If you do one thing when you’re in Positano, make sure it’s booking a table at Da Adolfo. The best Italian food I’ve had in Italy. Period.
I’d heard a lot about this place whilst doing research on the Amalfi Coast. And boy did it live up to expectations. Don’t you love it when that happens?!
Wait by the main dock in Positano. Every half hour or so from around 10am, a small boat, identifiable by a red fish on the mast, will come and collect passengers. Be prepared to be whisked away in a very James Bond-esque fashion. It is definitely one of the best ways I’ve approached a restaurant in my life! 😎
- You can’t just show up on the day so book in advance via telephone. This is literally the only way to get a reservation. It may take a few tries (they never answer the phone!) but persevere. It is worth it.
- The boat that transfers passengers is free but has restricted timings, mainly for coming back. The first return boat leaves around 4pm so if you want to leave earlier, you’ll have to book a water taxi (€20). Factor this in when you’re thinking of what time you want to book your table.
- Make an afternoon of your trip and enjoy the beach with a book. Don’t forget a hat and sunscreen! There’s very little shade anywhere.
- If you feel queazy on boats, remember to take an anti-sickness tablet as you’re more likely to feel sick on a smaller boat.
- Finally, buon appetito!
Oh wow your pictures are beautiful! Love your post ❤
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Thank you so much!
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It seems like a place to go! Im planning to visit Positano during Nov do you know if they open during that season?
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Hi Angela! I’m not too sure but many restaurants and hotels close in the winter in Positano so definitely worth checking – drop them an email: info@daadolfo.com -:)
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