This laid-back, sand-between-your-toes trattoria is just beyond the swish bathing facilities at the Grotta Azzurra. The setting is lovely for a summer lunch, with basic wooden tables on a narrow terrace overlooking the deep blue sea. Menu stalwarts include parmigiana di melanzane (baked aubergine with tomato and Parmesan), fried fish and pasta e fagioli (pasta and bean stew).
Trattoria da Giovanni a Gradola
Capri
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