Explore our curated restaurants, hotels, bars, and wineries in Capri.
Accolades in Capri
These three rooms sit in Via Tragara, Marina Piccola, and Anacapri, and each brings a formal dining style with serious wine focus.
Le Monzù in Via Tragara holds Capri’s only Michelin star in our guide. The restaurant sits inside Hotel Punta Tragara and works in a contemporary Italian register, with a curated wine program and an extensive wine list in a room shaped by panoramic views over Marina Piccola and the Faraglioni rocks.
Gennaro Amitrano in Marina Piccola is an intimate seaside restaurant with Modern Italian Seafood, tasting menu, a la carte, and prix fixe formats. Its curated, sommelier-led wine program and extensive wine list support a Michelin Plate room with Tyrrhenian Sea views and a refined coastal setting.
Terrazza Tiberio in Anacapri pairs Modern Italian Fine Dining with tasting menu and a la carte service. The curated, sommelier-led wine program and extensive wine list match a hotel dining room that has held Michelin Plate recognition in 2024, 2025, and 2026.
These tasting-menu picks stay in Capri and Anacapri, with different styles of fine dining, seafood, and wine service.
La Terrazza di Lucullo in Anacapri is a clifftop terrace restaurant with contemporary southern Italian fine dining. It offers a tasting menu and a la carte service, along with an extensive wine list, in a room defined by zero-kilometer cuisine and dramatic views above the Bay of Naples.
Da Tonino in Capri offers contemporary Italian fine dining with tasting menu, a la carte, and set menu formats. Its exceptional wine program, led by an expert sommelier, sits alongside a kitchen rooted in tradition and shaped by careful technique.
Concettina ai Tre Santi in Capri brings Neapolitan pizza to a residential side street. It also offers a tasting menu, alongside a la carte service and an extensive wine list, in a room known for theatrical presentation and hand-painted majolica plates.
Capri has 1 Michelin-starred restaurant in our guide, with 1 Michelin star in total. That restaurant is Le Monzù in Via Tragara, and it is the only starred dining room listed for the island.
Anacapri, Capri Town, Capri, and Marina Piccola are the strongest neighbourhoods in our guide. Le Monzù in Via Tragara is the island’s starred restaurant, while other formal dining rooms are spread across Capri and Anacapri.
Look in Capri and Anacapri. Da Tonino and Concettina ai Tre Santi are in Capri, while La Terrazza di Lucullo and Terrazza Tiberio are in Anacapri, and Gennaro Amitrano adds a tasting menu in Marina Piccola.
Capri has 3 venues with exceptional wine programs in our guide. Da Tonino in Capri is one of them, and Gennaro Amitrano in Marina Piccola and Terrazza Tiberio in Anacapri both have curated, sommelier-led wine programs with extensive wine lists.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
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Selected entries from the current guide for Capri.
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Le Monzù holds a Michelin star and occupies the dining room of Hotel Punta Tragara, the Le Corbusier-designed villa facing Marina Piccola on Capri's southern cliffs. The kitchen works a contemporary register, placing imaginative technique against one of the island's most architecturally significant backdrops. Open evenings only, it sits at the summit of Capri's fine-dining price tier.
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Da Tonino sits in Capri's quieter residential streets, away from the piazzetta's summer rush, delivering Campanian cuisine that holds Michelin Plate recognition for both 2024 and 2025. The kitchen works between traditional southern Italian recipes and contemporary technique, with combinations that carry textural contrast and depth. At the €€€ price point, it occupies a considered middle tier on an island where dining costs can escalate sharply.
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At Gennaro Amitrano, Capri’s coastal glamour meets a quietly assured culinary vision. Panoramic windows frame the Tyrrhenian’s silver-blue expanse, setting the stage for a menu that celebrates the island’s maritime abundance through imaginative technique and thoughtful restraint. Signature plates—like Mamma Maria’s silken parmigiana, a soulful fish and shellfish soup layered with clean, briny depth, and a bright, perfumed lemon dessert—speak to heritage refined by modern craft. Service is gracious and finely paced; the room, elegantly understated, lets sea light and conversation breathe. It’s an intimate, polished experience for travelers who value provenance, precision, and the unhurried pleasures of the Mediterranean table.
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Perched above Anacapri within Hotel Caesar Augustus, La Terrazza di Lucullo places Italian seafood against one of the island's most arresting coastal views. Under chef Eduardo Vuolo, the kitchen earns an Expression of the Terroir distinction for sourcing and technique rooted in Campanian tradition.
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Set on the first floor of the Tiberio hotel, Terrazza Tiberio positions itself at the formal end of Capri's dining register, with a terrace looking out over the island's rooftops. The menu moves between Neapolitan and island-specific traditions — fried pizza, casatiello, caprese-style ravioli — while keeping space for more considered dessert work. Michelin Plate recognition in both 2024 and 2025 confirms its standing in a competitive local field.
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On Capri's quieter eastern flank, Al Chiaro di Luna occupies a position that most visitors scroll past in favour of the piazzetta circuit. The address on Via Occhio Marino places it outside the island's commercial core, which shapes both its clientele and its kitchen's relationship with local producers. For those tracking ingredient provenance on an island this small, that distinction carries weight.
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Aurora Capri occupies a position in the island's dining scene defined by local credibility over tourist spectacle. Located on Via Fuorlovado in the quieter residential quarter of Capri town, it sits inside the Campanian trattoria tradition: ingredient-faithful cooking built around the seafood, tomatoes, and pasta formats that define the region. For a considered alternative to Capri's more visible tables, this is the address locals return to.
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A rooftop address on the Via Vittorio Emanuele places Bianca among Capri's most-watched dining perches, where the island's theatrical approach to the evening meal — slow, staged, sociable — plays out against a backdrop of terracotta rooflines and open sky. The setting belongs to a tradition of Campanian coastal dining in which the view is structural to the ritual, not ornamental.
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Concettina ai Tre Santi occupies a residential side street in Capri's less-trafficked quarters, positioning it apart from the piazzetta circuit that absorbs most visitor attention. Where much of the island's dining tilts toward waterfront spectacle, this address reads as a neighbourhood commitment — the kind of place that earns its reputation through the table rather than the terrace view.
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Da Paolino occupies one of Capri's most photographed garden settings, its tables arranged beneath a canopy of mature lemon trees on Via Palazzo a Mare. The menu follows the logic of the Campanian coast: seafood-led, produce-driven, and structured around the kind of simplicity that takes considerable discipline to sustain. For warm-weather dining on the island, it sits in a different register from the formal hotel restaurants that dominate Capri's upper tier.
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La Fontelina sits at the base of the Faraglioni rocks on Capri's southern shore, operating as a beach club and restaurant where the sourcing logic is literally tidal: what arrives from the water that morning shapes what lands on the plate by afternoon. It occupies a position in Capri's dining scene that formal restaurants cannot replicate — unhurried, sun-soaked, and tied to place in a way that no indoor room can manufacture.
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La Palette Ristorante serves Modern Italian Seafood on a terrace in a historic building with waterfront views, suited to leisurely lunch or dinner.
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On Capri's quieter southern flank, La Palma Beach Club occupies a position that the island's most celebrated sea-terrace venues have long understood: the meal and the water are inseparable. Set along Via Mulo, it draws a crowd that treats lunch as the main event of the day, arriving by boat or on foot and staying well into the afternoon for the kind of unhurried Campanian dining that the island does at its own pace.
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Ristorante Panorama Capri occupies a position that the island does well: a dining room where the view is as much the draw as the plate. Sitting above the terraced lanes of Capri town, it competes in a tier of restaurants where location commands a premium and the cuisine leans on the Campanian seafood tradition. Book ahead, particularly during the summer high season when the island operates at full capacity.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Capri.
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JK Place Capri belongs to the island’s small, design-led hotel tier: intimate, sea-facing, and sharpened by Michele Bonan interiors rather than resort scale. Its Marina Grande setting keeps the harbour close while the mood stays composed, with 22 rooms, Mediterranean dining, spa facilities, beach access, and a polished villa sensibility that suits Capri more than grand-hotel ceremony.
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Jumeirah Capri Palace reads Anacapri through design: white architecture, vaulted interiors, contemporary art, a medical spa, and dining that reaches from L’Olivo’s two Michelin stars to Il Riccio by the sea. Its appeal is quieter than Capri town’s evening theatre, with 67 rooms and a hilltop setting that suits travelers who want the island’s polish without sleeping in the densest part of the action.
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A Michelin Key-awarded boutique hotel on Capri, steps from the Piazzetta, with 54 rooms designed by Milan's Giampiero Panepinto in a bold mid-century aesthetic. Terrazza Tiberio holds a Michelin Guide listing; Jacky Bar's Cuban-inflected cocktail terrace draws both guests and island regulars. Open April through October, it earned 94 points in the La Liste Top Hotels 2026 ranking.
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Designed by Le Corbusier in the 1920s and later commandeered as American military headquarters during World War II, Punta Tragara sits above the Faraglioni rock formations on Capri's southern cliffside. The peach-hued villa now operates as a hotel where Le Monzù, its Michelin-starred restaurant, anchors a dining program that spans poolside Mediterranean lunches to evenings under the pergola. La Liste ranked it 94 points among its Top Hotels for 2026.
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Capri's oldest hotel, founded in 1822 and now part of the Oetker Collection, sits steps from the Piazzetta with 50 rooms, three dining outlets, a private beach club, and a rooftop restaurant overlooking the village rooftops and sea. The recent renovation by designer Francis Sultana channels the island's 1950s jet-set character through a restrained Mediterranean palette. This is the address for guests who want the island's social centre within walking distance of everything.
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Capri's grande dame since the 19th century, Grand Hotel Quisisana occupies the island's most-watched address on Via Camerelle and holds Leading Hotels of the World membership for 2025. The Quisi Bar has been a gathering point for artists, authors, and politicians for generations, while the property's wellness facilities — spa, marble zero-edge pool, and tennis courts — reflect more than 150 years of curative tradition.
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Perched a thousand feet above the Bay of Naples on Capri's western cliffside, Hotel Caesar Augustus is a Relais and Chateaux property with 55 individually appointed rooms and near-unobstructed views across to Mount Vesuvius, Sorrento, and Ischia. A 2026 Star Wine List award confirms the quality of its beverage program. The combination of cliff-edge dining, a celebrated infinity pool, and an organic kitchen garden makes it one of the island's most distinctive addresses.
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At Marina Grande, the point where the hydrofoil docks and Capri begins, Villa Marina sits with 22 rooms positioned directly on the harbour. The property occupies a tier between the island's grand palazzo hotels and its smaller boutique options, offering guests immediate waterfront access before the crowds climb toward the piazzetta. For those who want to arrive, settle, and watch the ferries without ascending a single step, it delivers a specific and hard-to-replicate vantage point.
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A Michelin Selected hotel on Via Tragara, one of Capri's most coveted residential streets, Casa Morgano positions itself in the quieter, more residential tier of the island's luxury accommodation. For those choosing Capri as a base, it offers a considered alternative to the island's larger, more visible grand hotels.
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Palazzo M Capri holds a Michelin Selected designation for 2025, placing it among a small tier of properties on the island that meet the guide's hospitality criteria. Positioned on Via Roma in the heart of Capri town, the palazzo format suits travellers who want proximity to the piazzetta without the scale of the island's larger resort hotels.
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A Michelin Selected property on Capri, Pazziella sits within the Luxury Collection portfolio at Via Fuorlovado, 36, placing it in the island's upper tier of design-conscious stays. The address puts guests within reach of the Piazzetta without the exposure of particularly central properties, and the Michelin recognition signals consistent quality across the stay experience rather than a single standout amenity.
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Selected entries from the current guide for Capri.
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