Taverna Anema e Core — Restaurant in Capri

To be completely honest, the prices here are extremely, extremely high. We each had two cocktails, and the total bill came to €240 — that’s about €40 per drink. Normally, I’d never say this, but in this case: it was worth it.

If you’ve read any of my other reviews from Capri, you’ll know that we, unfortunately, had mostly bad experiences everywhere else. I even hesitated to leave reviews at all, because I felt strange writing almost only negative ones. But the truth matters — people deserve to know what to really expect.

That said, this place completely changed the tone of our trip. Despite the price, if you can afford it — go. Honestly, just go.

The concept is unique, the energy unforgettable. And while the fact that so many celebrities have visited is fun to know, that’s actually the least important thing about it. We didn’t go because of that — in fact, it was simply one of the few places still open that night. But it ended up being the highlight of our weekend.

From the moment we walked in, people were already dancing and singing, and the place had only been open for about half an hour. I’ve never seen anything like it — such a lively, joyful atmosphere right from the start.

The live band was incredible — they played a mix of English songs and traditional Neapolitan music. Normally I’m not a big fan of music in languages I don’t understand, but you could feel the emotion in every word, even without knowing what was being said. The musicians were so talented and genuine.

The staff were amazing, and even the other guests were warm, friendly, and kind — something we sadly didn’t experience much elsewhere in Capri.

After a weekend full of disappointments, these few hours completely made up for it all. I have nothing bad to say — not even about the price. Because this night was truly memorable.

If you’re in Capri — go to Anema e Core. It’s not just a place; it’s an experience. ❤️

1 note though - we went end of season (October) on a...

Sharing my experience .I have partied all over the world ,i worked also in some clubs in mykonos.Like everywhere in the world ,the attitude of the clubs has changed .In the past ,they wanted your money but also wanted you to have fun .Now they want just your money and not hidding it .Very opportunistic approach by this venue .I was there yesterday ,the bouncer (a middel agged man )tried to lure 3 people in (2 guys and a woman ,not very well dressed )with shouting and almost begging . They went in and i wanted to go in too. He stopped me . Nobody else was waiting ,entry was empty . He tryed to intimidate me by looking at me strangely, i looked back ,almost mocking him .He tried to be ironic and ask what can he do for me. I answerd ironically, i wamt to go in .He asked for reservation,i laughed and answered, clearly the previous guys didnt had one and place is not busy .He said to wait .I answered for what ?and laughed .A woman came who said i can enter . we went down ,place. was not busy ,she wanted 60 euro entry fee. I said ,why?i just wamt to have a drink and go .Sir bargened and asked guy in register for a better price . He was nice ,said only 40 euro and second drink 20.i said ,why not give you just 20 euro for a drink .He agreed . Went to the bar .Bartender had a look like he has the most important job south of rome .Ordered a tequila. It was the worst fake drink ever .could not finish.Better drinks in benidorm or laganas greece for 3 euro . Place as i said was not busy ,i left .Place only busy at weekend ls,thats why the frustartion .Not so...

You know the scammers in Rome outside of the Coliseum?- this is Capri’s version you need to avoid as a tourist! In Capri for summer vacation, stopped here because it’s the ONLY club in capri, told us it’s $80 euro per entry+a you're required to buy a “drink” ($50-60 basic shot or cocktail), also an extra $300 euro to dance on the “dance floor” with your $60 aperol spritz. If you are a geriatric billionaire on vacation with $500 spare change for an hour of weird vibes and overpriced drinks this is the place for you! If you are under 40 and want to drink and listen to music for less than you spent on a hotel for a night per person, you are out of luck (what is annoying is that this seems predatory based on supply & demand, there are literally no other “night-clubs” in Capri, literally a single other basic club with slightly expensive pricing on this island would probably kill.) We got pretty terrible hospitality at many places here anyways but since most people are coming here to relax and enjoy nights out- it’s best to plan around the fact that night life is pretty non existent here & bonus if you are American and also not White, you will get the same level of hospitality as your local 7 eleven (probably worse). If I could rate this 0/5...