Looking for GREAT restaurant recommendations for Sorrento and Positano.
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Looking for GREAT restaurant recommendations for Sorrento and Positano.
Hello everyone,
Traveling to the Amalfi coast towards the end of October. I'm looking for really fabulous restaurants with great atmosphere and a truly memorable experience. We will be staying in Sorrento for 4 nights and Positano for 3. We will have a car during our stay.
Can you help me out?
Thanks!
Traveling to the Amalfi coast towards the end of October. I'm looking for really fabulous restaurants with great atmosphere and a truly memorable experience. We will be staying in Sorrento for 4 nights and Positano for 3. We will have a car during our stay.
Can you help me out?
Thanks!
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Some of my favorites from a recent trip to Positano are Il Ritrovo, which is in Montepertuso a small town in the hills above Positano and Il Mediterraneo(sp?), which had the best stuffed zucchini flowers - I can still taste them!
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You have to make a visit to the Ristorante San Giovanni near Ravello in the small village of Pontone.WWW.ristorantesangiovanni.com
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I was at Positano for a week in July -
I agree with the reccomendations of Donna Rosa and Il Ritrovo above Positano....great drive!
Donna Rosa is more formal without a view. Il Ritrovo is more rustic/local with great views and open fire grilled meats. Go up about an hour before sunset and view Positano from above and see the sun go down and the lights go on!
In Positano Restaurant Max is wonderful (right in town) and also La Tagallta on the beach (all the way to the left facing the sea) has great water views. In Sorrento the best place is Il Buca, it's in a old fortress and the dining room has stone vaulted ceiling with wonderful service and the food...ahhh!
Have a great trip,
John
I agree with the reccomendations of Donna Rosa and Il Ritrovo above Positano....great drive!
Donna Rosa is more formal without a view. Il Ritrovo is more rustic/local with great views and open fire grilled meats. Go up about an hour before sunset and view Positano from above and see the sun go down and the lights go on!
In Positano Restaurant Max is wonderful (right in town) and also La Tagallta on the beach (all the way to the left facing the sea) has great water views. In Sorrento the best place is Il Buca, it's in a old fortress and the dining room has stone vaulted ceiling with wonderful service and the food...ahhh!
Have a great trip,
John
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A great restaurant in Sorrento is Caruso's. Especially if you have a special occasion of any sort as they like to make a big fuss. Incredible wine list and service. Outstanding food. Truly memorable. Man, I wish I could go there tonite!
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Positano:
Ristorante La Cambusa
Piazza A. Vespucci, 24
Down at the waterfront
Phone: 089 812 051
I was here with my mother and some cruisemates (May 2003) and had an excellent lunch. Their pasta with white clam sauce was fabulous, along with the water views. The restaurant is down on the waterfront and quite enjoyable.
Monica
Ristorante La Cambusa
Piazza A. Vespucci, 24
Down at the waterfront
Phone: 089 812 051
I was here with my mother and some cruisemates (May 2003) and had an excellent lunch. Their pasta with white clam sauce was fabulous, along with the water views. The restaurant is down on the waterfront and quite enjoyable.
Monica
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Dona Rosa & Il Ritrovo absolutely divine. At Il Ritrovo try the pasta with porcini wine sauce and the redfish with tomatoes, capers and olives - indescribably delicious. We thought Max's was only so-so.
Have to say though that one of the best meals was an impromptu picnic on the beach. We stopped in at The Delikatessen on the main footpath in Positano and picked up an assortment of anti-pasti (sundried tomatoes, grilled, marinated zucchini & eggplant, tomatoes & mozzarella drizzled with olive oil), a bottle of wine and some bread and headed down to the beach. Faaabulous!!!
Have to say though that one of the best meals was an impromptu picnic on the beach. We stopped in at The Delikatessen on the main footpath in Positano and picked up an assortment of anti-pasti (sundried tomatoes, grilled, marinated zucchini & eggplant, tomatoes & mozzarella drizzled with olive oil), a bottle of wine and some bread and headed down to the beach. Faaabulous!!!





