Very cool views from a boat tour. The road is very busy and filled with traffic for 4 months of the year - it was still busy in late September. Ferries are probably the better option to see everything the coast has to offer.

Beautiful town. We went end Sept beginning of Oct and we found it busy - I'm not sure I'd like it at the height of the season! Narrow streets with lots of lovely restaurants and gift shops. Restaurants offer similar choices of food and drink and cost is relative to quality, the average for us was about 45€ each which was 1 main meal and a drink each. Be prepared for lots of hills and stairs! Taxis are expensive but buses and ferries are a cheaper way to travel. The buses are a hair-raising ride but the scenery and views are spectacular. Tickets for the bus are bought either on the bus, some hotels & shops or the terminal. Ferry tickets can be bought online or at the port usually about 10€ but you may be charged extra for luggage. The ferry and bus timetables are pretty spot on but beware of popular times - the bus won't stop if it's full and your next bus could be up to an hour wait. The buses can cost between 1.50€ to 2.50€ depending on time of day. All stops are request stops, other than the terminal. The weather can affect the running of the ferries so always best to have a back up plan. We did a tour bus to Pompei & Herculaneum which was about 2 hours travelling but that was also picking up other people on the way.

We visited Positano, Amalfi and Ravello. After a white-knuckle drive along a cliff-hugging road, we were rewarded with the most spectacular scenery. Words cannot convey the absolute beauty of the Amafi Coast. So here are some pictures. Better to see it in real life!

Arrive by sea and you can see how beautiful the coastline is. But to say its busy is an understatement. The mainstreet is wall to wall people. Narrow at times, it still has a need for cars bikes and electric carts to go up and down it. Once you manage to get further up the widens and you see the real Amalfi. Move away from this street and things become better. Still busy, but not uncontrollably. Views are fantastically pretty. Recommend turning right first off the boat and walking up the hill. Longish walk but very worth it. Do the main Street once you have taken in this view. You'll accept the masses after that. Only views from the sea included, as that would spoil it

Had the chance to visit during the last week of October but there were still many tourists of which we were 2. We tried to visit by boat from Salerno but the weather was bad and the boats cancelled. We thus took the road which was amazing but not for the faint hearted and parking is scarce so only drive if you have to. The part btween Salerno and Positano was amazing and we loved in particular the smaller Atrani and more local Vietri sul Mare.

Driving down the coast In a bus was a little nerve-wracking but the scenery is beautiful. I highly recommend taking the ferry from Salerno to Capri. The views are breath taking.

The most beautiful drive I've ever taken with breathtaking views around every turn! The roads are narrow with tons of cars truck, motorcycles and pedestrians so if you're not an aggressive driver, this is not for you! Parking is almost impossible but if you can score a parking spot, walking around Amalfi is a delight!

The activity was incredible- the staff were friendly, attentive to our needs, passionate and informative! The views were jaw-dropping, the waters were crystal clear & the photo opportunities were endless. They’ll give you drinks- you just need to ask & the fruits after swimming were so welcomed! My husband is apprehensive with swimming so the pool noodles they provided helped a lot. If you get car/ seasick please take your tablets beforehand as my husband was so nauseous during the trip- especially when we stopped the boat for photo opportunities. Big shout out to the staff for making our day such an amazing one!

I highly recommend this tour! Simone was our guide. He was very friendly and knowledgeable leading us around the coast. The music was entertaining. About 11 members on board not crowded at all. We were able to swim at 2 stops for 40 minutes each. Pool noodles and snorkeling equipment was provided. Enjoyed amazing drinks on board as well. Great service and fun boat ride overall.

Had a wonderful time. The host was Vickie and she was so sweet and kind and positive. Our boat captain was very skilled and professional. The boat was beautiful. The snacks and drinks were yummy. And most of all the views and experience were so fun. Would recommend for anyone looking for a fun See adventure. We got off on Capri and did the hike to the natural art which was a wonderful way to spend the three hours on the island. Capri was definitely crowded and extremely touristy but if you get out out of the town, it's very beautiful

Amazing experience! Raphael was so friendly, welcoming, and professional. The tour was well organized and it was easy to find the meeting spot. It’s a beautiful boat, very comfortable and spacious, perfect for sitting back and taking in the incredible views of the Amalfi Coast. The length of the tour was exactly what we needed — long enough to enjoy the scenery and atmosphere without ever feeling rushed, with enough time after getting back to Positano to enjoy a half day at the beach. It was a highlight of our time in Positano and I’d recommend it to anyone visiting!

This boat tour was absolutely the highlight of my Italy trip! Simone was our guide and he was so much fun. He slowed to show the notable stops and gave informative commentary on each location. Both stops to swim were absolutely gorgeous and the water was warm and pleasant (although I just pretended the fish weren’t near me). By the end our group had all become friends and were almost sad the trip was over. 10/10 recommend, such a great time!

We had a great day with touring Capri and the Amalfi Coast with Nico and Andrea. Nico was a knowledgeable and entertaining tour guide who showed us all the best spots along the coast. Andrea expertly maneuvered the boat and was a great captain. Highly recommend these guys!

Everything about the trip was wonderful except that our 4-Hour tour turned into a 3 and 1/2 hour tour when the crew was forced to wait for late arriving guests. The company emphasizes the expectation that guests will be on time to the dock or they will leave without you, but apparently this is not the case. Given what we paid for the tour this was very disappointing. The crew was great, the boat was beautiful, the tour was relaxing, the swimming spots were refreshing..... We just wish we got the full 4 hours.

The gardens are amazing, and the views especially overlooking the Mediterranean. The actual ruffolo palace left much to be desired; there was an art exhibit up that left me confused. But I would highly recommend visiting while in Ravello. Take the bus up (don’t walk).

One of the most beauiful places ive been to. Up above the Amalfi Coast with outstanding views this small town has it all. The gardens are spectacular and we were lucky enough to have room to move having visited off season in March. The skies cleared and the only word for it is Wow. In my opinion it leaves the coast for dead, a lot quieter and a lot to see and do. Cafes are great and our hotel Lolanda was amazing. I cant stress how important it is to take a little time and go off the beaten track up to this place. Visit all the gardens at the top and you wont be disappointed.

Must visit, but try earlier than in the evening, as the sun goes away from 4 pm in October. Sunsets are amazing though. And in October there are not so many flowers and colors like in summer pictures, but still nice. The house is unfortunately empty, and there’s not much to do.

The perfect place to start the day in Ravello. Wonderful views from the tower, meticulously arranged flowers, majestic trees, including a ginko biloba and a baobab.

Villa Rufolo was such a hidden gem here in Ravello. Really enjoyed the small room showing the videos and giving some history of the place which helped color a beautiful picture of music, history, and brilliant views. I highly recommend making a stop here if you are visiting Ravello. My best advice, take a scooter to the top of this hill instead of this bulky busses, you’ll be happy you did!

Villa Rufolo is a must - see hot spots destination for anyone visiting the Amalfi Coast. A real hidden gem on the Amalfi Coast and one of my favorite place to see it. This is nature’s artwork on display . A very impressive, stunning place with a unique color of the spirits, worth all the raves about it. Worth spending a day here soaking in the ambience, surrounded by incredible scenery, pure natural peaceful, beautiful masterpieces of gardens and magnificent spectacular breathtaking views from every corner. It’s a truly enchanting and experience visiting this beautiful place There is beauty around every bend. Serenity in every view!!! Simply breathtaking!!!

Villa Rufolo is amazing place where you can enjoy a view in every corner. The gardens are very beautiful and with many many flowers. Highly recommend!

Took a very easy walk to the mill, which was well worth the visit. The audio guide, accessed by an app, was a fabulous accompaniment to such and interesting museum.

An unplanned visit turned into a fascinating tour and demonstration the centuries old paper making process. The huge old machines are still running and they turn them on (water powered) it's incredible! The gift shop is great and had perfect reasonable traditional paper souvenirs and the staff were attentive, knowledgeable and kind.

Extraordinary experience right off the hustle of Amalfi main tourist streets. Just walk another 5 minutes away from the last shops and you'll find this hidden gem. The guide took us on the historical tour of paper manufacturing in Amalfi region with life demonstration of some of the old machinery and hands on experience. The ticket is 7 euro per person and time to spend is about an hour, depending on the tour schedule. Recommend having a guided tour for a better experience.

Worth the walking up the hill to visit this museum. You learn a lot in a little amount of time and you can make your own paper with them! The gift shop also has great gifts for those that love to write whether it’s a journal or post cards!

A charming step back in time! An excellent little trip into history, when paper was made from unwanted clothing! This lovely, interactive museum offers a brief but fascinating look into the origins of papermaking. For a reasonable fee, you’ll travel back through the centuries and discover several working papermaking machines from different eras — all powered by good old H2O. The guided tour is just the right length — not too short, not too long — and you even get to make your own sheet of paper à l’ancienne! Perfect for taking some stunning photos in picturesque Amalfi, Italy. Don’t miss the gift shop, filled with beautiful, high-quality products you can treat yourself with — or bring home for someone special. Highly recommended! Big thanks to our amazing guide, and best wishes to the whole team.

This is a little gem of a shop you must visit if you are in Amalfi! They will give you a tour of the paper making process of old in their very old shop. Was very interesting, quick tour. They are tucked away up high on the main street, but worth the walk up away from the crowds.

Museo della carta in Amalfi. Amazing place! A must visit. Located in a cave. Active until 1969. Everything is still working and is running under your guide tour.

Good wide beach compared to Amalfi, with many reasonably priced umbrellas and sunbeds. Unfortunately, the buoys were too close and we didn't have enough space to swim. There were many boats and quite often you can smell the exhaust gases. Also, despite the water being clean and you could see the bottom easily, there were a lot of light and dark particles of something (maybe algae or debris) floating mainly in the upper layers.

Nice sea in the midst of mountains. This is no beach, mostly boulders and no sand. But very calm and refreshing in the morning and evening. We enjoyed it very much as the number of people is much less compared to amalfi. Worth it.

Maybe only a third of the beach is public, the rest is private (from seaside chiringuitos), so the beach was already quite full, I don't even want to know how does it look like in high season. As a Spaniard, I can only wonder why would you go to this beach... it's like Marbella in August, avoid it if possible. The beach itself is okay, it's clean, with some dark sand and pebbles, but they're rounded and don't hurt your feet. The water was pleasant, and swimming relatively far off coast was allowed.

Small and calm volcanic rock beach. Wonderful clean water and not overrun by people in October

Great experience overall. This is a lovely town and an amazing beach. Prices here are affordable compared to other towns such as Positano or Amalfi. It costed me €20 for two loungers and an umbrella which was great value. Cocktails are mostly below €10, some even €6. There is a great service and the beach isn’t too busy. Parking can be difficult but if you get there before 12 it should be no problem.

It's a nice beach to visit, water is clean but a bit crowded. You can have a walk around the city, visit the Chapel, have a coffee or enjoy the Market. There are buses going from Amalfi to Minori, and ferries too. You can also hike and go to Maiori. You can go to Maiori from Minori also by ferry or bus. It's worth a visit.

Nice place with a clean mostly sandy beach. Friendly place and suitable for kids. In full season we could find umbrelas to rent. Totally recommended if you want a quiet beach. There are Close by a lot of restaurants and you can also Drink a Coffee or eat in the beach. You can also get a wash for 20cents. It looks not like amalfi bit it is more Worth for the money and especially with a family also. The beach was definatelly better than this one of Amalfi.

The Minerva Gardens – home to the first medical university in Europe, which is certainly an important achievement. But is it really worth visiting? That’s debatable. It feels more like a global plant museum, where anyone can spot species from their own homeland. As for the four-tiered plant terraces – are they worth the time? Hard to say. I’ll leave that for everyone to decide personally.

Beautiful historical gardens reaching back in history to the early use of medicinal herbs. Dating back to the 12th century. First School of medicine using plants and herbs for treatment of ailments. Fascinating information. Beautiful terraced gardens, with a gorgeous view of Salerno and the sea.

This is an amazing learning space constructed within the city walls a complex design of gravity fed itrigation keeps all the plants watered and healthy. There is an abundance of diversity and meaning in this space and well worth a visit. Like all places in Salerno, be prepared to climb a few steps.

Beautiful, serene, peaceful. The plants are nice and so is the view. Come right before dusk.

The Garden of Minerva is a must-visit if you’re in Salerno. It’s a beautiful historical spot with a rich past and stunning views over the city and the sea. The atmosphere is peaceful, perfect for a relaxing walk while learning about the history behind the garden. The entry fee is fair, and considering the experience, it’s great value for money. Highly recommended for anyone who loves nature, history, or simply breathtaking views!

Beautiful place. They have a huge exhibition of all the medicinal plants in the world. You can scan a square code next to each to find it's history and uses. The design and the flow of the rain water is beyond belief. On top of that the views from each level and the top terrace is well worth the 6 Euros.

Warning: if you don’t have at least a little bit of interest in science and botany, don’t come. If you want just to take pictures of yourself or the view, please don’t come. The place is magical. Just the idea of what these men were doing so long ago. All the plants and how they were trying to figure out their properties and possibilities as medicine - it blows my mind. There is also a nice shop where you can get teas, wines, and a really beautiful view if you are lucky enough to get the best seat in the place.

Sandwiches were awesome! The place was a little different ordering. You order at the front desk and head to the back. Unfortunately when we went it was raining so wasn’t much options to sit and eat.

Do not waste your time. Girl at the cash register was VERY rude and had a bad attitude. Was on her phone the entire time. When the sandwiches came out they were AWFUL. Waste of money, you can get better sandwiches in Italy for CHEAPER! We fed the rest of the sandwich to the local cats, at least they enjoyed it better!

I believe Il Panino is only outside seating, located next to the church in the main piazza. Service was attentive and very pleasant. We shared a breaded chicken sandwich, fries and each had a drink while enjoying la vita è bella. Would recommend.

We stopped here for lunch when we were visiting Ravella for the day. It was INCREDIBLE. The bread is SO fresh and the sandwiches are HUGE. My kids loved the ham and cheese panini. The service was great! The lemonade is very tasty too (I did need to add some sugar to it.) It’s in a cute central part of town looking at the park. They have a bathroom inside you can use as well as a customer.

Wonderful place to sit, relax and enjoy the heart of town. We had a salad and cantaloupe with prosciutto which was good. We had been craving a salad after 2 days in Rome and this place came through when we needed it. Our meal came with bread and it looked like everything came with rolls which was unexpected.

They have a vegan option which is rare to find in Ravello. They also have marked vegetarian options.

Beautiful spot, cool breeze under the umbrellas, great panini. Was just what we needed/wanted. Will probably come back in an hour for a spritz. (Staff very diligent in wiping down tables and chairs with a strong cleansing agent...causa COVID.

The cooking class was amazing! I saw a sign out front and inquired about the following day, I met the chef and he arranged for me to meet in the morning. We made amazing seafood dishes from sea bass and others, I made squid salad! Then I sat and ate the beautiful food with a glass of wine with an ocean view, the chef was fun and spoke very good English, the rest of the staff was very kind and said hi when they recognized me later in the day. A fantastic experience! I would love to do it again but with the meat option so I can learn more.

A hidden gem in the charming town of Minori. We were kindly directed from the terrace café to the main restaurant for lunch, where we were warmly welcomed by Jimmie — a very friendly and attentive waiter who made the experience even more enjoyable. We tried a delicious selection of dishes, including traditional Ndunderi pasta from Minori, zucchini flowers in tempura with anchovies, lobster, octopus, and excellent desserts like the classic Neapolitan Babà and fresh fruit gelato. Everything was full of flavor and beautifully presented. Only later did we realize the restaurant is part of the renowned Sal De Riso group, famous for its outstanding Italian desserts. A must-visit spot on the Amalfi Coast!

My wife and I visited Sal De Riso and chose to sit outside for a cozy coffee and dessert, and the flavors were absolutely spot on. The pastries lived up to their reputation especially the Caprese al Limone which was fresh, balanced, and simply irresistible. The coffee was perfectly crafted, making for a wonderful pairing. However, when it came to service, we noticed a stark contrast. The three ladies who welcomed us were fantastic, warm, professional, and smiling, truly making us feel valued as guests. Unfortunately, our experience with one of the staff members—a bald gentleman—was disappointing. His attitude felt dismissive and unhelpful, which took away from the otherwise excellent atmosphere. Despite this, Sal De Riso remains a solid spot for indulgent desserts and quality coffee. If the entire service team matched the high standards set by the welcoming staff, the experience would have been flawless.

A very good option on amalfi coast.. quick service, the lasagna was one of best we have ever had. Service and atmosphere was top notch

Sal de Riso is a sure bet, not just for desserts but also for savory dishes. We tried some excellent pasta and appetizers, and we finished with the majestic lemon delight cake.

5 stars all around ✨ Definitely give this a visit if you’re in the area. Food was incredible - we ordered pizza’s and there was such a good variety to choose from. Food was cooked to perfection. Not to mention they know how to make a very good Aperol Spritz. Finally we were served by a lovely gentleman. I wish I knew his name but he was an incredibly kind man from Ravello. Service was impeccable, we felt well looked after and welcomed. If you can manage more food after your main, they also have a wonderful dessert place inside - TikTok famous too!

Food looked good but we walked away because of the server in charge of seating and his manager. Picture attached. They allowed locals to hop the line. We waited 15+ mins only to continue waiting while others got seated. When I questioned why he’s doing that, he said he could only see with his eyes. He was clearly being dishonest. I spoke to his mgr Roberto who couldn’t care less. I said I’m going somewhere else and he wasn’t bothered. Both the server and manager are pointed out in the picture. This place should be ashamed treating its outside customers like 2nd class people. Goes without saying we left and found a different place - Gambardella - which was 2 mins walk down the street and way better in all respects.

Pansa Amalfi Café is a lovely spot with truly delicious pastries and ice creams — some of the best we tried in Amalfi. The quality and presentation of the sweets definitely make it worth a visit. The only downside was the drinks. Paying €8 for a simple cup of tea or coffee didn’t feel justified, though for the pastries it might be worth it. Still, it’s a beautiful café with great flavors and a must-try for the desserts.

We absolutely loved the sfogliatella and delizia al limone here! The shop offers two options: one price for takeout and another if you sit outside for table service. When we visited, there was a live music show on the cathedral steps, so we grabbed our desserts to go and enjoyed them there. Both pastries were incredibly delicious, creamy, soft, and full of authentic Amalfi flavor. Now that we’re back in the United States, we find ourselves craving them all the time!

The place is quite busy, however the staff was very kind and friendly. The service is quick. They had many types of pastries and nice coffee, all ranged between 5-10€. We tried their tiramisu and croissant with some sort of bavarian cream. Both were very tasty. There aren't many places to sit, but the place is located right in the centre of Amalfi, in very close proximity to the bus station and the port.

Perhaps the best seat (and certainly the hardest to acquire) in Piazza Duomo....so worth it! Almost too many choices of the most scrumptious sweet & savory pastries, not to mention coffees, teas, beers, wines and cocktails. If no outside tables available, go inside - order/pay then take your treasures out to the square to enjoy the Fontana di Sant’Andrea, the Cathedral of St Andrew and the beauty and diversity of your fellow tourists and locals in a storybook setting!!!

I had a very unpleasant experience at this restaurant. As Chinese customers, we immediately felt discriminated against by the way the waiter treated us. I wasn’t feeling well that day, so while my friends were leaving, I decided to stay a little longer and simply ordered a hot tea. The waiter noticed this and, without explanation, insisted that I change my seat with another guest. Both I and the other guest were comfortable where we were, and he clearly didn’t want to move either. Despite this, the waiter pressured us to switch tables, speaking to him in a way that left us no choice. The entire arrangement was extremely uncomfortable. Instead of treating us with basic respect as paying customers, the staff made us feel unwelcome and even pushed us to leave. This kind of behavior is unacceptable and left a very negative impression of the restaurant. The waiter is the person here in pic 2. She is super ra🌝ci .st

Everything was exceptional. The Delizia al Limone & Hazelnut Croissant were particularly outstanding. A must-stop for the best Amalfi Coast pastries.

Yeah its the posh one but they are well placed, polite and do have a wide selection of very nice cakes! The lemon delight being their signature one apparently. We had a lovely yummy 30 minute people watching session here! We actually had asked for iced coffee but got cappucino - surprised they even made that being the afternoon and all.

One of the best places to dine in Minori for the food, ambiance, and service. The seafood pasta was fresh and addictive, the bread was warm and soft, and the calzone was perfectly balanced. Highly recommend coming, especially for dinner, for a romantic night out.

Gorgeous setting in the garden, great food, fine dining really. Lovely waiter. Anchovy gnocchi and lemon sea bass. So fresh! Lemon profiteroles delicious

Very nice outdoor seating. Food was pretty good. The fish in lemon sauce was delicious. The eggplant parmesan was ok and the fish of the day was very good but a little over priced. Saw a review saying they were charged for the limoncello but ours was free. Definitely recommend if you are a tourist!

Really disappointing experience. Food was under seasoned and tasteless. We ordered the sea bass and octopus mains - the octopus was tasteless with a dull mash and soggy potato chips (for decoration?). The sea bass was one note with a basic lemon sauce and steamed green beans. Overall overpriced and definitely not worth 116 euros (including starters and wine). Honestly the best thing we ate was the bread and olive oil.

We loved this restaurant so much we ate here twice during our stay in Minori. My son says it’s the best calzone he’s ever eaten.

Fantastic restaurant in Minori - the service was top notch, and the atmosphere was lovely, it was nice and cool under covers from the hot sun. Food was great with some various option

We visited here on our honeymoon, the staff were friendly, the atmosphere cosy and the food delightful.

This was one of the best experiences I have had. There is so much to see here. The guide we had was very nice and funny, I learned so much from her. We spent 2 hours here and it was nowhere near enough time to see everything. There are also a ton of stray cats that roam the ruins and a sweet dachshund that walks around and greets everyone near the entrance.

It's a fascinating archeological site to witness ancient Rome which was destroyed or buried in the volcanic ashes. I highly recommended to visit if you are near Naples or Sorrento. It's a massive place and well restored, still restoration work is ongoing. That said it's quite hard to tell some areas whether it's restored, or original. There are lots of information to take in and it's worth taking a tour guide as you would be lost without it because sign posts are very limited and it's like a maze. We had a tour guide of 20 people which was not very comfortable and personal. As only people in front gets a better understanding. I will suggest if you want a better experience choose less than 10 people in a tour. Plus, do not visit on a hot sunny day specially with a child. There is a very little shade, not many toilets, or water or cafe facilities for children. Please don't take any pram as pathways are not built for pram. Overall, it's a must see place, truly enriching experience, but not suitable or pleasant with a baby or young children.

It's pretty impressive, especially in size and scope. I would like to see more interpretive signs, so that more people can visit on their own, without a tours guide , and 20+ other tourists, and still get deep meaning from the site. I'm sure it wasn't as crowded as it could have been, like in summer, but it was still too crowded, especially with large groups, to see things individually and reflect on them. I recommend seeing Herculeneum instead. It is less than 25% in size than Pompeii and less crowded!

Unbelievable archeological site. We could’ve easily spent the day exploring and looking at this place. I recommend at least a day if you’re into history as much as I am. If you’re not, then you can get through this place in half a day. Mind blowing to walk on floors from 2000 years ago, seeing their artwork from that period of time as well.

Amazing. Simply mind blowing. And to think, if not for this terrible volcano, this ancient city would have been lost to history centuries ago. The restoration efforts are incredible. Definitely see this place with a guide so you don't miss small details and stories about the history.

A visit that transcends history itself! This isn't just an archaeological site; it's a perfectly preserved, vast Roman city frozen in a single, devastating moment. The sheer scale and detail—from the forum to the villas—are beyond comprehension. It is a profound, must-do pilgrimage for any history lover. The site is immense, so the guided visit, or third-party Audio Guide and Map were essential, ensuring an efficient and deeply informative exploration. Truly an unforgettable, life-altering historical experience.

Amazing. And absolutely huge. We visited with teenagers, spent 3 hours there and only saw the tiniest fraction of the park. Its a huge contrast to Vesuvius. Really well catered for with plenty of spaces to sit if you've brought a picnic, clean toilets and places to refill your water bottle.

Wow... climbing an active volcano... what an experience... spectacular views from the top, even a snack shop! We booked parking and drove to halfway up. Then got the shuttle bus, 3e each return (be prepared, they only take cash). Parking is interesting, but worked out well. From the entrance, it took us about 45mins to walk the rest of the way, but that was with two Kids in tow... it is steep, but worth it. Again, there are drink stops along the way, but mobile signal is hit and miss, so best to have cash. The only downside was the return shuttle bus... there is no official stop, so its a free for all trying to get back on one. Something off the bucket list.

A nice experience, especially for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, and hikers. From the bus drop-off point to the summit, it's about a half-hour easy walk, the ascent is not too difficult. The view into the crater itself is not that impressive, but the bonus you get from the climb is the panoramic views of the Bay of Naples.

This was the second volcano I have climbed, the first being Etna. What can I say? First of all, I feel incredibly lucky that I managed to get the last three tickets for the day, sold right at the last minute! I was over the moon with happiness, as it has been a long-time dream of mine to come here, and I travelled all the way from Moldova to fulfill it. ​I was absolutely charmed by its beauty and imposing energy. This place charged me up for the next half a year! I am happy and deeply grateful for this wonderful day spent here. ​Nature lovers and explorers will certainly enjoy this experience. ​A few tips: I recommend buying tickets in advance—at least one or two days ahead. If you want to secure a specific day or time slot, book three to four days, or even a week, in advance. ​Today, October 19th, the temperature was quite warm. I was wearing jeans and a t-shirt and had a vest with me, which I took off during the climb. The trail from the entrance point to the crater is not long and is not complicated; even children can manage it. ​Vesuvius is a true gem of Italy and will forever remain in my heart.

You have to park and pay the shuttle fee to get to the trail head, otherwise you walk the road itself to get to the hike. Very lose dirt/rocks on the path. Path is steep but worth the views! Wait to shop until you get to the summit, great hand made souvenirs and shirts/hoodies. Snacks and drinks available at 2 locations, trail head and summit.

If driving up take care roads are poor and bus drivers are brutal . Honking horn beware and wait. Parking at top.Tourist outlets and refreshments available . One tourist was complaining as no Lava was visible. Really!!!! Must have thought it was Dante’s Peak . As the main attraction in Naples I would not miss it it’s unique and pretty awe inspiring.

Booked online the coach from Pompeii railway station which takes about 45 mins to wind it's way up to the parking area at ~1,000m from where the walking starts. Toilets are available here though they are of the 'builders' variety and mostly are full by the end of the day. The walk is up a fairly steep gravel and ash pathway but it's plenty wide enough to stop and rest when needed. Up on the crater rim are several shops/bars selling souvenirs, beers, wine and more. The views would probably have been fantastic had we not been in thick cloud for all of our walking.

It's Mt. Vesuvius. A historical mountain. For all the negative reviews: it's a mountain so, yes, it does have dirt, do your research ahead of time so you don't get stuck waiting at the top for tickets, and just enjoy yourself. The price goes to perserving the natural area.

I love Italian

(Translated by Google) Until yesterday, for me Angri was just the town that allowed you to cross the pass. But I had the pleasure of being able to visit this castle. Which is perhaps unique, it has all the characteristics of a castle, a beautiful moat, it has towers, but when you visit it it is a palace. They explained to me that in ancient times it was a castle but it was demolished and in its place the palace of an ancient noble family. (Original) Fino a ieri per me Angri era solo il paese che ti permetteva di attraversare il valico di . Ma ho avuto il piacere di poter visitare questo castello. Che forse è unico , ha tutte le caratteristiche di un castello , un bel fossato, ha le torri , ma quando lo visiti è un palazzo. Mi spiegavano che anticamente era un castello ma fu abbattuto e al suo posto il palazzo di una antica famiglia nobiliare.

(Translated by Google) The Palazzo Doria is well maintained and accessible to the public in its open spaces, offering a pleasant experience for visitors. (Original) Il Palazzo Doria è ben mantenuto e accessibile al pubblico nei suoi spazi aperti, offrendo una piacevole esperienza per i visitatori.

(Translated by Google) Castle right in the center of Angri, very well kept, in front of the municipal villa. It is often home to different types of events. It's always a pleasure to visit. (Original) Castello proprio a centro di Angri, tenuto molto bene, di fronte alla villa comunale. Spesso è sede di eventi di diverso tipo. È sempre piacevole visitarlo.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful castle located in Angri in the province of Salerno. In addition to the castle there is also a beautiful park where you can take walks and relax. I will also attach some photos soon. Truly recommended (Original) Bellissimo castello che si trova ad Angri in provincia di Salerno. Oltre al castello è presente anche un bel parco dove è possibile fare passeggiate e rilassarsi. Prossimamente allegherò anche delle foto. Veramente consigliato

(Translated by Google) A beautiful monument in the center of the city of Angers. A symbol and meeting place for the people of Angers, Doria Castle stands tall in the city center. You can easily walk alongside it. It is connected to the public park, where you can enjoy even more tranquility. (Original) Bellissimo monumento nel centro della città angrese. Simbolo e centro di incontro della popolazione angrese, il Castello Doria svetta nel centro città. Si può camminare tranquillamente affianco ad esso. È collegato con la villa pubblica dove si può godere di ulteriore tranquillità

(Translated by Google) Beautiful, there are always fantastic events, then I participated in the exhibition of the various preserved finds, I highly recommend going there during some event and they are completely free (Original) Bellissimo , ci sono sempre eventi fantastici , poi ho partecipato alla mostra dei vari reperti conservati consiglio vivamente di andarci durante qualche evento e sono completamente gratuiti

We've travelled an hour by car to see the castle. On Google maps it showed it was open. However, on arrival, the gate was closed. I rang the bell and a scruffy voice told me that it isn't open. My little son was very disappointed. Change your opening hours on Google!!!

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(Translated by Google) Surreal atmosphere for a place out of time....visitable thanks to an association of willing young people who accompany the visit and tell stories about it the story having no support from any body. (Original) Atmosfera surreale per un luogo fuori dal tempo .... visitabile grazie ad una associazione di ragazzi volenterosi che accompagnano la visita raccontandone la storia non avendo supporto da nessun ente.

(Translated by Google) After a few days in this region, I found out that Italians simply close anything interesting and it's too difficult for them to inform about it or change the opening hours, so you waste time, kilometers and money for nothing. Poor thing (Original) Po nekolika dnech v tomto regionu jsem zjistil, ze italove prostě uzavrou cokoliv zajímaveho a informovat o tom nebo zmenit oteviraci dobu je jim už za těžko, takže plytvate casem, kilometry a penezi pro nic. Ubohe

(Translated by Google) August 12, 3:45 PM. According to the opening hours, the castle should be open. This is a photo of the gate, the only thing we saw of the castle. I advise the owners or the administration to provide more precise and complete information, because there are also people who travel a long way to get to the castle and find the gate closed. (Original) 12 agosto ore 15.45. Secondo gli orari il castello dovrebbe essere aperto. Questa è la foto del cancello, unica cosa del castello che abbiamo visto. Consiglio ai proprietari o all'amministrazione di dare informazioni più precise e complete perché ci sono anche persone che fanno parecchia strada per arrivare al castello e si trovano il cancello chiuso.

(Translated by Google) The Castle and Palazzo Fienga are beautiful. The caretaker Pasquale was very helpful and told me a bit of history and also showed me the tower, from which you can admire a breathtaking view from all sides! (Original) Bellissimo il Castello e il Palazzo Fienga. Disponibilissimo il custode Pasquale che mi ha raccontato un po' di storia e mi ha fatto visitare anche la torre, dalla quale si ammira un panorama mozzafiato da ogni lato!

(Translated by Google) The restaurant has a nice location, made up of several rooms, the atmosphere is welcoming and a little chaotic. The service is fast. The friendly and professional staff. The menu has a good choice of pizzas but not only that, also tongs, calzones etc.. Good food, good quality, crispy and delicate pizza. Some flavors a little bland. Prices are medium/low, quality-price respectable. La botte is a good pizzeria for lovers of slightly crunchier pizza, worth trying at least once, recommended. (Original) Il locale si presenta con una location carina, composta da più sale, l'atmosfera è accogliente e un po' caotica. Il servizio è veloce. Il personale gentile e professionale. Il menu ha una buona scelta di pizze ma non solo, anche pinze, calzoni ecc.. Il cibo buono, di buona qualità, pizza croccante e delicata. Alcuni sapori un po insipiti. I prezzi sono medio/bassi, qualità prezzo rispettata. La botte è una buona pizzeria per gli amanti della pizza un po più croccantina, da provare almeno una volta, consigliato.

(Translated by Google) Excellent experience, light dough, tasty pizza, friendly staff (Original) Ottima Esperienza impasto leggero pizza saporita,personale gentile

(Translated by Google) Very good pizza. Light and seasoned with quality products. Prices are also good. Satisfied (Original) Pizza molto buona. Leggera e condita con prodotti di qualità. Anche i prezzi sono buoni. Soddisfatto

(Translated by Google) Really shame... We used to order takeout, when they were still at the old address. Really disappointing today! Unleavened dough, without a border, raw pizza and with a brick of preparation (mozzarella) on top, which made it heavy and inedible. Leave both pizzas healthy-whole, girl at the table kind but full bill €30. Absolutely not! (Original) Veramente peccato... Eravamo soliti ad ordinare d'asporto, quando ancora erano al vecchio indirizzo. Oggi veramente deludente! Impasto non lievitato, senza bordo, pizza cruda e con un mattone di preparato (mozzarella) sopra, che la rendeva pesante ed immangiabile. Lasciate entrambe le pizze sane-intere, ragazza al tavolo gentile ma conto pieno 30€. Assolutamente no!

(Translated by Google) Great pizza in a welcoming environment (Original) Ottima pizza in un ambiente accogliente

(Translated by Google) Pizza and pinsa all very good, but the real surprise was the saltimbocca, a very pleasant surprise. Excellent service, good prices. I'll be back. P.S. we come from Naples..... (Original) Pizza e pinsa tutto molto buono, ma la vera sorpresa è stata il saltimbocca, una piacevolissima sorpresa. Servizio eccellente, prezzi buoni. Ci tornerò. P.S. veniamo da Napoli.....

(Translated by Google) Excellent experience. Very friendly staff and excellent pizza, the environment is spacious and welcoming. When you book a table it is left empty so that you don't have to wait. A small negative note is that it has happened that different people ordering different types of dishes (for example pizza + a second course), find themselves eating at different times, because not all courses arrive together at the same table. (Original) Ottima esperienza. Personale molto cordiale e pizza ottima, l'ambiente è spazioso e accogliente. Quando si prenota un tavolo questo viene lasciato vuoto così che non ci sia da attendere. Una piccola nota negativa è che è capitato che persone diverse ordinando piatti di tipo diverso (ad esempio pizza + un secondo), si trovino a mangiare in momenti diversi, perché non tutte le portate arrivano insieme allo stesso tavolo.

The food was delicious, the service was excellent, and the coffee was wonderful. Unfortunately, the prices were unreasonable, and for 4 desserts and 3 cups of coffee, we paid the equivalent of half a family lunch. Although everything was very tasty, one of the desserts felt a bit old and not fresh.

The best, most delicious and beautiful desserts the four of us I’ve ever had. Their pizza was good. Go to this place for the pastries you won’t be disappointed. I can’t explain, I don’t have the words to say just how good those pastries were. They weren’t epic! Look at the pics. They truly taste as good as look.

This place was recommended by our Italian cooking class hosts, and we’re glad we made the stop. The pastries were delicious and the service was great. The ricotta pear cake, in particular, is a must-try—light, delicate, and not overly sweet. It’s also worth stepping inside the shop to browse their full selection - there’s plenty to tempt you.

The place is a true paradise for dessert lovers. The pasticceria is large with a huge selection of cakes, pastries and other sweet treats for every taste. But the real king of the place is undoubtedly the lemon delight. I ate one and felt in seventh heaven. I couldn't resist and immediately ordered another one.

A trip to the Amalfi Coast without stopping in Minori for Sal De Riso would be a true sin! That's why we treated ourselves with a set of divine pastries. The Delicia Al Limone 'Costa d’Amalfi I.G.P' was nothing short of a poem written in pure lemon ink :P. Fresh, fragrant, a masterpiece kissed by the sun of Costa Amalfitana. As for the Sfogliatella Santa Rosa? Perfectly crisp on the outside, luxuriously creamy inside, like a hug from a Neapolitan nona, with a small yet super tasty ice scoop in its side. Sal De Riso truly lives up to its name: a masterpiece of sweetness and top notch service, as its crew was top-class, and an absolutely enchanting seaside view. For anyone around the Amalfi Coast, allow yourself to not just pass by Minori; Step inside and let your taste buds celebrate, hard wiring your brain with truly unforgettable tastes. As for the prices? Sal De Riso is worth every single cent of the (reasonable) bill you'll pay. Thank you to the whole team!!! You gave us a true journey within our latest journey in Italy! 🇮🇹

Everything we ordered as well as the service, was at the highest level. I'm sorry I forgot to take photos before starting eating. I wish I could stay in Minori for a month, to have the chance to try all of them 🤩.

I visited Sal De Riso in Minori during my trip to the Amalfi Coast. I went twice, once for lunch to try their desserts and again for a romantic dinner. The seafood pasta was full of flavor, the pizza was fresh and colorful, and the ravioli with pesto sauce was rich and perfectly balanced. Of course I had to try their famous Delizia al Limone. It was soft, lemony and absolutely unforgettable. The staff were warm and attentive, and the whole place had a peaceful elegant feel. It was one of the highlights of our trip.

A wonderful afternoon activity for Amalfi Coast travelers! The path up will take your breath away both literally and figuratively - there are a lot of stairs but the views are spectacular. When you get to the top, be sure to enjoy a lemon spritz and a tour of a local lemon farm!

Worth your time to walk this very beautiful path. We took the ferry from Salerno to Minori which was great. In Minori, we stopped at a great bakery just off the harbor, then hit the trail. There are lots of stairs on the path, but plenty of places to have a rest while you take in the views from above. We stopped at a small lemon farm and had delicious limoncello and lemon granita, plus we got to take a tour of the orchard itself. If you’re a geocacher, there are two on this trail. Sadly I didn’t find them, but that’s ok! The trail is just beautiful. When we got to Māori, we caught the return ferry to Salerno. All in all a perfect trip.

Walked this path in the pouring rain and still absolutely loved this hike! We started in Maiori and walked it towards Minori, the spots along it were closed and the lemons were green, but the views were beautiful and we enjoyed our time. It is a lot of steps, mostly going up, but there are loads of view point you can stop and rest at. Don’t skip it, definitely worth your time.

A lovely trail, very good way to explore Amalfi coast! Not many people, but a lot of stairs😅 We went from Maiori to Minori, and we think there was more uphill in this direction. But no regrets, we liked to end our trip in Minori, also got a chance to visit Ravello village which was amazing! The Lemon path takes more than 2 hrs if you’re taking photos of every single tree, just a note 😀 Oh and on your way there will be several lemon farms, each will offer some lemon desserts and drinks, and free entrance - so no urge to go for the first one you see there 😉 (Photos attached in reverse order, starting with Minori)

Absolutely worth taking the time out whilst staying in Maiori. It isn’t too much of a difficult trail, just a lot of steps to take up to the top. Beautiful views and well worth it, for the scenery alone.

Unique walk amongst lemon and grapes terraces. Stop by one of the farms offering lemon juice and drinks along the way. 45 mins Minori to Maiori or the other way around. About 500 steps in total, pretty steep at the beginning and end but mostly flat in the middle.

Highly underrated path, much much better than popular path of gods. There are some local people selling lemonade and lemons over the path, which makes the hike even more excitint. We got a homemade lemonade from a friendly old lady living in one of nearby houses over the path. That was the best lemonade I have drunk so far.

Looked old, but not very much. The environment is nice. Since we visited in the early morning, we did not get a chance to enter. The big vases looked great and interesting. But such vases are there in the main square of Minori as well. It is not clear if they are also of Roman origin.

While it doesn't have the polish of some of the more famous Roman ruins in Italy, the Roman Villa in Minori is authentic and fascinating. There are many rooms that you can wander through and great interpretations of what it is thought it originally looked like. There are remnants of tiled artworks and frescos, and many artifacts. While there are few remaining Roman villas on the Amalfi coast, this one is in fairly decent shape. The accidental discovery of this villa was a lucky find. For people that enjoy ancient Roman architecture, I think you'll find this site fascinating.

Small preserved Roman villa where you can actually roam amongst the rooms of the villa and see the plumbing and wells, etc., even take the original staircase back up. Not that big, but not bad given the size of Minori. Worth a few minutes while waiting for the next nes.

If you like ancient history it's one to tick off your bucket list. You get a view of a well preserved villa.

Asking 6 euros for some mushy stones is shameless. They ask you to leave name and surname, why? Not clear

We wanted to visit on a wednesday but it was closed, even when they say it’s open on wednesday

It might be worth looking for a local guide to get more information. The conservation of these ruins are impressive, but there isn't too much too explore. Well worth strolling through if you're just needing to walk off the cornetto you just ate. There's public parking not too far away from this location (free).

Lovely little gem next to the main street. The park is hidden behind a stonewall and access is through a metal gate at street level.

Very beautiful garden and there's always something going on at night! Our airbnb was just above it, and on our first night there was a free concert, and on subsequent nights, it seemed people would rehearse here for a play or something! And people would practice dancing too. It gave such a nice community feel of the town and we really enjoyed it!

It is a small nice free garden if you are the area to stop by. I wouldn’t make a special trip out of your way.

An oasi if peace in the center of Maiori. Go and get your "Zen moment". The "wet" garden of the Mezzocapo villa. Every summer, the open cellars under the garden of Palazzo Mezzocapo - Maiori's town hall today - are filled with water. In other words, you walk on top of a large pool where there are small fountains in the open holes. The water means that the garden is fresh even in summer. There are art exhibitions in the garden every summer, and the photos are from a magical evening walk in the garden in the summer of 2023.

Beautiful gardens in the centre of Maiori. Peaceful and very pretty!

Considering the free entry, it's absolutely worth the visit

Relaxing and marvellous.

This is a beautiful church. For me it was very emotional because my Grandmother was baptized there in 1894. I would love to go back there to get more information about my Great Grandfather.

Stunning church. We walked in around 7:30pm, where there was a choir rehearsing. Beautiful architecture and atmosphere. If you’re visiting Maiori, it is certainly worth going in and taking in the scenery.

Beautiful climb narrow city stairs and wonderful views at the top

Preety church with spectacular location. Major temple of Maiori and mandatory landmark to check. There is also museum attached to the church.

Beautiful building, very peaceful and cool. Lots of history with Italian and English descriptions of the artwork and areas of the Church. Great viewpoint that looks over Maiori. It is also at the start of the Lemon Trail that takes you through the lemon groves to Minori.

Church itself is not the great master piece of architecture but there is small but excellent museum of sacred arts!

Uphill scenic hike to discover this gem!

Went based on the recommendation of the host of our AirBnB and were not disappointed. I got the locally created Scalatielli pasta with seafood and it was fresh and delicious. Great location right near the water and the staff were very attentive.

The staff are good, view very nice, drink was not bad, limoncello spritz was not fresh too not tasty, ordered onother drinks , was good. but the food not at all. I ordered vegetarian pizza which had tomato sauce cheese and on top fried cubes of eggplant, very oily , doesn’t not delicious, not fresh at all , was like frozen pizza you buy from grocery not the pizza you order from a resto in minori which is more expensive! I even couldn’t finished it and felt full after 2slices. Very bad experience for food.

There are two Antares restaurants in the same square, the father's where I met the nicest gent/owner and his Son's place next door. At dad's I had a super delicious pizza, in fact my wife's favorite in all of Italy there for lunch and promised Dad I'd go back for dinner at his son's later that evening. And what a meal we had, great seafood, large portions and so affordable (no joke 1/3rd the price of a Positano restaurant that was similar and not better!) maybe the best meal I had on the coast (& I had some very good food in and around Minori!) At the end of the meal I met the Son and just like his dad made us feel right at home, even though the restaurant was hoppin' busy! Great location for both in the little square right across from the Minori Pier, Thanks again for the hospitality and an amazing Lunch & dinner !

Bar Antares, which I believe is now called Ristobar Janeiro, was a great stop. It was recommended to us by the owners of our AirBnB. We had a delicious bottle of white wine, two delicious pasta dishes, Branzino and a pizza. Service was friendly, and the atmosphere was lovely. The city really comes alive in the evening with dinner not really picking up until around 8:30 in the evening. Thanks for a great dinner!!

Great service, good drinks, and delicious food. Highly recommend if you want to grab a bite to eat and relax.

Nice spot, close to the road, parking seemed to be possible and the pizza had a nice crispy base, loaded with ingredients. They had tap beer which waa a surprise and the staff friendly and attentive to the guests.

Some of the best pasta we have had in Italy. Shame about these other reviews, as we only Can say very positive things!! Staff are great. Nice views as well.

Fine dining flair with incredibly fair prices! We had 3 antipasti, 2 mains and we were absolutely blown away by the freshness and quality of the products. The staff was absolutely sweet and welcoming - what a gem in little Minori!

My wife and I came here for our 24th wedding anniversary, and it was wonderful. The service was attentive but not pushy, and the waiter made a wonderful wine recommendation (which was not the most expensive wine). We had the chef’s tasting menu, which was five courses (plus an amuse bouchè). Every course was great. A perfect place for a special dinner.

Dining at Ristorante Garum was an absolutely exquisite experience. From the moment we stepped in, the warm and elegant ambiance enveloped us, making us feel right at home. The service was impeccable, with attentive and knowledgeable staff who expertly guided us through the menu. Each dish was a burst of flavors, prepared with fresh and high-quality ingredients. The homemade pasta was divinely al dente, and the rich, flavorful sauces showcased the chef's culinary expertise. The carefully selected wine perfectly complemented our meal, adding an extra touch of sophistication to our evening. The adjacent hotel adds a touch of beauty and charm to the overall experience. Its elegant architecture and well-maintained gardens create an idyllic setting that invites relaxation and contemplation. Whether for a romantic dinner or a special celebration, Ristorante Garum is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to savor authentic Italian cuisine in an enchanting setting. We will undoubtedly return and highly recommend this culinary gem to all lovers of good food and exceptional service.

Best food I’ve ever had in my life hands down!!! Don’t skip this place, the shrimp, the fillet, the beef cheek highly recommended, we ate every dinner here. The skip on breakfast either. Appetizer, drinks, main course, dessert, and caffe for under $100 for 2 people. The quality of the food is the best I’ve had!

really really good food, for a really fair price!!! super friendly staff, really accommodating.

Although it is not a michelin restaurant it needs to be. To begin, we were attended to right away and sat within minutes. Our server was very attentive, he explained where the ingredients came from and what was local. Our drinks were phenomenal and if we could we would've ordered more but it was late. The main dish for me and my partner were fresh, delicious and presented beautifully. The crowd was not loud and everyone seemed to be enjoying their time there. When we finished dinner we asked front desk for a golf cart service back to our airbnb and although the attendant called 3 services none were available so he decided to drive us himself. During the five minute drive and we found out he knew our local tour guide from the day before. That's one of the best things about the area, everyone knows each other and they're here to make your experience the best. Beyond 5 star service! Grazie!

Giuseppe from Amalfi Vacations setup a dinner for us here and it was a great experience. The food was excellent, well proportioned, and cooked perfectly. The staff were warm and created a great atmosphere. The price was fair for the quality and we had a great evening there.

Get away from the cruise boats and eat real food. Escarole salad. And baked fried fresh fish - authentic Italian cooking. Reasonable , big portions and great taste

Very nice location. The foods were okey, we ordered salad and seafood pasta, both were good but had small portions. They welcome us quickly but after sitting, we waited 30+ mins for the foods, and we also had to wait for the bill and even at the counter we had to wait for the staff/owner to go around chatting with people then came back and gave us the machine for credit card.

Cosy place in Maiori. Walked few steps from the beach. A wide variety of local dishes and very good sea-food. I suggest paccheri allo scoglio and salt cooked fish. White wine is a must once there, let you advice by waiters. The place is very nice, especially at dinner. Staff and owners were very charming and they helped us choosing what to eat and drink. Very satisfied and I will get here again.

The service was terrible. NEVER GO THERE TO EAT!!! If you don’t want to waste a lot of time and money for nothing, choose another restaurant. We waited for 1.5 hours for a disappointing risotto and a very small portion of fish (we even asked if the portion was big, and the waiter said yes). When we pointed this out, the waiter just argued with us and laughed at us. We spent about €60 for nothing. Everything was awful.

We just left this poorly run restaurant and want to save everyone from going there with this review. We have never been more disappointed in a restaurant in our entire time in Italy. The place was full of patrons when we walked up plus it was raining. We told the man trying to get us to sit inside that we were willing to wait a couple of minutes for an outside table under the tent to open up. After about 20 minutes he found us a table. We noticed that two ladies had been sat just before us. We waited longer than we thought we should for the waiter to ask for our drink order but he brought the fairly quickly. Then it was as if our waiter completely forgot about us. We watched table after table (four to be exact) being sat after us and they were served drinks, appetizers and their dinner while we continued to wait for our meals to be served. All the while the two ladies waited as well. The mixed fish grill finally arrived tough and rubbery with very little taste to it. We had finished our meals when the ladies behind us finally received their appetizers. That was one hour and 30 minutes from the time they ordered their food. I heard our waiter say to them their dinner should be out in just a minute as there was some problem with it. It finally arrived and they had ordered their food same mixed fish grill as we did. The ladies finally complained to the manager about the taste/size of the plate and time it took to get their meal served to them. He told them their meal was completely fine and blamed them for taking so long to order. We overheard their entire exchange with manager with the waiter standing next to him. I was disgusted by the managers lack of acknowledgment of the long wait, the other patrons being served before them and his total disregard of dissatisfaction being voiced in his waiters service levels. I had enough so I chimed in by saying to our waiter that it was not right that these ladies had to wait for 5 other tables to be served before they received their meal and that the least they could do was acknowledge that and possibly comp one of their meals or something. Our waiter after taking care of us all evening in English had the nerve to say to me "I don't speak English." It was shocking and rude. I would never recommend this restaurant to anyone.

As frequent visitors to Maiori from the U.S., one of our most anticipated stops is always Masaniello’s. This family-run restaurant has become a mandatory part of every trip—a place that consistently exceeds expectations while preserving the heart and soul of authentic Italian dining. What makes Masaniello’s stand out is the perfect harmony between tradition and innovation. The young, talented chef—son of the family—brings a fresh and creative touch to the kitchen, while other family members ensure the service and atmosphere run smoothly. It’s this dynamic that makes each visit feel like coming home. The menu is a showcase of the Amalfi Coast’s bounty, especially its fresh seafood. A highlight of the experience is the ability to choose your own fish from the day’s catch, which is then brought to your table for approval before being prepared. The dishes range from traditional homemade Italian classics to modern interpretations that never feel forced—just fresh, thoughtful, and always delicious. We’ve sampled many offerings over the years, and every single dish has been exceptional. The atmosphere at Masaniello’s is cozy and romantic, perfect for couples and special occasions, while being able to include families to large business parties. We once saw the staff thoughtfully place roses on a table ahead of a couple’s arrival, having been requested in advance. It’s this kind of personal touch that speaks volumes about their commitment to hospitality. The staff is warm, welcoming, and genuinely invested in making your experience unforgettable. They’re happy to answer any questions—whether it’s about the preparation of a dish or selecting the perfect wine. We’ve often relied on their recommendations, giving them our budget and trusting their judgment—and we’ve never been disappointed. In short, Masaniello’s is a must-visit when in Maiori. Whether it’s your first time on the Amalfi Coast or your tenth, this restaurant captures the heart of Italian dining—flavorful, heartfelt, and entirely unforgettable.

It was our first trip to Maiori, judging by the line to get into Masinello’s we went in! Food was fantastic, service was quick. Vincenzo the owner was very attentive to us and all his customers. We went in back several times during our stay. Enjoy …. Maria and Aggie from Toronto!

7 Sept 24 - A Fairytale Wedding at Torre Normanna – Truly Unforgettable We couldn’t have imagined a more magical place to celebrate our wedding than Torre Normanna on the Amalfi Coast. It was straight out of a movie – perched on a cliff, surrounded by the sea, golden sunlight dancing on the waves, and the timeless charm of a medieval watchtower. The setting alone is breathtaking, but what truly made the experience unforgettable were the four incredible brothers who run this gem of a venue. From the very first visit, they made us feel like family. Warm, professional, and genuinely passionate about what they do, they took care of every detail with love and precision. Whether it was customizing the menu, arranging last-minute changes, or orchestrating the entire evening seamlessly – they went above and beyond every step of the way. The food? Absolutely divine. A celebration of local flavors, beautifully presented and served with elegance. Our guests are still talking about it weeks later! This wasn’t just a wedding – it was a dream brought to life. If you're considering getting married on the Amalfi Coast, Torre Normanna is where fairytales come true. A stunning location, impeccable service, and four brothers who will make your heart melt with their kindness and hospitality.

Our wedding in May at Torre Normanna was an absolute dream come true. From start to finish, the entire day was nothing short of spectacular, and the location itself is arguably one of the most beautiful places on the Amalfi Coast. Our day began with a picture-perfect ceremony on a level by the sea, followed by a champagne reception that truly amazed us and all of our guests. The buffet was incredibly generous and featured an unbelievable array of food, from the freshest seafood and incredible cured hams to delicious pizza, and perfectly cooked meats. Following the reception, we were treated to an amazing sit-down meal. We started with a delicate and flavorful lobster ravioli, followed by a main course of salt-crusted sea bass, both of which were cooked to perfection. As the sun set, the celebration moved to the roof terrace for the grand finale. A decadent dessert buffet was laid out, complete with music, dancing, and a stunning fireworks display that lit up the sky. Beyond the incredible food and magical atmosphere, the staff were a highlight of the day. They were not only incredibly friendly but also professional, ensuring every detail was perfect and that the entire day flowed seamlessly. Torre Normanna gave us a truly unforgettable, fairytale wedding. We cannot recommend this venue highly enough. If you are looking for a place to create picture-perfect memories, look no further.

This Restaurant is a gem among gems in a Watch Tower from the 14th century. This location with all its history and the food was quite spectacular. From the moment we arrived for my wife’s birthday lunch we were greeted by Daniele. He offered us the best table with the most spectacular views one could only imagine. The food was spectacular in every respect from the appetizer to the main course and desert. Daniele and staff were very kind and professional and also sang happy birthday to my wife. This restaurant will be a must when we return to visit Italy again. This is one you do not want to miss !!

My husband, my daughter Victoria, and I were there on our last night of our vacation and had a fantastic time! Manager Anna was so helpful and helped us to find the best table on the terrace with the most fantastic view, the food presentation was stunning and tasted unforgettable! We’ve had the best service, everyone was so extremely helpful and attentive to us and the our baby. The chef made the most delicious meal for her and a special baby friendly dessert, which was so very sweet, it melted our hearts. It was a truly unique and unforgettable experience! We would love to come back for our next special occasions. Absolutely recommend this beautiful restaurant! Thank you to everyone from the restaurant staff for all the attention and love ❤️ we will remember you for ever

Come here for the atmosphere! The dishes were ordered were just okay. We wanted it love them but they really lacked flavor unfortunately. The service seemed aloof and as if they weren’t interested in helping us. We had to ask for recommendations and weeent introduced to any menu items or specials and had to navigate it all ourselves with little help. The restaurant itself exudes charm and is amazing dining space you don’t want to miss.

We recently had our wedding at Torre Normanna, and it was an unforgettable experience. From start to finish, the staff went above and beyond to make our day special. Emiliano, in particular, was incredibly responsive and kind, ensuring every detail was taken care of. The food was absolutely incredible, exceeding our expectations in both quality and quantity. We actually received more than what we ordered, which was a delightful surprise. The atmosphere of the venue was perfect—elegant and welcoming, creating the ideal backdrop for our celebration. Although we had initially planned to use our bouquets as table decorations, the venue surprised us by providing beautiful flowers for each table. This thoughtful gesture added an extra touch of charm to our reception. One of the most remarkable aspects of our experience was that we had never seen the space in person before our wedding day. When we finally did, we were blown away—it was even more stunning than the pictures we had seen. The entire team was incredibly patient, not only with us but also with our family members, ensuring everyone felt comfortable and well taken care of. We couldn’t have asked for a better venue or a more dedicated team. Torre Normanna made our wedding day everything we dreamed it would be and more. Highly recommend!

A short story of peculiar kindness. I went for dinner with my finace at this beautiful restaurant. We had a full fish menu, food is delicious and beautifully served with attention to detail and finesse. But my heart was warmed by the following events. I happened to forget my credit card at the restaurant when I payed and I didn’t notice until two weeks later. The owner was so kind to save it for me and deliver it back to me with kindness. I will never forget this kindness and i will most definitely will be back many times. THANK YOU ❤️

Nice for a quick trip from Amalfi via bus. The square has some good cafes. Lovely views and relaxing atmosphere.

The Duomo of Saint Mary is a decent cathedral, but it definitely fell short of my expectations. The cathedral area was pretty large and had some unique character. However, the walls were mostly white with little artwork. There was also a museum with old empty sarcophaguses, church artifacts, and sculptures dating back to the 13th century. It was a good experience, but it didn’t blow me away. If you’re in the area, I would recommend going to the nearby Amalfi Cathedral instead. It’s the same price (4 euros) and it blows this cathedral away in size and ornateness.

The duomo of Ravello is quite beautiful, yet the least interesting sight in the village. The most important part are the mosaic covered pulpits inside.

I really enjoyed this church. It is not overly decorated and is in fact quite austere. There are two beautiful pulpits covered with mosaics with Arabic influence. The bronze church door is also spectacular. The museum of the church has some beautiful objects.

Beautiful church...entrance to the church is free, and the museum is 3Euro PP- cash only.

Pretty church, plenty to see in museum.

Lovely Cathedral where live classical music is played and sang. Just outside is a square with a restaurants and cafes. And Ravello is beautiful to walk about and discover. Recommended.

The highlight of the entire cathedral visit. Beautiful chapels with frescos, the perfect white-arch architecture and the green interior amount to the closter being the nicest thing of the entire cathedral tour.

Great introduction to the museum and cathedral. We'll worth a visit.

This place looks great on photos but the exhibition is very small. It’s a good way to spend maybe 15-30 minutes depending on how many photos you want to take. I thought it was worth the price.

In the heart of Amalfi, a hidden gem of tranquil beauty emerges—the Chiostro del Paradiso, a cloister that transcends mere architectural marvel to become a sanctuary of the soul. As we enter this sacred oasis, let us explore its intricate details, where the technical and the poetic converge in a harmonious dance. Design and Layout: The Chiostro del Paradiso is a cloister of graceful proportion, an architectural symphony of symmetry and serenity. It follows the classic form of a quadrilateral, with a central courtyard graced by a lush garden. Cloister walkways, supported by slender columns, envelop the garden like loving arms, offering both shelter and an open embrace to visitors. Columns and Capitals: The cloister's columns are carved from the same local limestone that characterizes Amalfi's architecture. Each column rises with a slender grace, their capitals adorned with intricate foliage and geometric patterns, akin to a choir of voices singing in stone. These capitals, like botanical manuscripts, whisper secrets of the natural world. Archways and Vaults: As one walks through the cloister, the archways form a rhythmic procession, guiding the eye and the soul. Above, the vaulted ceilings, adorned with delicate frescoes, are a celestial canvas that tells stories of saints and miracles. The arches and vaults create a sense of harmony and balance, inviting contemplation and reflection. Garden and Flora: The central garden is a verdant paradise, a microcosm of the natural world's splendor. Here, citrus trees, fragrant with blossoms, offer shade and a gentle fragrance that lingers in the air. Roses, like the blush of youth, climb trellises, and vibrant bougainvillea spills over the walls, creating a palette of colors that mirror the Mediterranean. Fountain and Waterscape: At the heart of the garden, a serene fountain glistens with crystal-clear waters. Its soothing murmur is a backdrop to quiet contemplation, a symphony of liquid notes that dances in the air. The play of sunlight on the water's surface creates a shimmering mosaic of reflections. Statuary and Sculpture: Amidst the greenery, sculpted saints and biblical figures stand sentinel. Their faces bear expressions of serenity and grace, their forms a testament to the skill of the craftsmen. These statues seem to come alive in the dappled light, as if they, too, partake in the cloister's timeless reverie. The Chiostro del Paradiso is more than an architectural wonder; it is a sanctuary of the senses, where the technical and the poetic converge to create a place of serenity and spiritual awakening. It is a testament to the enduring power of design, nature, and the human spirit to create spaces that transcend the ordinary and touch the divine. In its tranquil embrace, we find not just a cloister, but a glimpse of paradise itself—a testament to the harmonious coexistence of art, architecture, and the natural world.

We enjoyed our visit. A historic place that is worth visiting.

Who knew St. Andrew, the first disciple of Jesus, is supposedly buried here? The cloister is outstanding and the original church with its bronze doors cast in Constantinople and dedicated to St. Andrew makes you feel you are in the 10th c.

Interesting that it's here & nice enough, but if you want to see amazing moorish stuff go to Morocco or Andalucia

It's a nice church, yes. However, the ringing and ringing and RINGING of the bells is ridiculous. We're staying at a BnB across the square and they keep ringing the bells for 10 minutes without stopping. I don't mind bells. But ten minutes is simply too much. Not needed.

Nice church. Small, but vibrant color and beside the sea.

So beautiful chairch in the middle of the town. There is a small park also next to it that you can seat and relax.

Gorgeous gem!

Very beautiful 🌞🌞🌞

I got a wedding ceremony here.

Its beautiful

This place is a must visit in Maiori! Alfredo is a very welcoming man who takes care of the place. Thank you so much for the warm hospitality from Nika and Anastasia 🙌🏻 Highly recommend to go through all the steps to the Castello!

This fortress is absolutely a must-visit! Alfredo speaks with such warmth and respect about his father-in-law’s heritage, who worked incredibly hard to restore this historic place. Now, Alfredo lovingly takes care of the garden, the animals, and welcomes visitors with genuine hospitality. Entrance is free, but you’ll probably want to leave a donation to support the ongoing restoration. A peaceful, authentic experience above Maiori — don’t miss it!

We started walking one day and followed signs to this magnificent castle! Yes, lots of stairs from Maiori town, though also access via road to foot of castle. Highlight was the lovely 4th generation family owner gentleman with lots of info and history of the castle. Please take cash for donation the help restore this Gem!! FREE ENTRY

This castle is a hidden gem on the Amalfi Coast. There is no entrance fee but you can leave a tip for restauration/maintenance. Upon entrance you are greeted by Alfredo, an extremely nice and enthousiastic guide who will proudly show you how his family has restored the castle over four generations. Alfredo turned different levels of the castle to a beautiful garden with fruit, vegetables, and some animals. Afterwards, he even gave us some limoncello that his wife made! This is definitely one of the few genuine experiences I had in this area, and would highly recommend it! Note that there is a staircase starting on the main road in Maiori for pedestrians. This staircase is not visible on Maps, but you can find it on other hiking apps.

During our stay in southern Italy, we visited Naples, Pompeii, Positano, Minori, Maiori and Amalfi. This was by far our best memories of our trip! Alfredo was absolutely delightful to converse with, despite the language barrier. The views were breathtaking, and we got to feed bunnies and sample the best limoncello we’ve had in Italy. Entry is free, and you can make as big a donation as you want and we had the castle to ourselves! There is an audio explanation of the castle’s history you can have by scanning a QR code. If you pass by Maiori, do come by this amazing piece of history. The climb is so worth it.

In 4th generation ownership.......Maria and Alfredo could not have been any more gracious and kind. Be ready for many stairs !! Maria gave us the tour of the castle, chickens, ducks, goats and bunnies. Her father built stairs and cisterns, a chapel and endless stairs...and Alfredo, her Husband shared homemade limoncello with us and cold lemon water to refresh !! Mille grazie, Felicia and Stephen

I highly recommend a visit to this castle. We are a family with 2 teenagers and it was my sons idea. We drove most of the way and at the end of the road climbed some stairs to the door. It is a unique and interesting visit. The view is incredible. The caretakers are kind and funny and have a beautiful vision to restore the property. They tell the history in any language using Google translate so it’s easy for anyone to enjoy. We really enjoyed our time here. The family has plans to create opportunities to teach culinary skills of the area- we hope to return!

we enjoyed our stay. the whole B & B is run by 4 people. The lady who cleans the rooms also prepares the breakfast buffet. The buffet us a little too basic. I will they covers the food. ONLY the day manageer speaks English. The place is a great experience for 1x. No one mentioned the attached museum so we missed it.

My husband and I just recently stayed here for a night on our honeymoon and can't stress enough how great and unique this place is. From the arrival in the taxi Vincenzo, at the front desk, talked to our taxi driver for us to help find exactly where to drop us off. When we arrived we were welcomed with drinks and ushered up to the overlook to enjoy the breathtaking view. Once we were finished with our drinks we changed and went back to the lobby to take their complementary shuttle to Maiori for dinner. It was very nice not to have to worry about calling a taxi for once during our trip. At the end of the night we were finished before the shuttle was scheduled to pick up so we called the front desk and they offered to come get us early. The hotel was decorated with so much thought to preserve it's history while also modernizing it for guests experience. There was AC, a mini bar, slippers, robes, and plenty of toiletries for our use. We had a lovely complimentary breakfast in the cave overlooking the coast and when we were ready to head out they were able to schedule us a nice taxi to our next location. We will be raving about our experience for a long while!

We have returned from a 7 night stay here and found the staff very helpful and accommodating. They arranged a taxi for us and scooter hire. Would definitely recommend!

An outstanding hotel- it was the experience of a lifetime to stay here: we cannot recommend it enough. Use the shuttle service provided kindly by the hotel to get into Maiori and the whole Amalfi coast is open to you. Excellent breakfast, facilities and service from the excellent staff. My wife and I look forward to returning here as soon as possible.

My husband and I stayed here for a week on honeymoon. Absolutely loved it, Vincenzo was super helpful and gave us lots of tips and his English is excellent. Italo was a sweetheart and even though his English was minimal he was so accommodating and tolerant of my terrible Italian! If you want peace, history and insane views, this is the place for you. Be mindful that it is not for the faint hearted so if you are scared of heights or want to be in walking distance of amenities, this is not for you. There is parking but you need balls of steel to drive round there! The hotel provide a shuttle into Maiori 5-6 times a day which is a 10 minute drive with access to a great beach club, restaurants, ferry and buses. There is also a bus stop directly outside. We were bed and breakfast only so can’t comment on dinner but there was lots of great choice for breakfast. An incredibly unique venue and we had the best time.

This quaint location was perfect for our first stop in Amalfi. We were able to escape the hectic cities and relax w daily glasses of Prosecco and cappuccinos with one of the best views in the region. The shuttle made visiting town super convenient (and cheap!). Taxis can be very expensive so having a shuttle was a game changer. They also upgraded us to the nicest room when they heard it was our honeymoon. The staff was delightful as well. Cannot recommend enough.

Really cool and historic hotel. Staff (Vincenzo) and others are great!! Minimal amenities but has a great breakfast with insane views. Try not to bring a car there, although there is a small parking area 100m down the road and it’s a death walk to the hotel. Overall I loved this place. It’s over 1000 years old but he modern conveniences like USB outlets, A/C, up to date bathroom, fridge in room etc. It’s not in a city and nothing is walking accessible, but they run a few shuttle to Maiori a few times a day, and from there you’re connected to other cities. Also has a bus stop out front.

Ok

Beautiful even in the winter!

passing by car

Amazing wedding!

(Translated by Google) Obviously, my vote was provocative. Today, the sea was a cesspool, the beach a receptacle of cigarette butts and other trash, and to top it all off, the stench of sewage was stomach-churning. The Cetara tower has nothing to do with it; it's the usual spectacle. I hope that the local authorities, instead of thinking about raising parking fees, will also take steps to keep this situation under control. (Original) Ovviamente voto provocatorio. Oggi il mare era una cloaca, la spiaggia un ricettacolo di cicche di sigarette e rifiuti vari, per concludere si sentiva una olezzo di fogna che faceva rivoltare lo stomaco. Non c’entra nulla la torre di Cetara che è il solito spettacolo. Spero che le amministrazioni invece di pensare a alzare il costo del parcheggio provvedano anche a tenere sotto controllo questa situazione.

Breathtaking.... The beauty of the Amalfi Coast is unparalled ...

(Translated by Google) The tower dominates the small village of Cetara, a gem easily reached by sea thanks to the taxi boat service (ferries). Traveling by car is not recommended. The seaside village is centered on the main street, lined with shops and restaurants, yet, compared to the coastal towns, it still seems untouched by mass tourism. Buying the anchovy colatura is a must! (Original) La torre domina sul piccolo paesino di Cetara, un gioiellino che si raggiunge facilmente via mare grazie al servizio di nave taxi (traghetti). Sconsigliato diversamente muoversi con l’auto. Il borgo marinaro si risolve nel corso principale, ricco di negozietti e locali tuttavia, rispetto alle località della costiera sembra tutt'oggi immune dal turismo di massa. È d’obbligo l'acquisto della colatura di alici!

I really wanted to like this place, despite it being low rated (I didn’t read the reviews though before going). I was really hoping to honestly write a good review and help bring more people to this restaurant. But this is such a shame. Wow… No wonder the place seats empty when every other place around is buzzing with people enjoying their meals. I wasn’t overcharged: paid exactly the price from the menu. But I still feel ripped off and fooled. C’mon, 12.5€ for this “Caprese”?! (See the pictures) It was literally just a cut tomato and a piece of mozzarella, with a few basil leaves. Not even a bit of olive oil! Wow.. Honestly, just shocked. It almost feels like an assault. Lemon sauce on pasta was good (but nothing outstanding) and Bolognese sauce was also not bad. However, the pasta itself by no means a home made (as was claimed)! For these two pasta dishes and a “Caprese salad” and a glass of wine I paid 54€. It would be a good price for a good dinner, but not for this. (Note: we ordered a take out dinner)

First night in Minori and found this perfect restaurant. Was recommended the lemon pasta by the waiter and it did not disappoint. Such a great flavour, washed down with a cold peroni. Fantastic evening and will be going back again while I’m here.

The linguine with minced prawns (pictured) was 18.50 euro. It had very little prawns in it. "Big salad" was 9 euros and was actually small. We also ordered an omellete with cheese, not pictured as it looked completely basic. Overall, the value for money at this restaurant is not there. You will find more value for your money elsewhere. Would not recommend.

I avoid leaving negative reviews but our last dinner in Minori unfortunately was here and it was such a disappointment. We were hungry early so we went and the waiter was incredibly welcoming. We asked for one order of caprese after debating between the bruschetta and that and he suggested he would let us try a small portion of the bruschetta as well. The caprese came on two plates but we thought he just split it up for us. The bruschetta was okay, not great, but we thought it was free. The pasta came and the pomodoro smelled like Chef Boyardee. The menu claims the pasta is homemade but it is definitely not. At the end he came to the table with a small piece of paper and handwritten notes that we couldn’t read claiming the bill was 90 euros. We didn’t understand where the cost came from as they didn’t match the menu and he had charged us for the bruschetta and two orders of the caprese. Avoid this restaurant at all costs. We had much better meals for less.

Avoid at all costs. We were lured by the kind man at the front but I wish we listened to the reviews. The food was not edible - it looked good but the taste was terrible. The tomato pasta and bruschetta used canned tomato that did not taste fresh or good AT ALL. The actual pasta wasn’t good. This was the worst pasta I’ve ever had. And I never get unappetized by pasta - so this is saying a lot. At the end, he tried to overcharge us. It’s very disappointing and sad. Please do not go here, it’s a tourist trap.

Minori, with its charming coastal charm, is a delightful destination. However, our recent dining experience at a restaurant near the church was a little bit disappointment. While the food was undeniably tasty and the service was attentive, the exorbitant prices left us feeling overcharged and underwhelmed. Drawn in by a friendly host (he is very nice, tho), we decided to give this establishment a try. The ambiance was pleasant, and the menu offered a variety of local specialties. Unfortunately, when the bill arrived, we were shocked by the astronomical cost. The prices seemed disproportionate to the quality and quantity of the dishes served. While we appreciate the efforts of the staff and the delicious flavors, we cannot overlook the fact that we felt taken advantage of. It's a shame that such a beautiful town like Minori is home to establishments that prioritize profit over customer satisfaction. We would advise future visitors to be cautious and perhaps explore other dining options in the area.

Wonderful view of the beautiful church. Very very delicious lemon linguine. The lemoncello offered at the end of the meal is *NOT* free, come to find out. Also my bottle of wine came opened already, so I felt that was disingenuous. Just bring me a half carafe of house wine, and charge fairly. Don’t pretend! Lemon dessert was disappointing. Bill was handwritten with price, but not itemized. (Just a tally of numbers). Got a great tan in the courtyard!

A very high-quality restaurant, fresh and high-quality ingredients, very nice and kind waiters. The portions are large and satisfying, the steak with cherry tomatoes and Parmesan is incredibly delicious, the grilled fish is also highly recommended! Clean and tidy restrooms. The only complaint is that it was hot inside and they didn't turn on the air conditioners. The coolers they did have were set to 26 degrees, which is not enough in the summer heat. Other than that, it's highly recommended ✨

It’s really delicious in the town! We wueyed for few min then we got a seat! Very crowded, It’s spacious inside. They served the food really fast after we ordered. I like spaghetti with shrimp, pizza and fried seafood! We were very satisfied with the meals 👍🏻

Recommended by my host, this is a very Italian trattoria. Seafood was fresh especially the mussels. Their focaccia started was so good that I finished up n didn’t even take a photo.. we ordered the Tramonti pizza which is just as tasty as their pasta. A little pricey but you’re in Almalfi.. 🤪 Tried their limoncello, it really gave me the kick! Hahaha. They were so sweet that they gave us a shot of lemon slush at the end of the meal. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

If you’re ever in Amalfi, Da Maria is like going back in time to a traditional Italian Trattoria. The place has a real buzz and ambiance and was extremely busy on a Wednesday evening! We waited about 10 minutes for a table for two and we were shown to our table but who I think appeared to be the owner. We ordered the Prosciutto Crudo with Melon for starter and for mains we had the Chicken in lemon sauce and potatoes and the Fettuccine with Bolognaise sauce, we also shared the Tiramisu dessert. The food here was simply superb, and priced very reasonably. The service from the staff is top tier, they’re used to being busy with a lot of clientele from different cultures /backgrounds! If you’re in Amalfi, make sure you reserve a table at Di Maria!

A fabulous place to eat in Amalfi. Amazing staff works well together to be sure you have all you need! Food is fresh. Great selection. We had pizza and side of grilled vegetables. Enjoy! Get there at 6:30 when they open if you are hungry. Always a line. ( For a good reason!)😃

I spent nine days in southern Italy and I have to say the best pizza I had was the one from this location in Amalfi. Absolutely delicious, not dripping fat, and you can taste pure fresh ingredients and it was super tasty. I gave four stars because they were skimpy on the air conditioner. It was really hot. They should have better air conditioning in the location. Otherwise, I highly recommend this place if you’re in for an authentic purely tasty Italian-style pizza, especially if you are in the Amalfi area.

Must try , very nice food with big portions, if you are asian girl , i believe you will shared dish with your friend. i love it tho! Staff run queue by remember the face of customers who come first, but after lot of queue customers need to arrange their queue by themselves.

Italian home cooking at its finest! We've visited a total of 5 times over our last 2 trips to Ravello and can't wait to return again. Some of our favorite dishes are Lasagna, lemon pasta, mushroom pasta, and meatballs. The desserts are also amazing. Thank you so much Nicola for your hospitality and incredible food!

Outstanding! We’re already planning our return. The bruschetta and pasta dishes were absolutely delicious, the wines were fantastic, and our waiter’s service was exceptional. I cannot recommend this place highly enough.

A real hidden gem in Ravello serving simple, authentic Italian food. We started with the bruschetta topped with burrata, confit tomatoes and pistachio pesto – absolutely superb. The pastas of the day all sounded tempting, but we chose the creamy lemon pasta and the creamy zucchini pasta, both of which were outstanding. Fresh flavours, generous portions and a relaxed atmosphere made this a memorable meal.

The food here is simply perfect. Instead of Marina Grande in Amalfi, this place deserves the Michelin plaque in the future. We didn’t even plan on having dessert, but since everything was flawless, we couldn’t resist – and we’re glad we didn’t. This is Italian cuisine at its absolute best.

Would give more stars if I could. Just a few minutes walk from the main square, you can find this gem run by a welcoming local. The food is outstanding and probably the best in Ravello. It is quite a bit more expensive than other Italian establishments, but worth it.

Best Italian food we have had so far. All four dishes we ordered were phenomenal! Owner was amazing and so helpful.

The owner was kind of rude but we were hungry so we asked if we could sit and he said okay. We ordered a lasagna from “Today’s specials” menu and pizza with pancetta. The pizza here means a pre-baked quarter of a thick pizza crust heated with the toppings in an electric oven and then covered with lettuce (you can see it in the pictures). The lasagna were heated in the same oven as well and weirdly reminded of the one that you can get in LIDL. The food and the experience isn’t worth the money, would recommend to look for another place to eat and spend your time.

6 of us went to this beautiful location to have our lunch. The scenery was beautiful and a cosy relaxing place to eat. The rating of the following foods are 1. Salted cod - very good and tasty 2. Mixed pasta with potato and calamari - extremely salty, and very unhealthy to your kidney. Don’t eat !!!!! A waste of money 3. Beef tartar - average 5/10 only 4. Slow cooked beef with Genovese sauce - very good and tasty

The food was delicious, we went with the chef’s recommendation which was very well priced. They allowed us to split it as well which was very kind. The view was amazing, we also had a very delicious glass of wine. The atmosphere was great and the inside was very cute! Indoor, terrace and more bar style seating all available.

Extraordinary view and creative takes on delicious local food. Everything was seasoned perfectly with delicious bread and a great selection of wines by the glass. Would recommend this to anybody traveling to Ravello or anywhere in Italy. Ten out of ten deserves a Michelin star. Perfect.

Although there were empty tables available at 8:45 both in the restaurant and in the pizzeria (we were even asked which area we preferred), the staff refused to serve us when they found out that we (two people) only wanted dessert and drinks. A minimum consumption requirement was never mentioned, which we would have understood and honoured, as we just wanted to enjoy the nice view and an italian desert at the end of the day. Pity.

Hands down the best food we’ve had in Ravello. Service was really friendly, and they accommodated 11 of us very quickly. Pasta with octopus was out of this world! Would highly recommend visiting.

A wonderful view and wonderful food. The dishes are creative and carefully presented. We enjoyed the ambiance and professional services. Slightly pricey but well worth it.

An absolutely breathtaking bed & breakfast in Ravello. Our room had a million-dollar view, and the staff were so friendly and accommodating. The hotel is part of the family restaurant, so that was very convenient. The homemade cornetti were fresh from the oven, and there was a delicious assortment of fresh fruits. Highly recommended.