Syrenuse Bar Ristorante In Sorrento

Great little spot in Sorrento with authentic local food

The place is very beautiful, with gorgeous views, the service was a little slow but nothing too bad, I loved it!

The pizza is very weak and after eating it the staff wants to get rid of the guests quickly, so you won't stay there for long.

Food was very good and the ambience was great

Cacio e pepe was great, calamari was good, tomato soup was nice, bolognese was good, as well as the carbonara. I think the cacio e pepe was my favorite although a bit salty, it was still very good. The service is very slow and there is no such thing as, “how’s the food, does anyone need anything?” which is common in Italy so do not expect the type of restaurant service as the states. I was a bit frustrated with the cover charges and cutlery charges in Italy because if paying for such things, you’d expect a plate to use for the bread and oil as eating bread with olive oil over a table gets super messy. You won’t get many Grazie/Thank Yous when paying for your meal or when leaving an establishment nor any goodbyes or have a good day so just be wary of that. Overall, the service was to be expected but as a main tourist spot, I do believe that it could be better which knocks off a star. Otherwise, it was a good dinner. **Also for those reading reviews** do not trust highlighted and good reviews, especially in main tourist areas as businesses tend to bot reviews. My suggestion is to filter the reviews by lowest rating and decide from there.

Wonderful place and great service. Most of the fish dishes can be from frozen unfortunately. The local fish fish i had was very tasty but expensive at 90 euro. So expect to pay very touristy prices given the central location

Good service but chaotic good food

We just popped in for some bottled water before a tour, but the coffee and food was making my mouth water.

Very delicious food, friendly service, I recommend it wholeheartedly

Fast, very friendly service. The food is large portions, good value for money. The complimentary Limoncello at the end is a nice gesture!