I migliori ristoranti di cucina italiananella città Ascea della Salerno

06/06/2026: Terrible. My parents visited on Sunday. The house wine was sour. A plate of spaghetti with clams had closed clams that were clearly spoiled. My mother sent it back because it was inedible, as was the wine, and they even added them to the bill! Without the slightest apology!!!

03/06/2026: It's no longer the treasure chest it once was, raw bark, not even mentioning "al dente"... spaghetti with clams where the flavor of the clams was "distant"... a menu written on an A4 sheet of paper in pen... it's no longer the treasure chest it once was.

12/09/2025: I tried the crepe and it was very good, unlike the brioche with ice cream. It wasn't fresh and didn't have a good flavor or texture. Otherwise, the staff was quite friendly and professional.

07/09/2025: Here you'll find some of the best gelato you've ever had: you can choose from a myriad of original and delicious flavors. But that's not all: pancakes, Sicilian granitas, crepes, churros, and the fantastic Ischian cornetto, not to mention the semifreddos, cups, and the legendary babà. Gaetano and his staff always have a smile on their faces and are incredibly friendly and helpful. Top!

29/05/2026: We've been for dinner twice in a row, sampling the entire menu—fish, meat, and pizza—and it's all excellent. There were 12 of us, motorcycle friends, staying at the hotel of the same name (under the same ownership). The wine list is interesting, with fair markups. Anyone can create excellent dining, but the art of hospitality isn't for everyone. Angelo, the chef and owner, is a friendly, professional, and generous person. We'll definitely return.

10/05/2026: The food was excellent, but the service left much to be desired. Some appetizers arrived after the main course, and the dishes were served unevenly, so one person was still eating when everyone else had finished. On the positive side, the artistic presentation of the plates was a highlight, showcasing the chef's creativity. The portions were small but tasty. However, they weren't always worth the price. The timing of the dishes, in particular, needs improvement. It's unacceptable that a simple salad took longer than a freshly prepared risotto.

26/09/2025: Yes, the service is friendly and helpful.

02/09/2025: We went to this beach in person 20 days before our vacation to ask if there was availability for an umbrella for a certain period. They explained to us that the situation wasn't easy for them (which I understand). They also said there wouldn't be any problems, the space would be available; we just had to contact them a few days in advance. We wrote a few days before and they told us that the entire period wasn't available and that three days would be vacant. That's fine. They gave us the price (which wasn't the one we'd discussed, but that's fine; it was a busy day, she must have been confused). We tried to negotiate the price a bit and were told that they weren't a stall and that they don't hold auctions. That's fine, we apologize and accept, and we send the deposit. On our first day under the umbrella, the weather was practically unbearable, and the lady kindly advised us not to go down and that she would let us make up for it. This gesture was appreciated, and we promptly repaid her by eating (deliciously) on the beach despite having a house just a few meters away and a supermarket right next door. The surprise is that, if you get a period of uncertain weather (and I don't mean bad weather), the lines for umbrellas are halved and the party begins, something we obviously hadn't been told about (just like the shower, which isn't included in the umbrella rental; it's €15, including a €5 deposit for a card—well, that's fine, too). Basically, if it weren't for the staff at the bar, the spotlessly clean open kitchen, and the empathetic and professional lifeguards, this review would have one star. From the moment the lines are halved, everyone RIGHTFULLY wants the service they paid for, the place they paid for. Since it was frequented by a very relaxed, adult, and well-mannered clientele, there were no major problems for 10 days. The beach was self-managed, except that on the last day, an argument broke out between the beachgoers and the owner (who pretended to be the manager) came down and asked my pregnant partner and I to move the umbrella we'd paid for because she thought we wouldn't be going on the last day (despite the fact that it was expensive) and that we hadn't told them the days before that we'd be using it until the last day. And then, last but not least, she said, "Go to the back row because I'm in charge here and I make decisions." We didn't start any arguments; we simply pointed out that we were under the umbrella assigned to us. They're lucky because they're in an area with few alternatives: a tiny beach with umbrellas glued together. Your lounger is practically glued to the one next to it, maybe 20-30cm apart at most, so anyone in that area is almost forced to use it. The alternative would be the public beach. There were four of us (my partner, my parents, and I), but every day we set up our umbrellas on the public beach (since we'd brought them for the open-air days), so as not to crowd together even more (also because it's prohibited by the rules). Since it's very likely that this will be denied, I'm attaching a photo, one of which shows how the water practically rises, forcing us to remove the umbrellas (which really bothers me, and in fact we were silent for the entire duration of the holiday, and despite this, we were told who's in charge and who's not). Kindness is probably mistaken for foolishness.