La Zagara: there is a very good reason why I am describing this caffé-bar, or rather garden bar, as they call themselves, once again, and this time a bit more in detail.
It is actually one of the most relaxing and peaceful places I know, in the midst of Positano but also in the midst of a citrus grove. And guess how good the
zagare - the citrus flower blossoms, perfume the air at this time of the year.
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| A colorful terrace, with colorful floor tiles and sand-colored cane chairs |
Lean over the wooden railings, and below you find a tropical oasis, palm trees including the endemic dwarf palm, clematis, pot plants and aromatic herbs.
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| This is how La Zagara is surrounded by thick green citrus trees, with a view down towards the sea |
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| A white clematis is climbing up the pergola roof |
And this is where your breakfast is prepared. You could also order freshly squeezed orange juice ...
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| A huge yellow ceramic cappuccino cup decorates the counter |
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| My cappuccino, served with a cannolo (actually a delicacy from Sicily, in the meantime it is so rooted here in Costiera, too. And comes in many varieties invented here. But you could also opt for the classic cornetto, or Torta positanese, a house speciality: chocolate cake with chocolate frosting. |
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| The menu |
You can feel this air filled with sweet fragrance in particular on warm, moist and cloudless mornings, as was the case this morning.
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| Morning sun rays reflected |
Surrounded by a terrace shaded by lemon and orange trees, white clematis, kiwi - you sit here enjoying a perfect cup of cappuccino on tables with ceramic tables made for La Zagara. Take a look at the tables, each boasts a different motive:
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| Positano motive table |
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| This motive depicts the fjordo di Furore (a fjord, near Furore) |
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| Choose your breakfast ... |
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