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La Gritta at the Amari Thailand — the beachfront Italian where stunning views and standout pasta justify the steep price but service and sunset timing can surprise

La Gritta at Amari: stellar beach views and praised pasta, but pricey and uneven service with a surprise 17% charge. I break down when the experience truly justifies the price—and when the premium is mostly postcard worth.
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⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.2/5Based on 1,242 Google reviews
$$$ Expensive prices

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La Gritta, Amari Phuket — beachfront Italian with high praise and clear trade-offs

Quick take: La Gritta earns a 4.2/5 from 1,242 reviews and sits in the expensive bracket. Guests consistently call out the beachside view as a major draw while reporting uneven service and a menu that produces clear hits and some misses.

What guests loved about the food

  • Multiple visitors singled out pizza and pasta as standouts, recommending them for special-occasion meals.
  • The ravioli al granchio is described as full of crab, light on the palate and a highlight for at least one diner.
  • Bruschetta classica received praise for fresh tomatoes.
  • Tiramisu is creamy and rich, though one guest noted the top cream layer felt excessive for balance.

Menu items that disappointed or divided opinions

  • Margherita pizza was acceptable but not notably authentic according to one reviewer.
  • Mafaldine with lobster was prepared al dente but judged one-dimensional and basic by a guest who wanted more complexity.

Service: inconsistent experiences you should expect

Guest accounts show a split: some diners experienced attentive, memorable service under a named server, while others had trouble getting staff attention even with few tables occupied. One visitor waited a long time for complimentary bread and did not receive expected olive oil or vinaigrette, indicating lapses in basic table care at times. The final bill can include an extra 17% charge for service and VAT, so confirm this when seated.

View and atmosphere: beachside charm with seating caveats

Dining next to the beach is frequently described as therapeutic and a strong reason to visit. If catching the sunset is your goal, request a specific table at booking: at least two guests who planned around sunset did not see it because of their table position, even though the overall vistas remained appealing.

Price and value signals from real bills

  • Expect an expensive experience by local standards: one party paid roughly £94 for drinks, a starter, shared mains and a spinach side.
  • Another couple reported spending about 200 AUD per person for a special-occasion dinner and judged the cost worth it for the quality and occasion.

Practical details that affect visit planning

  • Open daily from 12:00 to 23:00, which covers lunch, sunset dinners and early late-night dining.
  • Free on-site parking is available.
  • Payment: credit, debit and NFC payments accepted.
  • Wheelchair-accessible seating is provided.

Actionable tips based on guest patterns

  • Reserve ahead and specify a beach-facing table if sunset or a particular view matters to you; reviewers who booked still lost sunsets when the table orientation wasn’t specified.
  • Ask at arrival about the 17% service/VAT charge so the total expected cost is clear before ordering.
  • If you value prompt attention, note the staffing variability and politely request dedicated service or the name of your server; some guests had notably attentive service under a named staff member.
  • Order the ravioli al granchio and stick to pizza or pasta choices if you want to play the odds on quality; several diners highlighted these as reliable picks.
  • If you plan a celebration, budget for a premium per-person spend—guests treating anniversaries and graduations reported that it’s worth splurging for the occasion.
  • Confirm basic accompaniments for starters and bread up front to avoid the experience of delayed or missing condiments.

Final assessment

La Gritta is a polished, high-end beachfront Italian that repeatedly delivers memorable meals and views, making it well suited for celebrations and special evenings. The main friction point is staff consistency: when service is attentive the visit feels exceptional; when table care slips, the meal quality alone isn’t enough to fully compensate. Book smartly, request your spot, budget for service charges, and prioritize the dishes that guests singled out for praise to get the best return on an expensive evening.

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🕒 Opening Hours

Monday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
Tuesday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
Wednesday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
Thursday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
Friday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
Saturday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM
Sunday: 12:00 – 11:00 PM

💳 Payment Options

Credit cards accepted
Debit cards accepted
NFC payments (Apple Pay, Google Pay)

🅿️ Parking Options

Free parking lot

♿ Accessibility Features

Wheelchair accessible seating
📍 Coordinates:
7.887074, 98.285576
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