Numbers 1 and 2 St Margaret's Street date from the seventeenth century: two Grade II listed, two-storey buildings of natural rubble stone, later joined into one, with leaded windows, stone mullions, a natural stone-tiled roof and, of course, the three gables.
The building began as three separate houses. The neighbouring one was taken down in 1925 to make the Festival Gardens, remodelled much later as the Millennium Gardens you can walk through today. Over almost four hundred years it has been a malt house and brewery, a cycle shop, a sweet shop, a café and bakery, and a restaurant and tea rooms.
Ravello is relatively young, but we're committed to keeping its place at the heart of this beautiful town and community for many years to come. The building has been fully refurbished and lovingly restored, with great respect for its historic character.
See what we cook
Stone hearth and wood-burning stove
Beams, leaded windows and a warm glow
For parties and celebrations
Low beams, leaded windows and deep banquettes. The dining rooms keep the character of the old house, with room for a quiet table for two or a long table for the whole family.
