

Bella Saratoga is a romantic Italian restaurant in a charming Victorian home, located in the heart of Saratoga Village. During our Summer season we offer intimate indoor and outdoor dining in a casual but elegant atmosphere, stocked with a full bar, and accompanied with live music on the patio at Sunday Brunch and weekend evenings. Our dishes are made with the freshest and highest quality ingredients. We believe using healthy, local, organic foods in all of our dishes, and we pride ourselves in serving bountiful portions of fresh-made pastas, the freshest entrees, and delicious desserts paired with fine wines and cocktails. Our charming indoor and outdoor restaurant in the heart of Saratoga Village.
Italian classics & weekend brunch served in a restored Victorian home with a romantic patio.
Hours
| Thursday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Saturday | 11:30 AM–10 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 14503 Big Basin Wy, Saratoga, CA 95070
Phone: (408) 741-5115
Website: https://bellasaratoga.com/
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Reviews
We sat in the patio where they had heaters and it was very comfortable.
Good vegetarian options even for (no mushrooms) us. We did reserve ahead day after Thanksgiving(1st floor indoors). Our verbal autistic child was quite loud sometimes but the room was spacious and with tables filled it was not very obvious.
The service I highly enjoyed. The waiter I found to be so polite and accommodating. He carried himself well and spoke softly and articulated well which made me listen so much more clearly and calmly. He was a wonderful young man. Thank you sir and thank you Bella for making our evening so special and memorable. We’ll be back.
I usually have Italian entrées but this time for lunch we had the Bella burger which was really big and tasty with fries that were very good. I was really full after lunch. Also posted a few pics of more food that we’ve eaten.
Another visit:
Sat at the bar yesterday, and Wendy and Ben, the bartenders were really nice and made really good drinks! Started with a Negroni and then some wine. To eat, we started with the crab cakes, then for entrees, Eggplant Parmesan and Linguine Bolognese. For dessert we shared the Pecan Turtle pie. Everything was delicious! With dessert, also had an Expresso martini and Expresso.
Went on a Sunday, and you get a fresh fruit plate and really good Cinnamon Rolls! This time, we just ordered salads. One Shellfish and one Chicken & Walnut. Got to converse with Clyde the owner for awhile, and he’s really nice.
Friday evening went for dinner before going to a concert. Started with a Martini and then had some wine. Got Clams and garlic bread for an appetizer. For dinner, we got two specials. The Halibut with Black Truffles and Risotto plus the Lobster Ravioli. Of course everything was really good as usual! Clyde, the owner, even stopped by our table.
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It was my first visit in seven years. I almost forgot about it, but I found it nearby to meet visitors. When the party said there were three people, they took a chair out of the table for four. I needed a chair because I had a lot of bags, but to no avail. I went there as soon as it opened, so there were quite a few customers, but it wasn’t full. I ordered a cup of iced coffee, a cup of regular coffee, and a cup of copper cappuccino, but only cappuccino was served. After the food started to come out, two cups of coffee arrived with a term. It was a fascinating experience. The food is so so. Maybe it’s natural that I completely forgot about this place. It’s Memorial Day, so we didn’t have many choices. If there was an egg Saratoga, we might have felt different.