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Cheap eats in Positano

Updated Oct 22, 2026ExperiencesAbout the Brikette team

Overview

For a lower-cost meal in Positano, compare a bakery pizza or panino with a single restaurant course, then add drinks and any cover charge. Staying near Chiesa Nuova? Check the Via Marconi options first; if you are already in the centre, the bakery and self-service stops below may fit your day better.

Business websites and menus checked on 21 October 2026. The prices below are dated menu examples, not guaranteed offers; confirm the portion, total and opening for your visit.

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Pizza with tomato, cheese and basil on a plate

The Brikette team's picks

For pizza, the Brikette team recommends C'era Una Volta: great pizza, good value and very close to the hostel.

For a special meal, the Brikette team recommends Da Gabrisa (Villa Gabrisa) for its great food and view. Check the current menu and reserve directly with the restaurant.

Four food stops to compare

Business and areaFood and servicePrice evidenceOfficial source
C'era Una Volta — Via Marconi 127; upper-road optionWood-fired pizza; seated lunch or dinnerNo price confirmed on the linked websiteWebsite / menu
Il Grottino Azzurro — Via Marconi 302/304; upper-road optionPasta; seated meals or takeawayRavioli Caprese €20; seated cover charge €2/personWebsite / menu
Collina Positano Bakery — Via Cristoforo Colombo 1/3; centre, Piazza dei MuliniPizza, panini, bagels and pastriesCheck the counter prices; no priced menu found on its websiteWebsite / menu
Bar Paradise — Buca di Bacco group; lower town, main-beach areaSelf-service pizza and paniniMargherita €6.50; panino veg €8; 0.5 L water €2Website / menu

Near Brikette: Via Marconi

C'era Una Volta's own site confirms wood-fired pizza at lunch and dinner, with indoor and terrace seating. Compare its current pizza price before choosing a full restaurant meal; ask directly if you want takeaway.

Il Grottino Azzurro explicitly offers takeaway as well as table service. Its linked digital menu lists Ravioli Caprese at €20 and a €2 per-person cover charge for eating at a table: €22 before drinks or other dishes. That is a useful sit-down comparison, rather than a promise of a complete €20 dinner.

A plate of pasta with vegetables and basil
For seated meals, include drinks and cover charges in your comparison.

In the centre: bakery and self-service

Collina's own website lists pizza, panini and bagels alongside pastries and gelato. Compare the displayed portion and price while you are around Piazza dei Mulini; old visitor reports of cheap slices are not a current price list.

Bar Paradise's menu lists a Margherita at €6.50, a vegetable panino at €8 and 0.5 L water at €2. It does not specify the pizza size, so check the portion. Its self-service format can suit a quick stop near the main beach; allow for the uphill return to Brikette.

Pizza with tomato, cheese and basil on a plate
Pizza is one option to compare; this photo does not identify a listed business.

What a meal actually costs

At Bar Paradise, the listed €8 panino plus €2 water adds up to €10 before any other charge. An espresso (€2) and cornetto (€2.50) add up to €4.50. These are separate purchase examples, not a daily food allowance.

For each meal, check coperto, service, drinks and takeaway packaging. Counter and table prices can differ. Add breakfast, snacks and water to your daily plan, and check seasonal opening before making a special trip.

Groceries and food at the hostel

Brikette has no guest kitchen. Existing guest information lists a fridge and microwave, with plates, knives, forks, salt, pepper and hot water available through staff. Ask reception how to store your food and which areas allow outside meals before buying groceries. For microwave heating, bring the food to staff.

Buy quantities you can use and store appropriately. Outside alcohol is prohibited throughout the hostel. For shop planning, see groceries and pharmacies.

Dietary needs and planning ahead

Ask about ingredients and preparation before ordering if you have dietary requirements. For an allergy or coeliac disease, explain your needs and ask specifically about cross-contact; a vegetarian or gluten-free label alone is not a safety guarantee.

Use the linked businesses for current menus and opening information. For a wider choice of meals, see eating out in Positano; for the wider trip budget, see Positano on a budget.

FAQs

Where can I compare inexpensive food near Hostel Brikette?

For pizza, the Brikette team recommends C'era Una Volta: great pizza, good value and very close to the hostel.

Can I cook or store food at Brikette?

There is no guest kitchen. Guest information lists fridge and microwave access; ask reception for the arrangements and permitted eating areas. Outside alcohol is prohibited throughout the property. For microwave heating, bring the food to staff.

Can I plan every meal from these prices?

Use them as menu examples checked on 21 October 2026. Confirm current prices, portions, charges and seasonal opening; they do not establish a complete daily budget.

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