Anacapri Italian Restaurant, Market and Wine Bar

This place is hard to rate. We showed up for our reservation on time and waited 30 minutes to be seated. They were apologetic but, worth noting. Our server was terrible unfortunately. He spoke to us once and never again. He saw him around the room and he didn’t stop to see how we were doing. Again, not a huge deal to me because the food was incredible but if I’d have an issue I’d be screwed. There were other members of staff walking around that were helpful but, our server did not take care of us. The restaurant is cozy but loud. It was our first time there but you could tell that folks go there religiously. It was super energetic and we could not hear each other. I almost liked the atmosphere it felt like an aunts house on thanksgiving. Now the food was near-perfect. We ordered the cr

We just love this place and come here often. It’s a family business, and we feel like family when we visit. The food, wine, and people are wonderful. They have a huge wine selection and sell it at retail store prices, not restaurants, so you can try some really exceptional wines for a good value. They also have a private room for parties that can accommodate up to 25 people.

Highly recommend this restaurant. Service and food are amaizing. 0rivate room for business and special occasions dinner. Amaizing selection of wines and the owner Giuseppe Zouzo is always available for recommendations and help with great wine selection. A MUST try.

Anacapri Italian Restaurant is a true delight! Their pizza is delicious with a perfect crust, and the penne pasta is cooked just right—full of flavor and satisfying. The calamari is crispy and fresh, a great starter to the meal. What really stood out was the awesome service; the staff was attentive and friendly, making the dining experience even better. Highly recommend!

Be Careful-Unfair Trade Practice Actually, it's not all about the food. Please read this patiently; it's a very important review. They have a market next to the restaurant. We were buying olive oil from that market; they have three options in different qualities: $20, $25, and $30 for 1 liter (100cl). I am adding a photo of the bottles, so please refer to that as well. They're advertising, "Bring your bottle for a refill." We had two 100cl bottles, and when one was finished, we refilled it using the other one. Today, when we brought our 100cl bottle for refilling, they wanted it back to give us a new bottle (we thought it was kind). However, the lady opened the bottle filled and packed by herself; we paid $30 for 1 liter (100cl)—that is also in the photos. When we came home and put the new