Positano

1. Il Palazzo      

   • $$$
   • boo rating: 100%

   Latest review

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   Il Palazzo is both a hotel and a restaurant but never having stayed in the hotel I cannot review it other than to say that it is quite low down in the town so it doesn't enjoy the wonderful views over Positano that hotels higher up the hillsides have. What it does have, however, is an excellent... more Il Palazzo is both a hotel and a restaurant but never having stayed in the hotel I cannot review it other than to say that it is quite low down in the town so it doesn't enjoy the wonderful views over Positano that hotels higher up the hillsides have. What it does have, however, is an excellent restaurant. The service is professional and efficient, you can eat out in a lovely open air setting under big Italian white umbrellas and the food is very successful. The menu is short but you'll find you'd like to try almost everything on it. I can recommend in the pasta section the pappardelle al ragú di agnello (wide string pasta with lamb ragout sauce) which is excellent. The fish dishes too are wonderful. I warmy recommend this restaurant.close

   by Donal posted on mag, 2007

2. Donna Rosa Restaurant      

   • $$$$
   • boo rating: 100%

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   If it's good enough for Jamie Oliver then it's good enough for me! Seriously though, Donna Rosa's is an excellent family-run Italian restaurant just outside Positano in a little village called Monte Pertuso. Excellent home-made pasta and sea food, wonderful local wines, cooking in an open plan... more If it's good enough for Jamie Oliver then it's good enough for me! Seriously though, Donna Rosa's is an excellent family-run Italian restaurant just outside Positano in a little village called Monte Pertuso. Excellent home-made pasta and sea food, wonderful local wines, cooking in an open plan kitchen right beside where you eat, the whole experience is excellent. I'm ot a desert lover, but the panna cotta was the best I have ever tasted anywhere, period. One word of warning, it's quite high up the mountainside, so evenings can be deceptively chilly. Might be an idea to bring a sweater or cardigan if you plan to eat outside...close

   by Donal posted on mag, 2007