Cantina Belvedere Restaurant

Phenomenal and very reasonable . Unbelievable wine collection a must in the area and sunsets are amazing!

Enjoyed the most fantastic seafood lunch here on our 30th Wedding Anniversary. Arrived 40 minutes before restaurant was due to close, without a reservation and nothing was too much trouble. Amazing views only surpassed by the excellent food and service 👌

I would love to give it 4.5 stars but will have to go with 5! Great food and beautiful presentation. Very professional and attentive service. HUGE and varied wine list with lots of local wines. But tbh it’s the view that is the showstopper. We split an appetiser and then had a primo and a secundo each, and it was far too much to leave room for dessert. We should have skipped the primo. The tuna was the star of the show. The eponymous secundo was ok but not as good as the other dishes. The meatball melanzanne appetizer was one of our favourites. With two beers one negroni and three glasses of wine (total) our bill came to 175 €. The town is charming to explore before or after your meal.

Just th view on its own will make your visit worth while. Located on the most scenic corner of this beautiful village, this restaurant is the quintessential example of a dinner with a view. Food is all fish based, so there is little to choose from for vegetarians and meat lovers. Highly recommended the starter selection of raw fish and the tuna steak. Service is very good and the wine selection impressive. Prices are high for the area, but any londoner will find it extremely cheap for what you get

In 2017 I tasted the best pasta I’ve ever had in my life. It had pistachios, anchovies, and tomatoes. I haven’t stopped thinking about it since. It was simply sensational. Thank you for giving me this experience.

Great food (go for the fish dishes) served in an extremely stylish place surrounded by an absolutely fantastic view of the Northern Cilento gulf. Value for money is great as well. Suggestion: if booking for 2, specifically ask for a table on the top with a panoramic view. Book 20 minutes before the sunset, so you will be enjoying 3 stages of panoramic views: first blue skies and sea with full light, then red sky during the sunset and finally dark with city lights and stars in the sky.

With very nice view to having dinner, special food and taste mostly ok.

Firstly, the positives: the view over Castellabate, the sea and towards the Amalfi Coast are stunning and the food is very good - tasty and well-presented. But it’s not a restaurant I’d recommend. The menu is on a QR code (why would any restaurant still do that post-Covid?), so the evening starts off with everyone looking at their phones. Bizarrely, the only soft drink available, (apart from water), is Coca-Cola. Waiting staff, dressed head-to-toe in black, each with a radio and earpiece give an atmosphere more of security staff rather than friendly staff wanting to ensure you have an enjoyable evening. We were asked several times if we were ready to order, then two members of staff came to take the order - one to ask what we would like and the other to type it into their device. Again, bizarre. Service was functional and unsmiling, except at the end when we left and a member of staff (the manager?) wished us a pleasant evening and said he’d see us next time. No next time for us I’m afraid.

This restaurant, perched up top of the scenic town of Castellabate, as seen in the Italian film "Benvenuti al Sud," offers a wonderful selection of local, regional fare. While it's hard to go wrong in this area regarding food, a stop in this place will be worth your while.