Amalfi Coast

This is seriously creative stuff, not cucina di mamma. The ambience, the service, and the amazing wine list (the cellar holds over 15,000 bottles) all rise to the occasion. — Concierge

After a long day of sun, sea, wind, and shopping, a dinner at the chic, mellow Next 2 is just what the doctor ordered. — Frommer's

High above Positano, on the slopes of Monte Sant'Angelo, is a tiny village called Montepertuso. — Concierge

If you're looking for some honest down-to-earth Italian grub, you can't do much better than this popular trattoria. — Lonely Planet

Da Gemma manages to meld fine dining with a relaxed atmosphere, making use of crisp white linen tablecloths and artfully plated dishes as well as a friendly and warm staff. — Afar Magazine

Elegance and impeccable service are the background for a sophisticated menu and perfect dining experience at this highly praised gourmet destination that boasts two Michelin stars. — Frommer's

Each morning, the chefs of La Cambusa purchase fresh fish and seafood from local fishermen and turn them into dishes like octopus salad, spaghetti with sautéed mussels, and linguini with lobster. — Travel + Leisure

This simple restaurant offers local cuisine in a striking setting -- the views are superb both from the dining room and the garden terrace, which is open for alfresco dining in warm weather. — Frommer's

The essence that seeps out of the salted fish is pure distillate of sea—added by expensive dropfuls to pastas such as Al Convento’s al dente Gragnano spaghetti. — Travel + Leisure

The staff is generous and knowledgeable, each room has its own individual look (lots of wonderful antiques, books, and art), and the beach club is out of this world. — Afar Magazine

In line with the decor in the rest of the hotel, Casa Angelina's gourmet restaurant is a study in sleek, contemporary chic. — Frommer's

Sure, it's a bit rustic and the pebbled beach is small, but this beach club has reached legendary status with Amalfi Coast travelers for its charm. — Afar Magazine

You come for the über-romantic setting: a shaded, breeze-kissed terrace draped in bougainvillea and overlooking pristine Mediterranean waters. — Travel + Leisure

— Michelin Guide

This pleasant restaurant is located in the village of Montepertuso, high above Positano, and offers a great escape from the crowds, high prices, and summer heat below. — Frommer's

Chez Black is open all day and draws as many patrons for drinks as for food, and it is indeed a perfect spot for a cocktail or beer, but they also serve breakfast and lunch. — Frommer's

Easy to find, just up from the seafront on this bustling pedestrian street, Giardiniello has been pleasing local palates since 1955. — Lonely Planet

His stylish and simple restaurant is decorated with Vietri ceramics and wood, creating a chill and beachy vibe. — Afar Magazine

The dishes on the menu, varying depending on market and fish market availability, still maintain the unmistakeable imprint of old-fashioned home cooking. — Michelin Guide

Located on the main street in town, this long-established restaurant has a decent reputation for seafood and pizzas. — Lonely Planet