I migliori ristoranti di cucina mediterraneanella città Sorrento della Napoli

18/08/2024: We went 3 times with the kids. The beds are not cheap but it’s a great day out for swimming and food (which we found excellent). Get there at 9am to secure your beds. You can pop back at any time later.

18/08/2024: We stayed with the family, Lido located in the Port area of ​​Sorrento, well looked after and with friendly and competent staff, sheltered by some cliffs making the sea like a natural swimming pool. The restaurant on the lido is also highly recommended. The food is really good, fantastic Nerano spaghetti and tasty fried fish. They also have a fish counter from which you can choose. Definitely worth picking up!

06/08/2024: Overpriced frozen pizza and poor service

04/08/2024: Horrible experience! The waiter was not very kind. We had 3 dishes of spaghetti and meatballs and the meatballs were cold inside. We let them know and he walked over to the microwave and heated our plates up. Very unprofessional! We didn’t end up eating our meatballs in the end. I do not recommend spending your money here. There are plenty others that are more accommodating and more pleasant!

11/08/2024: Terrible food, frozen pizza from the supermarket, potatoes with fish and cherry tomatoes which was nothing more than pasta with a can of tuna Expensive, a first course of this kind costs 22 euros and a pizza that can be purchased by the plate for 6 euros to 16 euros A shame

08/08/2024: We were approached on the street and waved in. It was pleasantly air-conditioned inside. We ate well and were served very friendly. The food was expensive but good. Price performance medium.

04/08/2024: Dyrt och trångt. Utanför står det att sängarna kostar 25. Men väl inne MÅSTE du dessutom betala 10 till för ett parasoll. Då borde paketpriset stå utanför.

18/07/2024: We liked this beach club the most out of all the one we looked into in Sorrento. Yes, it is expensive to pay for a sunbed and umbrella (50 euros for 2 people) especially coming from the U.S. where we take public beaches for granted, but it felt worth it for a few reasons. First of all, when we went on a weekday in the afternoon even during the summer it was easy to get a spot. We made a reservation, but it didn't seem like we needed one. We were able to get 2 sunbeds and have drinks brought to us at our sunbeds. The limoncello spritz was excellent. Second of all, you can't beat the experience of swimming in the Bay of Naples next to ancient Roman ruins. That was just incredible. Third, we were able to leave our belongings at our sunbeds without any worries that someone would take them because there was a lot of staff around. I would not have felt comfortable doing that at a public beach. We came back for a second time on a weekend, and we should have made a reservation because even at 10:30 AM it was already extremely busy. We had to wait 10 minutes to be let in, and then when we were let in we were only able to rent lounge chairs and not sunbeds. That still wasn't too bad though because the lounge chairs and umbrella were a little cheaper (around 40 euros for 2 people) and we still got to swim, which was the main reason we wanted to be there anyway. The drinks and refreshments are a bit expensive since you're paying for the view and the experience as well. Don't come here if you want a traditional beach experience though. There is no sand. The sunbeds are on a pier. Personally, that did not bother me because I would rather not have sand all over my feet and belongings.