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Don Alfonso 1890

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  • Corso Sant'Agata, 11/13 - Sant'Agata sui Due Golfi
  • 4.81641
Don Alfonso 1890
Don Alfonso 1890
Don Alfonso 1890
Don Alfonso 1890

One Michelin star: an outstanding cuisine

Price range
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Hours
Open daily
Address
Corso Sant'Agata, 11/13 - Sant'Agata sui Due Golfi

A temple of Mediterranean cuisine, led by chef Ernesto Iaccarino in the spirit of maestro Alfonso Iaccarino.
Try: linguine with clams and courgettes.

Guest reviews

chiarapaolellac

Memorable Feasts

5
Sep 17, 2026
We were there for a family lunch on Sunday, 9/6/2026: everything was exceptional, nothing to complain about regarding the staff. Regarding the authenticity of the products, everything was a triumph of flavors; a round of applause to the chef for the presentation and the colors of the various courses: a joy for the eyes and the palate. Not to be forgotten is the kindness and elegance of Mrs. Livia Iaccarino. The only small downside to point out: the three glasses of Fiano wine were charged at €54. We will definitely return to spend an unforgettable day.
NOA

Don Alfonso is never enough!

5
Sep 5, 2026
Don Alfonso is not just an excellent restaurant, it is an experience, everything is simply perfect, it definitely deserves more than one star! In the "dishes," besides products of the highest quality, you discover new and familiar flavors together; every dish is the result of research, the search for flavor while respecting every single element that composes it. Anyone who enters is pampered, you feel special, the service is very attentive and not intrusive. The Iaccarino family is present and attentive and fills the rooms with discreet cheerfulness, which are beautiful, elegant, full of taste, not cheap and stereotypical. It is worth it in every sense. It sets the standard, and even if the coast is famous for its restaurants, I find that Don Alfonso is THE RESTAURANT. If you go in once, you will try to return always,
yottie

Oh My Goodness!!!!

5
Sep 3, 2026
Oh My Goodness! What a fantastic experience. The food was probably the best Italian food that we have ever eaten. A glorious restaurant with service to match. If we had been in the area longer we woudl have eaten here again and taken part in one of their cookery courses! Highly recommended! We couldn't fault it.
elparison

A Lunch of Emotions and Solidarity at Don Alfonso 1890

5
Jul 6, 2026
We had the immense good fortune to participate in a charity lunch organized by Komen Italia - Campania Committee, at the legendary Don Alfonso 1890. An experience that will remain in our hearts forever, not only for the excellence of the cuisine but above all for the profound meaning of that day. My wife, a "woman in pink" who has courageously overcome breast cancer, shared her testimony in a setting of beauty, hope, and solidarity. The elegant yet warm atmosphere of the dining room, with its Mediterranean colors and breathtaking view of the Sorrento Peninsula, made everything even more emotional. The menu was a true journey of pure emotion and refined technique: from the smoked amberjack with citron peel flour, fava bean purée, fennel seeds, and fried garlic mayonnaise, a fresh, aromatic, and perfectly balanced appetizer, to the pumpkin gnocchi with a liquid goat cheese heart, pistachio cream, pumpkin water, and Parmesan, a dish that perfectly encapsulates sweetness, creaminess, and savoriness. We continued with the turbot roll stuffed with mozzarella and basil on a bed of mashed potatoes and an acidic emulsion with oil and black olive sauce, an example of pure elegance, up to the Lemon-scented and flavored Concerto and the petit fours, a finale that highlights the scents of the coast in an unforgettable way. Each course was presented like a small work of art: vivid colors, impeccable plating, and meticulously cared-for details. The flavors were clean, intense but never excessive, with ingredients of the highest quality, many coming from their organic garden. A perfect balance between innovation and respect for tradition. The service was worthy of a Michelin-starred restaurant with a multi-decade history: attentive, friendly, and never intrusive. The staff knew how to handle a special event like this with grace and professionalism. The environment is refined yet welcoming, with that familiar touch that makes Don Alfonso unique: you don't get the feeling of being in a cold temple of gastronomy, but in a home where a passion for cooking runs in the family. In short, a well-rounded 5-star experience: extraordinary cuisine, excellent service, an enchanting location, and a special emotion tied to the Komen event. This lunch celebrated not only great Campanian cuisine, but also the strength of women, resilience, and the beauty of life. Heartfelt thanks to the entire Don Alfonso 1890 staff, the family, and Komen Italia for giving us such a precious memory. Absolutely highly recommended – it is worth the trip (and even more). We will return soon, this time for a more intimate occasion, to savor this magic again.

Map

At the centre of the lovely village of Sant'Agata sui Due Golfi (so-named because it sits astride the two spectacular gulfs of Naples and Salerno) is a small cluster of houses that date from the nineteenth century. The restaurant occupies the central building and is surrounded by five luxurious suites for our guests to stay in. Instead, our country farm is situated in the village of Termini, far from S. Agata sui due Golfi, about 5 km in front of Capri Island.


By motorway: Who comes here by car should follow the motorway Napoli-Salerno until the exit of Castellammare di Stabia and then follow the directions for Penisola Sorrentina. At Meta di Sorrento it's necessary to follow signposts for Positano and - after 6 km - turn right to S. Agata sui due Golfi.


By train from Naples: At Naples' station - called Piazza Garibaldi - you could take the Circumvesuviana's trains and in about an hour you will arrive in Sorrento. Once there, in 15 minutes by taxi you would be in S. Agata sui due Golfi.
By hydrofoil from Naples' port - Molo Beverello - you could arrive in Sorrento in 30 minutes; once there you could just continue by taxi to S. Agata sui due Golfi.


Other ways from Positano and Sorrento: Besides the excellent taxi services, which we sincerely suggest, at lunch you could come here by buses (SITA, Circumvesuviana).

Corso Sant'Agata, 11/13 - Sant'Agata sui Due Golfi