Ristorante Aglio, Olio & Pomodoro

Ischia


Garlic, olive oil and tomatoes are the base for a lot of simply executed dishes at this warmly welcoming trattoria serving local dishes such as rabbit, plus excellent pizzas and – of course – seafood. It's not the most elegant option in town, but it's reasonably priced and great fun.


Lonely Planet's must-see attractions

Nearby Ischia attractions

1. Santa Maria Assunta

0.06 MILES

A striking 15th-century watchtower, Torre del Mare, now serves as the bell tower to this church that is also Ischia’s cathedral. The current church,…

2. Museo del Mare

0.08 MILES

If you are an old salt at heart (or have a penchant for model ships), don’t miss Ischia’s maritime museum with its lovingly documented exhibits. Objects…

3. Spiaggia dei Pescatori

0.36 MILES

Wedged in between Ischia Porto and Ischia Ponte is the island's most down-to-earth seaside beach – think colourful vintage fishing boats, soccer matches…

4. Castello Aragonese

0.39 MILES

There are castles and then there’s Ischia’s Castello Aragonese, a veritable fort-city set on its own craggy islet, looking like a cross between Harry…

5. Chiesa di Santa Maria delle Grazie

0.85 MILES

Check out this church’s 18th-century baroque extravaganza, with its fetching peach-coloured facade, semicircular chapels and elevated terrace popular with…

6. Isola di Vivara

2.06 MILES

Linked to Procida by pedestrian bridge, pocket-sized Vivara is what remains of a volcanic crater dating back some 55,000 years. The island is home to…

7. Casa Museo

2.73 MILES

The good news is that this museum is well signposted and has a car park. The bad news is that it's on a perilous corner on Ischia's mountain road between…

8. Cappella di San Nicola di Bari

3.34 MILES

The little church near the top of Monte Epomeo is the 15th-century Cappella di San Nicola di Bari, which features a pretty majolica floor. The adjoining…