Rosellinis
<p><strong>The view:</strong> Terrace tables at Rosellinis—in the Palazzo Sasso—look out on the craggy cliffs and coves of the Amalfi Coast, where fishing boats dot the cerulean waters of the Mediterranean 1,000 feet below. If you want to sit inside (or can't get a table outside), ask for a window seat or you won't have a view. You'll also find amazing views at the hotel's less-acclaimed-but-still-wonderful Terrazza Belvedere.</p> <p><strong>The food:</strong> Michelin two-star Rosellinis looks to local Mediterranean ingredients for a Southern Italian menu peppered with updated Neopolitan dishes such as crystallized amberjack fillet served with roasted artichoke and potato salad with anchovy sauce.</p> <p><strong>Tip:</strong> Rosellinis is open only for dinner, and only from mid-March through October. Reservations are accepted, but tables are first-come, first-served. Arrive early for a terrace table and daylight views.</p>
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Last updated August 2008
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