Il Chiosco del sentiero degli dei — Restaurant in Positano

We have been many places around the world, and been a waitress for ages, but I have never met with the service like this. The lady at the other table wanted to order a lemon granita, but she did not know the name of the drink exactly and the waiter behaved very very arrogant with her : " so what do you want, with alcohol...no no that is limoncello...what you want ...etc. It was very very rude.

We were six together, sitting at three table, and they started to arguing with us why, our bag is on an other chair, why we sit so many table...etc, And 3 of us went to the toilet, the lady (?) ask us, why we are sitting at three table????? We said the others at the bathroom.She started to raise up her voice, that here she will tell to the guest where they can sit, and anyway shut up...and go back to America, with all of our dollars. (we are from Hungary)

TRUST ME, ABSOLUTELY DO NOT GO THERE JUST BECAUSE THEY ARE THE FIRST PLACE.

2 minutes away a nice lemon bar, much better, good prices, nice place, FRIENDLY STAFF!

ABSOLUTELY ARROGANT IDIOT UNACCEPTABLE SERVICE, AND STYLE. AND VERY EXPENSIVE!!! FOR A COFFE...

This place is a gem located on the Path of the gods. It is a perfect rest stop. My husband and I spent a few hours here enjoying wine and appetizers. Everything is reasonably priced and we enjoyed the reaction of the workers each time we asked for another mini bottle of wine. We met so many interesting travelers from around the world and had some great conversations. It was great to see people from various cultures coming together and sharing their experiences in Italy as well as discussing various aspects of our home countries in an open non judgmental environment. It really inforced the importance of travel! Oh and did I mention the BEAUTIFUL views!!! Definitely...

We were a bit shocked by the amount of tourists when we arrived into Positano so we caught the first bus up the mountains to escape the crowds.

This was the best thing we did as we had a nice walk along part of the Path of the Gods and stumbled on this perfect little rustic restaurant. This made our day, it had beautiful views and equally beautiful food to match. The best bruchetta and caprese salad that was home grown and served by the lovliest of families. A truly authentic experience.

We also tried Nonno's limoncello which was so delicious that we bought 3 bottles to take home and a kilo of...