oil. Complete with tasting and other souvenirs. Overall very good TOURIST attraction. It's not their fault that the setting was so forced and the weather was awful. It would be wonderful to come back on my own to browse and do things more on my own time.

What a magical place in the hills above Sorrento. I will never forget our visit to your gardens…read moreand shop. Our lunch was delightful, your limoncello and olive oil outstanding. Thank you for a day I will never forget. It seems but a dream.

The Best market in Sorrento. Gianfranco... Un grande!! Aparte fanático del Diego!!! The Best prices…read moreand goods