
The dining room at Buca di Bacco Restaurant is elegant yet relaxed, with a design that reflects the essence of the Mediterranean: light colours, natural light and details that tell a profound story.
The veranda overlooking the sea allows you to enjoy an immersive experience, with the sea breeze, the lapping of the waves and the sunlight filtering gently, accompanying every moment of your meal.
Simplicity, authenticity and the feeling of “well-being” are at the heart of the environment we wish to offer our guests.



La Buca di Bacco began as an inn and refreshment point, soon becoming a reference point for travellers, artists, writers and intellectuals attracted by the wild beauty of the coast and the authentic simplicity of local life.
The name itself evokes conviviality and the pleasure of the table, values that have always distinguished the establishment. Over time, La Buca di Bacco has evolved without ever betraying its identity: a familiar, discreet and elegant welcome, capable of making every guest feel part of the history of the place. Its terraces overlooking the sea have hosted generations of illustrious visitors, becoming a privileged observatory on the change of Positano from a secluded village to an iconic destination for world tourism.
The restaurant, the beating heart of the establishment, has contributed decisively to building the town’s gastronomic reputation. Here, traditional Amalfi cuisine is preserved and recounted through dishes that speak of the sea, seasonality and respect for raw ingredients.
Hand-me-down recipes, authentic flavours and a breathtaking view have made La Buca di Bacco a must for those who want to experience the true culinary soul of the Amalfi Coast. Regulars included the famous Totò, Eduardo De Filippo, Léonide Massine, Franco Zeffirelli, Grace Kelly and Vittorio de Sica, who loved to relax on the terrace with good food and the company of the Rispoli family.
Despite the passage of time and changing fashions, Buca di Bacco has managed to maintain a rare balance between tradition and modernity. It has remained faithful to its original spirit, continuing to be a place of encounter, storytelling and sincere hospitality, deeply connected to the Positano community.
In 2026, La Buca di Bacco will celebrate 110 years of continuous activity. This is a very rare achievement, not only in Italy but also in the international hospitality scene.
One hundred and ten years of work, family, daily dedication, generations that have been able to preserve a history and pass it on intact over time.
Today, those who enter La Buca di Bacco enter a place that belongs not only to the present but to over a century of lived experience.
Every table, every window overlooking the sea, every dish tells a story of people, journeys, dreams and returns.
Buca di Bacco is not just a restaurant or a hotel, it is the living memory of Positano that will forever belong to the past.
And it is with pride that, after 110 years, it continues to welcome the world with the same spirit with which it all began in 1916: with simplicity, elegance and love for life.