La Zagara

Nice terrace and view, but the pizza's we ordered did not taste fresh at all... I expected more from a resto located in Positano. Prices, what to say about it... 15 euro's for a pizza that is not freshly made and staff that gives you the feeling that they don't like working here...

As expected in a tourist destination such as Positano, lunch for two, consisting of one salad, two entrees and two glasses of wine was €73.00 - and very disappointing; and it started before the meal was served. We decide to sit outdoors, the tables under a vined canopy. The maitre d' did not seat us. From his podium, he pointed to a table "Go sit there, at 15" which foolishly we did. We waited for a waiter. And waited. More than the usual slow service which is typical in many restaurants here (BTW - We live here in southern Italy. We are not tourist)Finally, a glum looking young man arrives, stands before us and doesn't say a word, pen poised to electronic order pad. We order a drink. 15 minutes later the drinks arrive. Food is ordered, the appetizer arrives, Mozzarella di bufala e pomodoro (tomatoes and Buffala mozzarella). What should be a soft, creamy, delicate ball of delectable fresh cheese instead is a hard shelled, dried-out old piece of cheese. Waiter is notified, he claims "it was freshly made today" I think not. Main course...my husband's arrives, mine does not. The waiter forgot to add it to the order. As I sit waiting for my lunch to arrive, I feel very warm. Granted it is a late summer day and temps are still high, but I feel hot air BLOWING on me. I look behind us and there is a row of air-conditioning units blowing out hot air. There is a small piece of plexiglass that, I assume, was to deflect the heat. A poor place to put a table. My husband has finished his lunch. I am still waiting for mine to arrive. The meal was unremarkable, my husband's pasta, clams and tomatoes was "ok", my lemon ravioli was not very good. It lacked flavor and the ricotta cheese was grainy. All in all, the service poor, the price not worthy. There are many restaurants here, I would advise against this one.

We stopped by for some gelato. I had the lemon granita… so refreshing. We sat outside which as really nice and relaxing. It was quite expensive though. 8 EUR including the cover charge.

This is a review for sit down service. There is also a take out area that is separate. As with all food in Postiano, food was pricey but seafood was good and a strong recommendation for the prosecco. They put bibs on guests which is cute.

We had our breakfast here, and it was excellent. With pretty good view. Though it’s touristy, still would recommend.

Stoped in for a coffee and dessert. Sat in the Garden. Great place except for smoker behind us but he didn’t stay long. I had a latte and the lemon cake. It was perfect. My partner had American coffee and the Pastiera Napoletana. I think she enjoyed my lemon cake more.

If you love Tiramisu this is your place. We went for a lunch, servers were nice and friendly. The view from here is lovely looking over lemon and orange trees. Our food was fresh and flavourful. Spaghetti seafood which full of clams and musses was fresh and yum. Spaghetti bolognese was great too, it was just extra saucy. Bread basket was ok, bread was not fresh. They changed the bread when requested. I wish they gave olive oil or butter to eat bread. Show stopper was tiramisu. My only regret is I should have ordered one more

Very good! Heard great things from my friend in NYC about this place. What we ordered Calzone- MASSIVE and so fresh tasting Eggplant- was a great presentation and taste Pasta- home made and amazing Dessert The best tiny eclair you have ever had! A++++++++