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Don Alfonso 1890

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

Master Chef Alfonso Iaccarinos delicious tribute to Mediterranean cuisine.

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

The charming restaurant of Livia and Alfonso Iaccarino, is one of the most important in Italy.
Try: linguine with clams and zucchini.

Guest reviews

lnataloni

Gentilezza e professionalità

5
Oct 26, 2025
Siamo tornati per il secondo anno in questo magnifico ristorante che non è naturalmente solo ristorante ma è accoglienza in una location fantastica con i suoi giardini la cantina etc. Abbiamo chiesto in anticipo di prepararci la pasta Vesuvio che era un piatto di qualche anno fa ora fuori menù. Grazie e complimenti
Giuseppe B

Il cioccolatino ripieno di sublime crema alla pastiera: un commovente ritorno alle più profonde radici campane.

5
Oct 18, 2025
L’ispirazione della dieta mediterranea, la qualità dei prodotti, il sapore del mare negli ortaggi e nei pomodori, una eccelsa arte culinaria, la gentilezza spontanea e la simpatia immediata: tutto questo ha reso la nostra cena, la seconda dopo vari anni, ancora una volta indimenticabile. Chi come me ha villeggiato per tanti anni a S.Agata sui due golfi sa cosa Alfonso e Livia Iaccarino, i loro figli, le loro famiglie abbiano rappresentato e rappresentino per questa terra e, più in generale, per la cucina italiana nel mondo. Siamo colmi di ammirazione e gratitudine.
suzij

Highlight of our holiday

5
Oct 17, 2025
What can I say - this place is outstanding. The food was fabulous, service faultless. Very nice ambience and decor. We were invited to have a tour of the wine cellar before we left - wow! - this was the icing on the cake. All in all we visited this restaurant on the final night of our week long stay in Sant Agata and it was truly the highlight of our holiday.
TexasRayDoc

Michelin Star

5
Sep 30, 2025
A bit challenging to get to, 30 mins outside of Sorrento in the surrounding hills, so make sure you have a pick up scheduled to take you back if not staying on site. Arriving, we received a tour of the ancient wine cellar, dating back to pirate days, and quite impressive. Somewhat stark white dining room... circa '80's Miami Vice. We decided on the coursed meal although a la carte is available. Excellent service, Good meal with some interesting flavors. Is this the best meal I've ever had? No, but it was well presented and executed.

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 Castellamare di Stabia and then the directions Penisola Sorrentina. At Meta di Sorrento it's necessary to follow sign posts 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 just could continue by taxi until S. Agata sui due Golfi.
Other ways from Positano and Sorrento: Besides the excellent taxi's services, that we sincerely suggest, at lunch you could come here by buses (SITA, Circumvesuviana).

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