Bella Italia

Emrald Jern

The atmosphere here was great, decorated and music was very pretty and set a great vibe! The staff was very friendly and helpful and happy to answer our questions! The food Smells absolutely amazing and it was hard to choose, the meal itself was beautiful and tasted great! The House wine was in a  big glass  and the house very Moscato was very sweet and very light! The portions are large and hard to finish! Definitely worth the price!

Jim Conley

This is an Italian American restaurant in a small strip mall. Their take on Lasagna Bolognese varied from what I used to get when I lived near Bologna in that it does not use spinach noodles or parmigiano cheese and does have mozzarella, but it was very good nonetheless. The menu price seemed high, but the portion was very large with enough to take home for later. The servers were both friendly and efficient. They took time to answer questions from customers. The space itself is small, but pleasant. There is ample parking in the lot.

Erlen Marsh

We had such a wonderful experience! It wasn’t our first time dining here… Which is why we were back?! The food is delicious, authentic, and the environment is warm and welcoming! Sam ensured that our experience was nothing short of amazing! The Lasagna Bolognese is a must try! What a great place to celebrate a birthday, our daughter, and friends! We will definitely be back!

Chasity Tucker

This place appears to be a family run business and the food was seriously the best Italian food we’ve had in Denver and for my celiac disease, their gluten free pizza dough was extraordinary and not something you would think to be so good! My husband had the chicken Parmesan and his house made sauce hit a home run! The portion size was excellent for the quality you get! Do come and dine in for this gem!

Jennifer Lonnes

A good effort, but it could be more polished. Service and food timing were the main issues. We ordered Garlic Bread (an appetizer) and 2 entrees. We got our entrees before the Garlic Bread. We saw another table of 6 with their entrees coming out perhaps 10 minutes apart and their Garlic Bread being delivered after entrees, too. The Garlic Bread costs $9.25! A bit expensive for what one gets. There is nothing garlicky about the bread - it is a sliced, plain baguette served with a ramekin of marinara sauce. Half that price would be more accurate for what one gets. Now I know better to not order it. Idk what needs to happen in the kitchen. They're not a big corporate operation who can hire more. I'm sure space is an issue there, meaning not enough. I looked on the menu for wine, saw none, asked waiter, said they serve red or white, he did not say any price nor label, I ordered red, and only when bill came did I see I was charged $12.25 a glass! I was expecting something in the area of $8 or $9, especially not knowing what label nor quality of wine I got. The entrees we got were good: Chicken Piccatta and Lasagne Bolognese. I'm not sure I will return. Maybe I will at an earlier time in the evening and then, maybe I'll have a completely different and more positive experience.