Bella Pasta has got to be one of the most consistently good restaurant chain I've visited in recent years.
Despite being part of a large chain, the food tends to be less 'plastic' tasting than most similar outlets, and seems to be freshly prepared.
The lasagna (vegetarian ... Read review
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Advantages: Consistently good Disadvantages: None really
Bella Pasta has got to be one of the most consistently good restaurant chain I've visited in recent years.
Despite being part of a large chain, the food tends to be less 'plastic' tasting than most similar outlets, and seems to be freshly prepared.
The lasagna (vegetarian or meat) is excellent and well worth a try as are the pizzas (although these are very thin, so steer clear of these if you like a thick crust base). more
Bella Pasta has got to be one of the most consistently good restaurant chain I've visited in recent years.
Despite being part of a large chain, the food tends to be less 'plastic' tasting than most similar outlets, and seems to be freshly prepared.
The lasagna (vegetarian or meat) is excellent and well worth a try as are the pizzas (although these are very thin, so steer clear of these if you like a thick crust base).
Prices are moderate - a little more expensive than your Pizza Hut, but cheaper than your upmarket italian restaurant.
I've visited Bella Pasta in Leeds, Northampton, Milton Keynes, Manchester and London, and had consistently good service and food at all.
Advantages: Italian food at reasonable price Disadvantages: Poor service
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 little. You probably need to order two main courses to get a full stomach. Try the spaghettis, they are good. ...
pehchiong 27.07.2000
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