Amalfi Coast Restaurants

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  • 1. Da Ciccio: Cielo Mare Terra

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    Featuring, as its name suggests, stunning views of sky, sea, and land and run by the fourth generation of the famiglia Cavaliere (sommelier Giuseppe, front-of-house manager Antonio, and chef Marco), this restaurant just outside of town serves exquisite dishes made with fresh local produce—often from its own orto garden and the sea below. Many diners opt for the aromatic theater al tavolo of the signature spaghetti al cartoccio dal 1965 (spaghetti with clams, olives, capers, tomatoes, and oregano), which the ever-smiling Antonio removes from baking paper, mixes, and serves.

    Via Giovanni Augustariccio 21, Amalfi, Campania, 84011, Italy
    089-831265

    Known For

    • Warm family-run place with home-grown produce
    • Aperitivo on the panoramic terrace
    • Free shuttle service from Amalfi and around

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Tues. No lunch Mon.--Thurs.
  • 2. Pasticceria Andrea Pansa

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    Amalfi's famed historic pasticceria (est.1830) is a must-visit for a breakfast capuccino and sflogliatella or lip-smacking limoncello with delizia al limone dessert. For the full indulgence grab a table outside but remember it's a lot cheaper and atmospheric consuming al banco (at the bar) watching the patrons and smartly attired baristi. 

    Piazza Duomo 40, Amalfi, Campania, 84011, Italy
    089-871065

    Known For

    • Delicious chocolates, biscotti, and candied fruits
    • Tables on the piazza
    • Cakes galore including torta Caprese, pastiera, and colomba
  • 3. Andrea Pansa

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    Amalfi's historic pasticceria is famed for its candied fruits and assortment of tempting Neapolitan pastries. If you have no time to linger and indulge at their piazza tables, order at the bar for a cheaper stand-up coffee and sflogliatella  pastry fix.

    Piazza Duomo 40, Amalfi, Campania, 84011, Italy
    089-871065

    Known For

    • Historic facade and interiors on Piazza Duomo
    • Delizia di limone cake
    • Excellent but pricey
  • 4. Da Gemma

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    Diners in the know have sung the praises of this understated landmark since 1872. Imaginative sauces turn plates of risotto and paccheri pasta into one-off culinary experiences; tile floors, white tablecloths, and a terrace set above the main street create a soothing ambience.

    Via Fra Gerardo Sasso 9, Amalfi, Campania, 84011, Italy
    089-871345

    Known For

    • Freshest sea and mountain produce
    • Signature feast fish soup to end all fish soups
    • Novel risotto and pasta dishes
  • 5. Eolo

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    Run by the owners of the Marina Riviera hotel, Eolo is one of the Amalfi Coast's most sophisticated restaurants, with fantastic views to match. The decor is calming if slightly unusual—with white-cove ceilings, Romanesque columns, mounted starfish—and many of the dishes are adorned with blossoms and other visual allures. Nothing, though, compares to the view of Amalfi's harbor from one of the tables in Eolo's picture-window alcove. If you don't land one of these, don't fret—the entire room is pretty enough as it is.

    Via Pantaleone Comite 3, Amalfi, Campania, 84011, Italy
    089-871241

    Known For

    • Extensive 3,000-strong wine cantina
    • Superb views
    • Light, creative seafood creations

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and Nov.–Mar., Credit cards accepted
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  • 6. La Caravella

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    Opened in 1959 and southern Italy's first restaurant to earn a Michelin star (in 1966), this atmospheric place—graced with frescoes, marble floors, vibrant ceramics, and fresh flowers—once had a gilded guest list that included Andy Warhol and Federico Fellini. The menu maintains dishes favored 50 years ago (picture slices of fish grilled in lemon leaves marinated with an almond and wild fennel sauce); there's also a tasting menu, but don't miss the antipasti.

    Via Matteo Camera 12, Amalfi, Campania, 84011, Italy
    089-871029

    Known For

    • The Mezzogiorno's pioneering fine-dining eatery
    • Cheerful dining room
    • Wine-dealer expertise

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Tues. and Nov. and Jan., Reservations essential
  • 7. Lo Smeraldino

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    Open since 1949, this airy, popular restaurant on Amalfi's almost-emerald waterfront dishes out reasonably priced seafood and cucina tipica Amalfitana (Amalfi Coast cuisine) such as lemon and zucchine tagliatelle alla Nerano and excellent grilled fish. You can see the boats bringing in the day's catch, and at night pizza is served on the terrace amid the twinkling lights of hills, sea, and sky.

    Piazzale dei Protontini 1, Amalfi, Campania, 84011, Italy
    089-871070

    Known For

    • Classic Campania pasta dishes
    • Super waterside location
    • Very popular with families in the summer

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Wed. Sept.–June, and Jan. and Feb.
  • 8. Stella Maris

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    With its white awnings and prime location on the beach (where you can rent sun beds), Stella Maris is likely the first restaurant you'll encounter on arriving in Amalfi. Dine or enjoy an aperitivo on the terrace, in front of the glass walls or on the beach—all the while gazing at the fishing boats bobbing in the bay or the sun worshipers tanning on the shore.

    Via della Regione 2, Amalfi, Campania, 84011, Italy
    089-872463

    Known For

    • Sun lounger dining service
    • Classic seafood frittata
    • Fab desserts including delizia di limone

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Dec.–Feb.
  • 9. Taverna Buonvicino

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    In the heart of medieval Amalfi, with alfresco seating in the piazzetta outside the churches of Santa Maria Maggiore and the Maria Santissima Addolorata, this place has a magical atmosphere. The menu features simple seasonal dishes like grilled squid, octopus, and buffalo steak—all lovingly crafted using grandma's recipes.

    Largo Santa Maria Maggiore 1–3, Amalfi, Campania, 84011, Italy
    089-8736385

    Known For

    • Twinkly, tranquil courtyard
    • Paranza seafood medley
    • Seasonal dishes and catch of the day

    Restaurant Details

    Rate Includes: Closed Jan. and Feb.

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