Ristorante Da Adolfo

This is a special getaway. Make a reservation ahead of time and be sure to get a chair (25 euros a person). The boat will pick you up at the main pier in Positano. Look for the red fish on top of the boat. It comes every 30 minutes. Takes about 15 minutes to get to the little cove where the private beach is. The food is fresh and caught that day. Great seafood options and solid pasta as well. Full service bar in the back. Comes with a few cats. The beach is beautiful and quiet. Well worth the visit.

Truly exceptional — the views are breathtaking and the food is some of the best we’ve had in Positano. For the quality of the experience, you simply won’t find better value. A perfect blend of scenery, flavour, and affordability.

A great day out - booked late so missed out on a beach lounge, but did not spoil the experience. Picked up from the main pier and deposited back at no charge and the prices were reasonable.

If you're looking for a quick lunch, this is not the spot for you. Da Adolfo is an experience! You want to dedicate most of your morning and part of your afternoon to it. If you are looking for a local hangout and authentic spot this is the place. You are able to rent beach chairs on their private beach for much less money than the main beaches of Positano, and you are just steps away from your lunch reservation. It is hard to get a reservation, so I recommend asking your hotel or your bnb host to see if they have any connections. The quick boat ride to and from the private cove is the cherry on top! Not to mention all of the food was so fresh and absolutely delicious!

Cannot understand how this place could have anything less than 5 stars. This was the highlight of my Amalfi Coast trip. The restaurant was so beautiful - simple and quaint in design but with character and stunning views. The service was so nice, they treat everyone like family. The food was delicious - I got the pesto pasta and my mom got the eggplant Parmesan which were both amazing but the people next to us got the fish and they also confirmed it was as delicious as it looked. It was the perfect place to lounge by the beach and grab a meal. I got there at 12:30 (boat service pauses from 1-4 during lunch service) and stayed until about 5 but would have been happy to spend even more time at this special place.

A restaurant on the Amalfi Coast that you can only access by boat, yes please! Seafood so fresh you see the boat pull in with its catch. Outdoor seating with all the views and sounds and tastes of Italy's coast. What an experience! Book reservations from their website. Catch their boat at Positano pier -- it's well labeled and comes on the half hour during service times. We ate the 1pm service and caught the boat at 12:30. Perfection!

Amazing experience. The little boat picks you up at the pier. We went with no reservation and got seated immediately- but that was definitely lucky (party of 5); you definitely need a reservation for this place. It is hidden inside the Cliff so you can get there only by boat. Before or after lunch you chill on their beach. They have some chairs - i imagine you can reserve as well. The only thing to keep on mind is that once you are there, you have to wait for the boar to take you back, and they start the trips at 3.30pm. So we had to stay a few hours under the sun waiting. If we had chairs reserved maybe that would have been better. They do have a bar where you can buy drinks to wait - so make it an outing. We recommend this place for sure.

Best lunch in the Amalfi! We stopped over for lunch whilst doing a boat tour and were blown away by the quality of the food and service. The atmosphere is laidback without compromising on quality. Had the tuna, mussels, and catch of the day - all delicious!! 100% recommend and we will be back when we can.

First time back to Da Adolfo since the Pandemic and it is better than ever. If you in Sorrento or the Amalfi Coast, be sure to come here. Reservations are essential. You will have a wonderful meal and a great time.

I'm reluctant posting this as it seems to be a well kept secret. But here it is.........fantastic luncheon spot with small beach club. Reserve chairs and parasol if you intend on staying after lunch. If you come by your own craft, they will send tender to you. Menu is typical regional fare and done to perfection. Acceptable wine selection at very reasonable prices. As best I can tell, this is boat in/out which reduces day-trippers. I must add, this is best for adults. A few here with kids and that seems troublesome. This is a slow role for food, wine and conversation. A lovely Mediterranean afternoon. Highly recommend!!

This place is a sleeping gem. It is rsvp only, but it becomes a day experience and not just lunch. Their boat picks you up in Positano (no charge) and takes you to their private beach about 15 minutes away. If you make a reservation you also are reserving beach chair for €15 each, this is a must due to the surf and rocks. Lunch is on their covered deck and the food is fantastic. Very fresh and reasonably priced. Lunch for 3 with a bottle of Prosecco and a shard caprese salad was only €100.

I think a lot of people, myself included, are drawn to this restaurant because of its very exclusive, VIP feel. You'll hear the same story over and over again about how it's impossible to make a reservation by yourself and how you need to find someone who possesses the special phone number to call for you. You then have to take a private boat, which they run to and from Positano, to their remote location, further adding to the uniqueness of the experience. What's more, you get to lounge around at their private beach. It's all a very clever gimmick, and it worked on me. People who tell you this is the freshest fish of their lives are perhaps being biased by what they've heard and read and by the overall very pleasant experience. It must be the freshest seafood if it's impossible to get a reservation, right? Sure, it's fresh, but so is the seafood at literally every decent restaurant on the Amalfi Coast. The food comes from the same sea. Cons included a very salty spaghetti with clams, very small lobsters with practically no meat, very oily food, and mediocre pasta. Oh, and there's also the fact that you are literally stranded until their boat shows up unless you want to pay for a water taxi. My impression was that the lemon was not worth the squeeze. Getting here was a huge ordeal, and our time and money probably could have been better spent elsewhere.

Catching a boat ride to this restaurant is a pain in the ass. At the end of the day, it wasn't really that worth it. 1. There is no queue since they pick up in different parts of the dock. Which means you can be in front of the line or the back depending where you stand. 2. If you decide to dine, they will not bring you back before 3:30pm. Anytime before that, you'll likely pay €10 a head to get back from another taxi boat. I think the point is too stay on the beach, which we didn't do. 3. The food isn't THAT great. Fresh seafood. Yes. Cooked well. Yes. Delicious? I mean, it's just fresh seafood with garlic, olive oil and salt. I'm sure we could have found that in many other places. Just a pain in the @ss getting there.

The bartender behaved as if it was an inconvenience to serve the guests or answer any questions. You might order seafood for a main dish but expect an arrogant attitude as a side. If I wanted attitude, I would have gone to France or Germany. Dude was miserable, which is hard to believe with such a beautiful ambiance and view. Can't imagine having that pathetic of an attitude. Food might be good, but definitely not worth dealing with the staff.

Hellllo Da Adolfo! I'm coming back for you as swiftly as possible! Making reservations here is pretty much impossible. We called for days, AMEX concierge called for days, nope. It wasn't until we had made it to our hotel in Positano that our wonderful concierge, Paolo, made us reservations. And bless him for doing so!! Best lunch experience and top seafood I've ever had.  1. You arrive by a cute boat with a fish on the front from Positano dock. No other way to arrive.  2. Everyone will be rushing to eat and leave but if you want to relax just let them know you're in no rush.  3. Must get the octopus salad and the grilled Mozzerella on lemon leaves and eat them together, the mussels, if they have the salt and pepper prawns (omg get 2 orders! You've never had such succulent melt in your mouth shrimp). All of the seas food is caught in the Mediterranean that is  right in front of you.  4. Drinks: white peach sangria and the rose both musts.  We def had an amazing lunch. We're there for 2.5 hours and met a couple next to us who had been coming there for years. We all laughed, ate, shared drinks and relaxed; as one should do in Amalfi! Afterwards while waiting on the boat we cooled down by jumping in the Sea! Highlight of the trip!

So my first time in Positano and we had Pepe as our waiter. AMAZING. FOOD AMAZING VIEW AMAZING A must in POSITANO the best part. My friend asked the owner What is your secret? She said "Go your own path" Words to live by Thank you from our deepest of hearts And thank you for letting us say the longest goodbye ever! We couldn't bare to leave and you were all so gracious. Ciao

Best food experience in Positano! My advice is to make a trip to Da Adolfo a day day trip. Go there at about 11 am, put your name on the list, get a sun chair and enjoy the beautiful private beach with cleanest water. When your table is ready, try as many dishes as possible :) Everything is good and fresh!!! MY favorites were octopus salad, mussel soup, bream fish,speghetti pesto with green chili peppers. Just FYI they do not have prices on their menu, but everything I reasonably priced and they will tell you if you ask. After your have lunch go back to the beach and enjoy the rest fo the day there, until you are ready for the boat to take you back to Positano's main beach. P.S. I've heard about difficulties getting reservations at this place. I personally called them too and no one ever answers. So you have to be creative and adventirous if you really want to try this place. My advice : boat comes every 30 min or so, get in line, and when the boat comes and they ask you if you have a reservation, confidently say "Yes". Once you get there, go straight to the restaurant, find Sergio ( who is the owner and the tallest guy in there) and put your name on the wait list. Yes it's quite an experience but that's what makes in fun and memorable. Wait is about 1-2 hr, but utilize the beautiful beach while you are waiting.

I heard so much about this place and absolutely can't get a reservation like everybody said. I was fortunate enough to ask my Airbnb local host happen get us a table. The boat leave from the main marina from 10am. I think it runs every hour or half and an hour. They also check if you have a reservation before they let you on board. Once you get there there's a private beach. Lunch all start at 1pm and 3pm. Boat back to the Positano start again around 3.30pm. So, plan to spend the whole day there. The water there is not as nice or clear as some other beaches. There's a lot of debris in the water. Maybe because of the boat traffic. I've seen so many boats dropping off and pick up guests for lunch. This restaurant is definitely busy. There's no price on the menu. But I can assure you it's not as pricey as mainland. Seafood is fresh and delicious. Probably best seafood I had in two weeks while we were there. Highly recommend Grilled prawn and mussel.

If you went to Positano and didn't spend the day at Da Adolfo did you really go? NA. This place is top notch and blows any seafood lovers mind. Here's the download: You need a reservation and getting one takes dedication aka calling every day until they pick up. Put Amex or Chase to work for this one. Getting there is part of the Da Adolfo experience. You wait on the Positano beach dock for your ride an Italian man in a little wooden boat with a red fish on the top. A 5 minutes boat ride later, you arrive to a little rock beach nestled between the cliffs with two restaurants and their beaches. You eat lunch by ordering off a board which consists of the freshest seafood options on the planet. After your meal you lay out on the lounges for the rest of the day and enjoy the sea. Do not miss this place. Bonus points if you can get a T-shirt.

When we arrived in Positano looking for a place to chill at the beach, everything was completely FULL! After speaking Englian (English/Italian) someone mentioned if we want a private beach we must go eat at a restaurant. . . the catch?? This restaurant can be accessed by boat only unless you know the mountains of Positano well. Off we go with the Captain in his dingy towards Da Adolfo! The ambiance is very relaxed, servers running around bare foot. I decided to be adventurous and ordered the tuna tartar, when the plate arrived at first I was hesitant, because it was literally raw and flavored with olive oil and seasalt and some cilantro as garnish, but it was DELISH! I think the seafood is literally caught on that beach right before it's served. The seafood tasted so FRESH and Yummers! And if you ordered the Limoncello, be ready becuz that is STRONG! Cheers!

We read all about it,...we got reservations and couldn't wait! The boat was really charming and we got a great view of Positano from the sea. We spent a full lazy day at Da Adolfo - eating, swimming, laying around. The food, ambiance and location is amazing. We had octopus salad, swordfish, pasta with fresh seafood.....lots of food in a slow, easy setting. Highly recommend!

One of the easiest five-star reviews I'll ever write. This was one of the best experiences we've had in Italy, both for the food and for the beach. The dish that I can't get out of my mind was the mussels marinara, which were absolutely incredible -- I didn't even like mussels going into this meal, and this was one of my favorite dishes in all of Italy. The spaghetti with clams was great as well, and the mozzarella on the lemon leaf was interesting, but it's the mussels that I'll always remember. The beach is great as well, especially if you can get a chair. Getting to relax like this before and after eating an amazing meal really is a great perk. Can't recommend this place enough.

I was excited to get a last minute reservation (which are hard to come by) based on all the hype I've heard about this place. Yes the food was lovely but the rest was very "no frills". The loungers were squished together and in poor shape, no towels were available, the bathrooms were two small portapotties next to the bar and the staff seemed annoyed that we were there. You take a boat ride to get there in the morning and the rides back to Positano don't begin until 4:30pm. Frankly, I felt stranded. I'd recommend stopping by via car or motorbike just for lunch but the full day "beach club" aspect was something I could've done without.

We have heard from numerous people to make sure we grab lunch at Da Adolfo. They definitely don't make it easy! You HAVE to call and make a reservation, but you have to be lucky that they answer their phone. We were staying at a hotel in Positano for our honeymoon, so the hotel ended up calling for us and making the reservation. Then you have to wait on the dock where their boat comes and picks you up. They run every 30 minutes and I believe the last boat out is 4:30 or 5pm. It is a well run machine that restaurant. The service was great! Make sure to order the house white wine, they serve it with peaches. We also got the mozzarella, tuna tartare, and pastas.

An epic and delicious take on the "hole-in-the-wall" concept. Holy excellent. On our first day in Positano, we wanted something super low-key and laid back, we were pretty damn exhausted. I had heard a smattering of enthusiastic buzz surrounding one little restaurant in particular via the internet and a favorite blogger, so I was determined to try and find it. Turns out, a great deal of luck and timing was involved in our successful venture to this idyllic restaurant/beach. We happened to be on the right pier, at just about the right time (11:30am), as the little Da Adolfo boat, with its signature red fish sign, was making its appearance on the horizon. We scrambled to get two seats on board and were whisked away along the Amalfi Coast to what we were sure would be an epic and delicious meal. We were correct. We got a table right away, although reservations are hiiiiiighly recommended, and wandered over to the chalkboard with that day's specials. With some rough translation, we ordered the fresh calamari, mussels, roasted daily fish, and fresh mozzarella grilled on lemon leaves, with the house white wine & peaches to wash everything down. Holy tasty. Everything was so fresh--some of the best seafood we've ever had--and the tomatoes and mozzarella were out of control delicious. There was something so quintessentially Italian about this little place--with the chalkboard, waiters running around yelling at each other, the little kitchen turning out wondrous meals, and the beautiful Mediterranean Sea lapping at the private beach just a few meters away. Yup, that worked just fine for us. Later in our adventures, companions on our boat told us they had been hunting for Da Adolfo too, so we made a date to escort them there again. We had nearly the same dishes, plus linguini with clams and Caprese. The chorus of happy eating noms was as boisterous and enthusiastic as ever. You can't beat this reasonable and delicious option. Eat your fill, then relax on the beach for a few hours before heading home!

If you ever meet someone who says Da Adolfo in Positano isn't the best seafood they've had, they're lying. This place is unreal. As you pull up by boat, they restaurant is unassuming but has a beautiful private beach shared with only one hotel and lounge chairs lined up out front. The day we had lunch here, the lobster pasta was the special and the best lobster I've had. It was cooked in a tomato and garlic sauce rather than butter. The pasta was fresh and complimented the lobster. For appetizers, try the mozzarella grilled on olive leaf, muscles and tuna tartare - all of these dishes were outstanding. As for the pesto pasta, we thought we would give it a taste since it was homemade, but was quite different since it wasn't basil based but instead green pepper. Next time I would probably have to order another seafood dish rather than pesto pasta. As for reservations, this place is tough. We had a concierge call every day for about 2 months before we could get in. They do not answer their phone when they are fully booked (which is all the time). Apparently a few locals and small hotels have the owner's cell number so that is another option or you can take the first boat out at 10am and when you arrive see if anyone cancelled. The food is well worth the hassle of making a reservation! We will definitely be visiting this restaurant again next time we are on the Amalfi Coast! @thesfcouple

I find this place so different from other restaurants. The food and the service is excellent! The only downside is making the reservation. Luckily our host in the hotel got a hold of someone to make a reservation for us. So worth it!

So this is a great day trip: the boat w the red fish on the mast picks you up at the Positano dock for free, drives you a few coves over to the restaurant, where you enjoy a spectacular long lunch, with apps, salad, pasta and fish or seafood, ending with lemon cello and macchiato. All very reasonably priced. Afterwards, you go lay in the sun in their nice chairs, and swim on the beach, until the boat takes you back. It takes an entire afternoon, which is fabulous. Call for a rezzie, and plan to enjoy a long slow afternoon. No need to be in a hurry.

Had a great meal here probably one of our best meals in Positano. We started with the mozzarella grilled on lemon leafed. I had the mussels (amazing) and my wife had the vongole, we finished with the tiramisu. Some things to note: you must reserve in advance. We did this a week before through the hotel. You need to take a boat there and is all outside. Your packed in pretty good in the Resteraunt and on a small beach with chairs you can rent for 10 Euro each, extra 5 for an umbrella. which is a good idea as it gets hot and shade is limited. Return boats leave approximately every 30-45 min so keep an eye out and get in line as they don't hold a ton of people on each trip. I believe there is also an optional 10 Euro taxi you can take which I did consider as at a certain point I was ready to go.

It does not get any more local or any fresher than Da Adolfo. The entire experience is so unique and enjoyable. You take a 7-8 minute ride on a tiny boat with a Red Fish, from Positano. The boat ride consists of bonding with your local driver while enjoying the incredible views of the Amalfi Coast. Once you get there, it's even more secluded than you'd have imagined - which makes it so much better. Sitting by the water, watching the waves crash while you enjoy the freshest fish and mozzarella you've ever had, this place is unforgettable.

disappointing waste of time. first of all, the only way to get there is by boat. sounds like a scenic ride right? wrong. at the pier tons of people gathered around to get on a tiny boat from the restaurant. I got there half an hour before the scheduled boat pick up and still people shoved infront of me and my family. the boat captain would only let on my mother and sister. when i finally got on, they would not let my father and brother on board. Once we asked them many times to let them on, they proceeded to tell us that another boat would soon arrive to pick them up. this was not the case. while the boat arrive later, it arrived to the other side of that pier so that people who were not waiting. could skip the line and take the place of those patiently waiting for up to hours before them in sweltering heat. eventually, my father and brother gave up on the water way transportation and ate at one of the many other restaurants in Positano. After hearing this my family that was at the restaurant asked to leave and were told that the restaurant boat would no longer take us back to reunite with the rest of our family. Finally, we were told we could pay for a water taxi, or hike the 400 stairs back up to the main road, and then walk 2 miles to our hotel. we left, however, with no regret because of the disgraceful service, and very limited menu containing only a couple of variations of spaghetti. I suggest to skip this one!

First lunch in Positano and it was easily the best. So much so, I had to pop my Yelp review cherry and drop it a like. If you're in the area and want great food, an unbeatable family style atmosphere, a unique experience and beach front views, check it out. Make a reservation though, the only way to the restaurant is via boat and they take reservations first.

If you are staying in Sorrento/Positano area and have no clue what to do for lunch and your day between 10:30 am - 4 pm, give a call to Da Adolfo for a rez and make a trip there.

I think hands down this was the best seafood lunch I've had while here in Positano. I ordered the marinaded seafood plate and a plate of the salted shrimp. Fresh was an understatement. To finish we ordered a basic plate of spaghetti with olive oil and garlic. It was sooo good going back today

After being told how secretive and exclusive this place is, you want to love it. Our concierge said she hasn't been able to reach them via phone for three months but luckily got us on the waiting list. This was sold to us as a restaurant and beach club. We get there and the beach club was booked. We planned our afternoon there and didn't bring towels, so that was unfortunate. We waited on the beach nearby for check-in. We end up sitting front row, great, but overpriced Rose and basic Italian dishes was not enough to win us over. Sergio and Pepe are great. They have a good thing going but it's a total tourist trap. Yes it's waterfront but It's not special or exclusive and not worth the four to five hour time investment. Price of lunch for two: €148 (look elsewhere)

HONEST TO GOD REVIEW...TL,DR Okay this restaurant is absolutely amazing and i'm sure would be even more amazing if you have a reservation. Adolfo is impossible to contact unless you essentially know somebody that knows somebody that knows somebody that can get you in directly via Serge, the owner i'm assuming. My party of 3 girls got here at 11AM via the first boat from Positano. Blah blah blah they couldn't find our res that we thought our hotel placed for us but Serge (not the friendliest i must advise) said promptly you didn't reserve, youre now on the waiting list check back in a hour maybe i can got you in at 2-230pm. We decided to wait and wait and wait on the private beach they have which is lovely and was 40£ for 3 chairs and 2 umbrellas. BE PERSISTENT and like us, you'll get in about 4 hours later...maybe! But the food is worth it and the best i've ever had in my entire trip of Amalfi Coast and Naples. That's saying a lot because all the authentic food of Italy is heaven. The owner is a hard ass but he can back it up! His food is delicious, I was about ready to kiss his feet when I was leaving when upon getting there I was ready to fight him and whoever for not being able to find my name on the list. But nonetheless you must come to Da Adolfo and FIGHT your way to a table, it's worth it and was the most memorable visit of my Positano visit.

This place is amazing!! Pre-book ahead at least 3-4 months before you go. Go on the first boat there, so you can enjoy the beach before you eat. Order the peach wine!

Da Adolfo is one of the best restaurants on the Amalfi Coast. There is so much hype surrounding this restaurant and I feel like most hyped up restaurants never live up to their lofty reputations. Da Adolfo does and anyone who says otherwise is lying/bitter that they didn't get a chance to eat here. My party and I didn't have a reservation but we rented beach chairs at the restaurant's private beach and enjoyed copious amounts of their perfect peach wine. Yeah - it would have been nice to get to the restaurant and sit down and eat instead of waiting on eggshells hoping to snag a seat but enjoying delicious wine on a beautiful beach was an awesome way to spend the morning/afternoon. You can't come here to expect to be part of the staff's family. They are polite but no one is overly warm/friendly especially the owner who has a tough exterior but really, is a nice and accommodating guy. He, and the rest of the staff, are there to work! We loved the food so much that we went back again during our six day trip on the Amalfi Coast and next year, when I return to vacation, I will be eating here again. You must come here when visiting the Amalfi Coast! (Make sure you try the mussels! They are by far best on the coast!)

Nasty people. Don't go. Never had a bad italian experience nor rude people. There were 15 empty beds and when we asked for 5 in a row, they said they needed to separate them 4 and 1. Why? Why was that necessary. Then we had a lunch reservation and on the early side, there was no one seated. They gave us a table in the corner near the bathroom. When we asked for a different more centrally located one, they said no. Screw this place. There are a million and one great restaurants in Positano and beach clubs as well.

As one friend put it "It's a total dive but the food is phenomenal!" And those words couldn't be truer. The local wine with peaches, mussels, clam Pasta and whole fresh fish were incredible. The only thing we didn't love was the mozzarella on lemon leaves... I mean it was cheese on a leaf. Not quite what we were expecting. You HAVE to make reservations which are almost impossible to make. They have a small boat that will pick you up at the docks and take you over for free. They start taking people back to main beach at 4pm. You can reserve chairs and spend the day there as well. The service was just ok. They know how popular of a restaurant they are so they kind of have a don't give a shit attitude. But, we still loved it and will definitely go back on our next trip to positano.

This place is great. Small, low key beach club with amazing fresh food. Make sure to make a reservation ahead of time.

Make a reservation, book your lounge chairs, and GO! Look for the little red fish boat coming from Positano and sail away to the perfect day on the Amalfi Coast. You MUST get the wine with peaches, the mozzarella on lemon leaves, and then whatever the server recommends. For us, that was the mussels in marinara and not one, but two, servings of tuna carpaccio, which just may be the best thing my husband or I have ever tasted. We would have ordered 10 if it was acceptable. Spend the rest of your day lounging in the sun and swimming in the sea - this is as good as it gets.

This place nails it; ambiance, price, view, service and food. Truly a wonderful experience.

You have probably heard of this place before ... Da-A-Don't Go! Me and my lady like many others have heard of this place through social media and the YouTube videos and reviews. Now you can hear a true honest review. The best part was the boat ride there and the view. The food was average, we had much much better food at other places in the area. I am from NYC so I know rude people and unprofessionals so I'm not a sensitive person so believe me when I say that the service at this place is by far the worst I have ever had in my entire life !! They don't care at all!! They know tourists pour in all day and that the name is what brings them. So they act like cold careless people. Everyone ignores you and good luck getting the attention of a waiter which is never in sight they are too busy hanging at the bar talking to the locals. Tourists are almost impossible to get a reservation but I am Italian but played silly and every time a local walked in they were asked when do you want to eat now? , 230,245,545? Anytime they wanted to sit they would be seated. ALSO Very important , the free boat ride is only one way!!!!! Our reservation was for 1200 pm we finished about 100 pm then rushed out and guess what? The boat ride back does not start until 4pm!!! So we had to pay for a boat ride back for $15 euro a person. This place is really really crappy and not worth the visit! TRUST ME

A very unique experience. A small private shuttle from Positano and land in food and beach heaven. A really fun staff with great service and post meal beach time. I highly recommend this stop if you are on the coast!

BEST SEAFOOD I HAVE EVER HAD! Hands down. I have never had better seafood than at Da Adolfo. It can be tough to reserve a table since it is very popular for lunch, but it is definitely worth the shot. The food is as fresh as you can get, with the fish usually being caught on the same day and in limited quantities (first come, first serve pretty much). Da Adolfo has a water taxi that travels back and forth from the restaurant to the dock in Positano. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone that loves seafood. The service, food and view are excellent. It is nice to have a bite to eat, lay out on the beach chairs and go for a swim and then come back for more.

Amazing place to visit when in Positano! Good food, great people and nice vibe on the beach. The water taxi is a perfect way to see Positano from the coast. Highly recommend visiting here when in Positano.

What a wonderful experience! Isolated meal on the beach after being picked up in a small boat at the dock in Positano. Apple prosecco drinks on the beach. Then a wonderful seafood meal with a carafe of white wine made for a memorable experience we won't soon forget. Thanks YELP for a heads up on this!

one of the best experiences i've had in positano. went down to the beach for the boat with the red fish and it was very prompt. the boat ride was very nice and refreshing. got there and staff even took a picture with me! the food was very fresh (octopus salad, mussels soup, local fish) the seafood was fantastic and so was the service. everyone was very nice and welcoming and people had a great time. the ocean was great too had a lot of fun. would definately go back and recommend to everyone!

Do you appreciate entitled, good looking millennials taking your place on a boat taxi while being discriminated against based upon your age and looks? Do you enjoy waiting 30 minutes for arrogant waitstaff to acknowledge your presence? How about having to wait until 2pm for "lunch" when you arrive at a restaurant at 11:30? Or maybe you enjoy being stranded on an isolated beach while being refused a return boat ride until 3pm while you starve to death (or whichever comes first)? If you do, then DaAdolfo is the perfect restaurant for you!!! Oh wait, you have self respect, dignity, and expect to be treated like a human being? You mean, you want to actually enjoy a nice lunch while celebrating your wedding anniversary? Oh, well why didn't you just say so! Skip DaAdolfo and go to LaSirena instead... you've been warned!