Bar Ruccio

Definitely recommended to get to the port and stop by Ruccio 30 – 40 minutes before your ferry takes off. The ticket lines can be long and filled with confused tourists. Might as well enjoy a quick bite or drink!
The food is ok– typical tourist fare. Nothing to write home about.
However, the outdoor seating provides a really great view for people-​watching. The hostess and wait staff are exceptionally friendly and also speak English. It was particularly interesting watching the hostess make small talk and guide tourists to their ports of departure.

Situated on the waterfront of Marina Piccola, Sorrento, this is a pleasant tourist restaurant with outdoor tables overlooking the picturesque Bay of Naples, with Vesuvius towering in the haze beyond. What better spot for a lazy brunch on a sunny summer’s day.
Food is typical tourist fare and breakfast is basically omelettes, pastries, juices and coffee. That said the coffee is good, as is the food, and the service is friendly for the Amalfi coast. English is spoken.
If you’re off the Capri for the day, why not stop here for coffee and croissant while you wait for your ferry?

Ristorante Bar Ruccio is located few feet away from the sea located at the port. This area is an ancient seaside village and has one of the most beautiful views of the Sorrento Peninsula. All their food is made with local products. Lots of seafood dishes from mussel soup, cuttlefish with shrimp, octopus pie, seafood salad to spaghetti with clams, seafood risotto, fried shrimp, and also chicken, beef and pizza!
My review is mainly for their gelato! The folks that own the restaurant also own the little gelato stand just a few steps away. We came here 3 days in a row!
They have flavors from:
Tiramisu, Nutella, Cocco (coconut), Melone (cantaloupe), Cannolo (cannoli), Nocciola (hazelnut), Fragola (strawberry), Yogurt, Banana, Mint Chocolate… just to name a few.
Awesome food with an even more awesome view! Can’t beat that.
³⁴⁄₁₀₀ Reviews for 2014