Ristorante Don Alfonso 1890

Top choice in Sant’Agata sui Due Golfi


Don Alsonso is as much an experience as a meal – and a world-class one at that. Not only is the food exquisite, creative and true to its Sorrentino roots; it’s also immaculately presented by genuinely friendly staff who treat every guest like they’re visiting royalty.

The restaurant itself is a gleaming white, effortlessly elegant space that manages to feel refreshingly unpretentious (children are welcome).

The food is an ever-changing feast, with ingredients plucked from the family-run farm nearby. Expect spectacular flavours concocted from the restaurant's own eggs, olives, honey, aubergines, lemons and herbs. To top it all, they offer a tour of their wine and cheese cellar and busy working kitchen either before or after your meal.


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