Bella Toscana

Food was good and people were nice enough but we waited at the table almost 2 hours for our pizzas. Probably worth a visit if they are not busy. If you see a crowd or a lot of to-go orders, be aware you might be waiting a while

Really good Italian food! The chef is Italian. I've heard people scream and storm out insulting the chef and refusing to pay, this is unacceptable. They apparently had to wait 45 minutes for their order. Come on, this is Pinksterweekend, the chef cooked 300 pizzas today, have some mercy... All in all, a solid 5 Stars My lasagna was tasty, as was my husband's 4 formaggi pizza. Also the kitchen is open longer than in other places.

We were wandering around hungry on our first night in town, desperately looking for something to eat, and wow did we strike gold! The staff here are so friendly it’s almost suspicious — like, how can anyone be this nice and make perfect pizza? Every bite was amazing, and they even handled our random custom requests like total pros. The place itself is adorable, cozy, and gives off “you’re part of the family now” vibes. Prices are super reasonable too, which made the whole thing even better. We left full, happy, and already planning our next visit. If I could give six stars, I would. 🍕😁

Our waittress was excellent, patient and doing her best. But the person handling my payment accused me of the card payment not going through because no receipt had come out (turns out the printer was out of paper). Food was decent, but far from great. Atmosphere was VERY loud and busy. Definitely not going there again.

The two pizzas and the pasta came quickly. Everything was tasty. But it was tough to get service to order food or drinks as only one waitress and the bartender. But she was very friendly. Main complaint is the ridiculous price of almost 7 euros for the tiniest of mixed salads. that should have been 3 euros maximum... complete rip off. Really nice grappa though.