10 Best Restaurants on the Amalfi Coast

It doesn’t get much better than the Amalfi Coast with sweeping views of Italian coastline, beautiful cliffside architecture, lemony desserts and endless glasses of wine. It’s no secret that Italy is the perfect getaway, in part for its incredible food, but there’s something special about dining by the water. From fresh seafood to hand-cut pasta, here are ten of our most favorite restaurants on the Amalfi Coast.

If the view doesn’t take your breath away, the expertly prepared dishes at La Tagliata will. Known for their charcoal-cooked meats, La Tagliata is good, old fashioned Italian hospitality. They’ll even arrange to pick you up for dinner and drop you off after your meal.

Located at the Hotel Eden Roc, the food at Adamo Ed Eva is just as classic and fulfilling as the scenery. We recommend starting your night with a drink at the Eden Roc Sky Bar before settling into an incredible dinner.

We love Le Sirenuse hotel, and having La Sponda as its resident restaurant is the cherry on top. The pride of La Sponda is the simplicity they bring to every dish. In a kitchen dedicated to fresh produce and locally sourced protein, less is always more. 

High up on the cliffside, you can’t beat the view from Ristorante Franchino. Family owned for 50 years, this tastefully elegant Amalfi Coast restaurant has consistently offered a fine dining experience to locals and visitors alike.

We recommend visiting Il Pirata for lunch, dinner, or even just a drink. Either way, this spot offers a cool, cavey vibe inside and a sunny terrace outside. Nearly floating on a rock in the water, Il Pirata is every bit of the Amalfi atmosphere you’re looking for.

Da Ciccio Cielo Mare E Terra is true farm-to-table dining in Amalfi Town. Offering pick up and drop off services, this restaurant is all about the guest. We recommend opting for the tasting menu and enjoying a bottle from the family winery.

Sensi has perfected the balance of tradition and innovation among Amalfi Coast restaurants. They only offer a tasting menu, but patrons rave over the food and service alike. At a place like Sensi, you can trust they know what’s best.

Though you’ll need to take a ferry over to Capri, it’s worth the trip to dine in a lemon grove at Da Paolino. This seaside restaurant is bright and inviting with a menu that’s sure to please. After your meal of fresh-caught lobster and fresh ravioli, don’t forget to order a round of limoncello.

Also a ferry ride over near Capri, Gennaro Amitrano features only six tables to ensure that every guest has a prime dining experience. The menu here is always changing to take advantage of the most seasonally impressive ingredients. Gennaro Amitrano is Michelin approved.

Located inside the five-star Palazzo Avino Hotel, you’ll find Rossellinis, which is also on the Michelin guide. Guests can choose between a tasting menu or dining a la carte. Either way, you can’t beat a meal on this romantic terrace.