Naples & the Amalfi Coast : The Islands, Sorrento and the South : Peninsula Dining : DK Travel

Top 10 Peninsula Dining

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1. Torre del Saraceno, Marina di Equa

Well deserving of its Michelin star. Antipasti choices include sea urchins or caviar; all pastas are made on the premises; and the fresh fish melts in your mouth.
2. Ristorante Vittoria, Sorrento

The grandest experience Sorrento has to offer, in the glittering frescoed dining room of this superlative hotel. Silver, china, crystal and fine linen complement the service you receive. Former diners have included Goethe, Byron, Wagner, Princess Margaret and Pavarotti.
3. Da Emilia, Sorrento

A family-run, unpretentious place serving good, traditional food. Tables on the terrace overlook the sea.
4. Don Alfonso 1890, Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi, Sorrentine Peninsula

With three Michelin stars expect lavish elegance and impeccable food. Tasting menus and their accompanying wines reach such heights that the effect is nothing less than symphonic.
5. La Cambusa, Positano

Positioned to the right of the beach, with dining on a porticoed balcony. Seafood is the thing to go for.
6. Il Capitano, Positano

Dishes include ravioli di astice (lobster-stuffed), while the sommelier will be happy to guide you through the wine list. Book ahead.
7. Marina Grande, Amalfi

One of the best restaurants in town, set right on the sea. Original dishes include seafood ravioli with arugula (rocket) sauce.
8. Casbah’r, Atrani

Dishes vary depending on the season, but expect such creations as pumpkin with baby squid or salt-cod.
9. Villa Amore, Ravello

A breathtaking setting and traditional food.
10. Salvatore, Ravello

A short walk out of town, this restaurant enjoys a fine panorama and turns out delicious food. Try cuttlefish with artichokes or risotto of barley with mushrooms and smoked mozzarella.