Ristorante Da Peppino In Capri

Good quality, a little pricey, but considering the location it's okay

The food is very delicious. We tried almost everything. Family business since 1946. The waiter was very nice and cute. I really liked the menu, it only consisted of pictures and prices. Everything was delicious! Thank you for the hospitality.

We were there yesterday for lunch. We had the pizza margherita and a spaghetti alla pomodoro. It was very good. I don’t understand the negative reviews of the food or the staff. Our waiter was wonderful. He consistently checked on us. Even asked us if I wanted Parmesan on my spaghetti and poured some on my husband’s pizza too. He also just had a lively vibe. He was dancing to the music as he was in between serving and taking orders. We truly had a wonderful experience.

One of the least expensive places around. The staff was friendly even if not super professional and this creates an atmosphere of home, tranquility amidst the chaos of tourism. I ate some very good lemon ravioli.

A Hidden Gem in the Heart of Capri Tucked away on the sun-kissed island of Capri, this Italian restaurant was more than just a meal—it was a memory I’ll treasure forever. As a first-time visitor to Italy, I couldn’t have asked for a more authentic or heartwarming experience. We were rushing through the streets, trying to find a restroom before our boat tour, when a kind older waiter caught our attention. He reminded me so much of my nonno—warm, welcoming, and full of that familiar Italian charm. If it hadn’t been for him, we might have walked right past and missed out on the best food I’ve had in Italy. He listened patiently as I explained we were short on time, and without hesitation, he had the kitchen prepare fresh calamari to go. It was crisp—perfectly fried, impossibly fresh, and absolutely unforgettable. That calamari, with a squeeze of lemon was the best I've ever tried. It was so good I still think about it often. We knew we had to come back—and when we did, it was even more beautiful. We returned for a long, leisurely lunch and were seated outside, where the charm of Capri came alive around us. Limoncello spritzes in hand, Italian music in the air, we shared plates of spaghetti frutti di mare and spaghetti con vongole—each one made to order with fresh-caught seafood and cooked with care. This isn’t a tourist trap. It’s a hidden gem that feels more like eating at a beloved relative’s home. Yes, the food takes a little time, but that’s because nothing is rushed—everything is made fresh, with pride and passion. And while you wait, you get to soak in the beauty around you: the music, the company, the sea air, the view. Coming from an Italian home, it was deeply comforting to find a place that felt so familiar, so genuine. If it wasn’t for that kind waiter, we would have missed an experience that became one of the highlights of our entire trip. “A tavola non si invecchia.” And at this table, time slows down in the most beautiful way. Thank you for this beautiful experience that I have cherished since a year ago. I hope to return again one day, and relive every flavor, every moment.

Ordered peroni and limoncello slush drink for 12 Euros to take away. Lady was very nice and let me us the toilet.

The food is cheaper than the price, but the service from the Indian employees is okay, and the view is the best.