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    Bella's Italian Cafe

    4.0 (314 reviews)
    ModerateItalian, Pizza, Wine Bars
    Open • 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Romantic
    Good for kids

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    Great bread sticks
    Gary F.

    The decor of this place reminds me of an old Italian restaurant you would see in a movie. The food was good but the service was so so. We started with the bread sticks, just incredible, very light and fluffy. They were my favorite part of the meal. My wife had a ten inch pizza with mushrooms and pepperoni. I had a slice an I really liked it. As for me I had chicken parmesan dinner, it was served with an appropriate sized side of penna pasta. The chicken was perfectly cooked and other then the sauce being a bit sweet, it was very good. We were too full for dessert. We would definitely eat here again.

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    Amber S.

    Cute little restaurant. We were seated pretty quickly. Complimentary breadsticks came right away, they were good, different than normal breadsticks, more like fry bread. I ordered the Fettuccine Alfredo and it was great! We also got the chocolate cake and it was delicious!

    Alexandra Z.

    Our server was very kind. However the food was very mediocre. The fettuccine Alfredo with chicken didn't have much flavor and the salad that came with it was just awful. I couldn't even eat it. The lettuce had a very bad taste and the dressing wasn't good. The lasagna and spaghetti were just fine but nothing that blew us away. The only thing that was very good were the garlic cheese curds. Everything else was subpar.

    Chicken Alfredo

    They never disappoint, the Tomato soup is the best we have ever had! Love getting their chocolate cake to go too!

    Renee U.

    This place is a solid four stars! Let me start with the good: all of the food we ate was spot-on delicious. The chicken broccoli Alfredo looked a little different than the traditional version but was very tasty. The cheese tortellini was a little too cheesy for our liking, so we wouldn't order that again. The steak was cooked to perfection, and the shrimp scampi with pasta was absolutely delicious. The breadsticks they bring out at the beginning are very tasty, and each meal comes with soup or salad. Both soups we tried--the bean and meat, and the tomato--were excellent. The salad, however, felt a little weak and could use some improving, and the dressing wasn't great. For dessert, we had the limoncello--sweet but very good. Now for the reasons I deducted a star: when we walked in on a Saturday evening, we stood at the host stand for about 5-8 minutes before anyone came to seat us. A simple acknowledgment like "we'll be right with you" would have gone a long way. The place was super busy (understandably so, given how good the food is), but it isn't very big, and you could tell the staff was hustling to keep up. The cadence and timing of when food came out also felt a little off. Overall, though, this is a solid Italian restaurant that I would definitely return to. Just a heads-up: parking is limited. For four of us, including four entrées, the total was $175. They have low dinner lighting, table are a tight fit.

    Emilie W.

    Loved the experience but the food was just ok for me. The tortellini's were over seasoned which made it hard for me to enjoy. The bread sticks were really good and so was the chocolate cake at the end. Wait staff was very nice since they had to stay open past their closing time due to how many people were still inside. I enjoyed trying it.

    Chicken Parmesan
    kay d.

    To go order: pizza is a solid 3/10 crust is great but the pizza is floppy and greasy. The chicken parmigiana was soggy and unflavorful, and the pasta on the side tasted like prego pasta sauce. For 55$! This was absolutely trash. But the lady on the phone was nice so there's that.

    Pizza Supreme
    Michael M.

    In town to visit some friends, stopped in for some pizza and pasta which was great but will come back for the amazing breadsticks!!Service with a smile, nice atmosphere, and friendly. The food was delicious. The bread sticks ....sooooo airy and light. Pizza and Pasta were tops!! Homemade house marinara!

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    Ate at Bellas this weekend. The food was great but even better was my AWESOME waitress named Angie!! We will go back just to see her!!

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    Food was excellent and service was very good.Seated in a reasonably fast time and truly enjoying evening.

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    The service and value for the money were great. I would have liked a bit more enhanced flavor, more garlic & light salt, for my taste.

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