Bella Pasta Reviews

I used to visit Bella pasta quite frequently a few years ago and I always found it to be really good, the food was fresh and plentiful and the desserts like the godfather were amazing. I remember ordering a Godfather to share, which came in a huge glass ice cream dish, it was filled with warm gooey chocolate browny with chocolate pieces and ...  Read the complete review

I love to eat out and am always trying new places and returning to places I have eaten and enjoyed. You’ve guessed it, Bella Italia (previously Bella Pasta) was one of those places, so could it live up to my first visit. When I first went here the restaurant seemed to be very big on pasta dishes and didn’t really sell much else. This was good ...  Read the complete review

I’d seen Bella Pasta restaurants, in just about every city I’ve been in there seems to be one somewhere, but hadn’t ventured in until I finally visited the branch in Leicester Square, in the hurly burly of central London. There are many throughout the UK – 64 in total at the moment. Not many in Scotland (only 6) and Wales (only 1 – in ...  Read the complete review

Bella Pasta have a chain of restaurants across the country, 63 at the last count and still growing! They would fall into the same category as Pizza Hut and Pizza Express with regards to prices, they aren't exactly cheap but won't break the bank either. Me and my partner have visited the Bath chain on a couple of occasions and have enjoyed ...  Read the complete review

"A Pizza Hut, a Pizza Hut, Kentucky Fried Chicken and a Pizza Hut, MaacccDonaalds, MaaccDonalds, Kentucky Fired Chicken and a Pizza Hut" I either have terrible taste in food or music! Or both, whichever way you look at it! So on Sunday my self and the daughter decided to take ourselves off to Bella Pasta, a place we've ...  Read the complete review

There’s nothing bella about the pasta at this place. At least, the meal I had last night in the Victoria, London, branch was the worst “Italian” meal I’ve ever tasted in my life. The sauce of the Funghi della Casa starter looked and tasted like it had come out of a tin of Campbell’s condensed soup and the ...  Read the complete review

I have to start with being slightly smarmy, or my review doesn't really work. In Lancaster, at that Bella Pasta, during termtime you could get 50% off your food bill on certain days if you were a student. Now that's why I went so often and that's why I feel I know quite a lot about it. Without that the food is undoubtedly quite ...  Read the complete review

To celebrate a few child-free hours over the Bank Holiday weekend, my partner and I had a rare trip out to the cinema, followed by a meal afterwards. The cinema we went to (Warner Village, Bristol) is surrounded by restaurants, but I quite fancied pizza, so we chose Bella Pasta, an Italian place neither of us had tried before. Eating out ...  Read the complete review

Bella Pasta. Just typing the name makes me hungry. I'm known in our halls of residence for my, let's just say, 'picky' eating habits. Fruit, vegetable and meat are all dirty words as far as I'm concerned. My standard daily food intake concentrates on things of the bread and pasta variety. As a result, I very rarely eat out ...  Read the complete review

The chain ------------ Bella Pasta has been classified by some as the McDonalds of pasta but this tag I think is unfair. I’ve been to many Bella Pastas, in Manchester, Birmingham, and now Oxford. The service in these type of chains are usually poor, or ordinary at the most. However the majority of times I’ve been to Bella ...  Read the complete review

With little knowledge of Edinburgh and having eyes only for each other, it was difficult for us young honeymooners to seek out a nice restaurant. We had been married for one day and should really have celebrated this fact by opting for something more romantic than a well-known restaurant chain, but Bella Pasta was for some reason all we could ...  Read the complete review

Ok, I found a decetnly tacky italian title for this review - that's one job out of the way I guess. Now for the restaurants. I'll start by saying that I love Italian food, the way it is served in Britain. The food tastes better in Italy but the way they eat everything seperate really bugs me. I want my meat with my veg sometimes! Bella is ...  Read the complete review

I know it's a chain but I think that Bella Pasta is a really great restaurant. There is a branch of it just around the corner from my college in Cambridge and my friends and I frequent it at least 5 times a term, as a result I know the menu really well! The Cambridge branch is especially nice as it is in an old mill-house so the water-wheel is ...  Read the complete review

The restaurants are everywhere and are as a result have the old franchise restaurant touch. I've been twice, just in case the first time was a one off!! The food is average, but (i'm told by friends)it depends on what dish u order (I have only tried the sea food and vegetarian dishes). The pizzas are better then the pasta dishes. I would ...  Read the complete review

Situated at the city centre opposite the Piccadilly Garden. It offers a selection of Italian food which includes pastas, spaghettis and other Italian cuisines. The meals are priced on the average, but in my opinion, it wasnt as good and as genuine as what you can get in Italy. Dont take the seafood pasta, they are horrible. And the portion is ...  Read the complete review

This is a no-nonsense, good quality pasta place. The range is good - loads of stuff to try! The beauty of the menu is that it cater for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians. It is worth going there if you are in the moodfor some pasta and a night out (though pasta aint hard to make). Great for one of those nights when you are ...  Read the complete review