Been here a few times. Giuseppe always remembers our table, which is nice. Food&#39;s solid for the price.

A nice, small spot for regional slow food. The pasta was pretty good, and the wine selection decent. A bit on the quieter side for a Friday night, but the food came out quickly.

There were several issues that are unsuitable for a Michelin-starred restaurant. We ordered vegetarian meals but received a meatball as an appetizer... Later, we were served a vegetable dish that was unreasonably salty. There were two pasta dishes in the meal; the first, with lemon sauce, was excellent, but the second, with potatoes, was bland and not tasty. Although these were meals supposedly based on vegetables, there were very few vegetables in the meal. Apart from an interesting appetizer and the particularly tasty lemon pasta dish, the rest of the dishes were mediocre. We expected more.

The seafood risotto was spot on, creamy but not heavy. The mixed antipasto plate had some really fresh, bright flavors. Fish was incredibly fresh, you could tell. A solid meal.

Nice spot right by the beach, easy parking. The view was pretty good, especially at sunset. Food was decent, though the pasta was a bit on the salty side for my taste. A fine place for a casual dinner.

This place has that real pub feel. Even when it&#39;s packed, you end up chatting with folks at the bar. Their wine list is solid, found a nice red that went perfectly with the steak and ale pie. The food&#39;s good, varied menu. Just a proper, welcoming spot.

Loved the decor here, it&rsquo;s got a real cozy, lived-in feel. The wooden tables and mismatched chairs make it feel relaxed, not stuffy. Perfect for a casual dinner. Food portions were huge for the price, no complaints there.

Been coming here for years, and the pool area is always spotless. It&#39;s just a really consistent, clean place to unwind. The beach access is a nice plus, too.

Stopped here on a drive. The pasta was pretty good, traditional and filling. Portions are decent. A solid spot if you&#39;re passing through.

Just had my first meal here. The staff were so friendly and helpful, really made me feel welcome. The place is spotless and well-kept, which made for a comfortable, relaxed lunch.

Service was quick and friendly. They kept an eye on our table without being pushy, which was nice. My water glass never got empty. That kind of attentive service is hard to find these days, honestly.

The menu had way more veggie dishes than I expected. Not the usual two or three token options. I actually had a hard time choosing.

The eggplant parmigiana tasted just like a homemade dish. The wood-fired pizzas were also very good. I appreciated that the booths were roomy and comfortable, made it easy to relax. A nice, straightforward spot.

The lemon cake here is the best I&#39;ve had on the Amalfi Coast. Seriously, I&#39;d come back just for that. The homemade pasta with shrimp was also great. I enjoyed a crisp local white wine with it, which was a perfect match. A very solid meal.

No reservation, but they got us a drink at the bar. The wait was worth it for that window table and the view. You can see the whole piazza from there. That&#39;s the spot to get.

The drive up was part of the fun, and they have a shuttle which is nice. The food is simple but fresh. Had the grilled fish and a local pasta, both were spot on. Worth the trip for that alone.

Quick lunch here, grilled vegetables and fried seafood were good. Waiters stayed attentive despite the crowd.

Been coming here for years, and the staff always remembers my usual order. Even on a packed Friday night, they&#39;re just as friendly and helpful. Makes a difference.

They make the fish fresh when you book ahead. I like that. Had the sea bass with a crisp white wine that really worked. A bit on the pricey side, but you taste the difference.

Been coming here for years. The pasta is always cooked just right, not too soft. Portions are generous for the price. It&rsquo;s a solid neighborhood spot.

Arturo was so friendly and attentive! The eggplant parm was delicious, but the octopus salad was the real star. Perfect for sharing with friends over a long chat. The vibe was just right for a casual catch-up.

The tortello ouvo con tartufo was the star for me. The pasta was perfectly al dente, and the egg yolk inside was just runny enough. The cod cooked on one side was also good, though the skin could have been a bit crispier. Friendly, low-key service.

The wood-fired pizza here is the real deal. That slightly charred crust, the simple but perfect tomato sauce... I could eat it every day. The place itself is nothing fancy from the outside, but who cares when the food is this good? They were super nice about seating us early, too.

The margherita pizza was full of flavor, with a fluffy crust. I paired it with a glass of Chianti from their list, which worked nicely. Good value for the price.

After a day in Herculaeum this place was jsut what we needed! fresh wonderful food nicely prepared and served thoughtfully. Prices were inline with the quality.

super experience. we stayed 5 days in the area and ate here twice. food was amazing. the fish so fresh! one thing that i didnt like so much was was the way they charged for the food. the waiter proactively offered combinations of dishes or something that wasn&acute;t on the menu and then they just charged 3 mains as XX eur or starters XX euro.... we had 100 eur lunch and 150 eur dinner for 3 people with one bottle of wine. but still, we would come back. the food is just perfect

The food is good, classic. But the tables are so close together. I could hear the entire conversation next to me. It&rsquo;s a bit much for a quiet dinner.

Patio seating was ideal for a business lunch. Good view of the main square in Vietri. The interior looks nice too if you need a quieter table. Efficient service, got the bill quickly.

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