Da Luigi ai Faraglioni

Siamo stati accolti con il sorriso, ci hanno assegnato un tavolo meraviglioso vista faraglioni. Lo spaghetto Malafemmena è Italia vera 😍 da prendere assolutamente! Al termine del pasto una bella caprese con candelina e applausi per il compleanno e un bel bicchierino di limoncello della casa offerto da loro. Che dire! Tutto quello che speravamo di trovare! Ovviamente è settembre ed il servizio ha il tempo necessario per avere cura degli ospiti. Leggendo recensioni negative, credo siano da attribuire all’affluenza estiva dell’alta stagione, un periodo complicato per chi lavora in questi luoghi. Torneremo ❤️

Die Preise sind absolut überzogen. Ein halbes 300 Milliliter Glas als Cocktail zu verkaufen für 20 Euro ist eine absolute Frechheit. Das Personal kann kaum englisch, obwohl hier sehr viele Engländer oder Amerikaner waren. Dazu kommt wir mussten 30 Minuten warten, bis wir bedient wurden, obwohl zu erwarten das halbe Restaurant leer war und 10 Kellner rumgelaufen sind. Meiner Meinung nach sollte hier geprüft werden, ob das alles nach rechten Dingen läuft. TOURISTENFALLE ABSOLUT

The Caipirinha was extremly terrible. The alcohol was harsh, and instead of being refreshing, it was unpleasant and almost undrinkable. Honestly, it was one of the worst cocktails I’ve ever had. And the biggest joke was the Price 20 Euro.

I’ll admit—I came here a little worried after reading some of the recent negative reviews. I was bracing for the worst, but in the end, I was pleasantly surprised and had a really good experience. First and foremost, the location is unbeatable. Sitting right under the Faraglioni, with the sea stretching out in front of you, it’s the kind of spot you could happily stay for hours. The staff at the entrance deserves a special mention—they welcomed us warmly and took very good care of us upon arrival. Service overall was attentive, kind, and refreshingly not pushy. You’re not constantly pressured to order more food or drinks, which makes it easy to truly relax. Yes, it’s expensive—but that’s Capri. For €245 we had two sunbeds with an umbrella, two pasta plates, dessert, and drinks for lunch. If you consider what you’d spend at another beach club plus a separate restaurant, it works out about the same, and you get everything in one place. Where I do agree with some reviewers is the food quality. My gnocchi was unfortunately overcooked, and in general the food doesn’t match the price point. It’s perfectly passable for a beach club meal, but not a culinary highlight of Capri. Overall, I’d still recommend Da Luigi for the experience and setting. Come for the views, the atmosphere, and a relaxed day by the sea—you’ll get your money’s worth. Just don’t expect Michelin-star food, and you’ll leave happy.