{"id":14786,"date":"2015-06-01T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2015-06-01T00:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/freeareaguide.com\/italy\/blog\/la-tagliata-restaurant-positano\/"},"modified":"2022-08-05T19:07:31","modified_gmt":"2022-08-05T19:07:31","slug":"la-tagliata-restaurant-positano","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.freeareaguide.com\/italy\/blog\/la-tagliata-restaurant-positano\/","title":{"rendered":"La Tagliata Restaurant Positano"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\nLa Tagliata Restaurant Positano<\/strong><\/p>\n

La Tagliata Restaurant Positano is perched high up on the hillside above Positano, next to the town Montepertuso. It overlooks the stunning Almalfi Coast and the beautiful town of Positano.<\/p>\n

First, let me explain you can\u00a0not\u00a0order a la carte here. It is served family style, with no menu. They\u00a0just bring out whatever ‘mama’ is making that day.\u00a0The portions are very large and definitely meant to be shared to with your table.\u00a0Word of advice, try to stay away from bread, because you will want to try the terrific dishes mama\u00a0prepares.\u00a0The food and wine both begin to\u00a0come out almost the minute\u00a0you sit down.\u00a0And then the waitstaff proceeds to bring you dish\u00a0after dish, after\u00a0dish. So, come hungry and be\u00a0prepared to eat a lot!\u00a0And for some reason if you don’t like something they bring out, it’s alright, just don’t eat it. There will be plenty of other dishes to choose from.<\/p>\n

The food is very fresh, and it’s old Italian world cooking. All the dishes are prepared by mama, and served by the family members. Most of the food\/spices\u00a0are\u00a0from their own extensive gardens that overlook Positano.\u00a0The family is friendly and welcoming. Mama will come by after the food is served to say hello, which is a sweet\u00a0touch too. They don’t speak English very well, however you can communicate very easily through hand gestures and simple words.<\/p>\n

They begin with a wonderful anti-pasta accompanied with some veggies in bowls.\u00a0After that, they bring out a pasta sampler with ravioli, mamas pasta, gnocchi. And of course, they are all homemade. Then there’s the meat!\u00a0They bring out\u00a0a\u00a0large\u00a0platter of\u00a0assorted grilled meats. It has\u00a0six different types of meats including chicken, beef, rabbit, lamb, pork and sausages.\u00a0Also, if you wish to have\u00a0more of anything, just ask and they will be more than happy\u00a0to bring it to you.\u00a0Their wine is also homemade. Once you finish your first bottle, be ready\u00a0for them to bring\u00a0you another bottle right away.<\/p>\n

After all that, the waiter will place a platter of three different desserts on your table. Followed by their homemade\u00a0limoncello.<\/p>\n

It is a bit far from the center of Positano, but it is worth a visit. Come hungry and\u00a0pace yourself, because you will want to sample them all. Do not underestimate how much food they bring out (over 2 hours). And all for 35 Euros\/person,\u00a0including wine and water (cash only).<\/p>\n

La Tagliata Restaurant Positano<\/strong>\u00a0will send a free shuttle to your hotel to pick-up and drop-off. Be sure to make dinner reservations before hand.[\/tab]<\/p>\n

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Phone: 39 089 875872
\nAddress: Via Monsignor Vito Talamo, Positano SA, Italy[\/tab][end_tabset]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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