
FROM OUR HANDS TO YOUR TABLE FRESH: NY/NJ Thin Crust Pizza & some Italian Cuisine. Fresh ingredients, food homemade/made-from-scratch. Voted the Best Pizza & Good for You Dixie in St George. Being a private locally-owned business since 2009, our hand-kneaded fresh dough/hand-crafted pizza pies will transport you to the streets of NY & NJ. Indulge in our fresh ingredients & homemade dishes, crafted w/ love & focus on healthier options, yet we ensure that every bite is as delicious throughout including on our SPECIALS/ Low priced menu items. Escape to Bella Marie’s for a taste of Italy and best pizza pies in St. George, the only place you can find both.
Contemporary restaurant serving a range of Italian dishes made with fresh produce.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 757 N Bluff St, St. George, UT 84770
Phone: (435) 628-3336
Website: https://bellamariespizzeria.com/
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I had a fantastic experience at Bella Marie’s this week, as I alway do! My friend and I went during lunch time on a weekday, and were met at the door by Marie herself. She is extremely warm and inviting, and her knowledge of the menu was impressive, although that is to be expected from the owner of the establishment. Our food arrived in a timely manner, and Marie kept our drinks fresh. I ordered the Fettuccine Alfredo with Chicken, and my friend ordered the Bella Marie’s Farm Harvest Pizza. Both were excellent!
The Atmosphere was welcoming and quaint. The interior decorating is warm and of the type that “sparks joy” as my mother would say. There is greenery and accent lighting in all the right places. the tables are spaced so that even if the restaurant were busy (which, regrettably, it wasn’t), our conversation would not have intruded on other diners.
There is something of a “Restaurant within a restaurant” in Bella Marie’s Moon Room. It’s a separate room with a separate fine dining menu that can be reserved for parties or intimate meals for special occasions such as anniversaries, etc. Just as charming as the day is long.
If I had any constructive criticism to offer, the interior temperature of the restaurant was disproportionately cold when compared to the warm look. And the foyer of the restaurant has a sandwich board sign that, to me, is a little disconcerting. It lists policies that seem somewhat combative. The foyer of the restaurant is the first thing people see, and should be inviting and welcoming. I felt something of a rebuke, as though I was being told the rules. If management were to soften the wording or create a QR code that interested customers can scan to learn the various policies and procedures, it would go a long way toward making the entrance to the restaurant more inviting.
One more thing: There is a white fiber-optic tree near the foyer that, according to Marie, is frequently misunderstood and has led to some negative feedback, and I wish to explain it. I will include a picture of it, but it is meant to represent an angel that watches over the diners. I find this charming.
Overall, I had a fantastic experience at Bella Marie’s, and will visit at every opportunity. Maybe just turn up your temperature a smidge and do something about that sandwich board. 😉
The food was amazing! We got the chicken Marsala dish and the chicken bacon ranch pizza. The pizza was our favorite and we are already planning a trip to come back! 10/10 recommend coming here!
The price is honestly worth it.
We ordered the Chicken Picatta. The chicken was juicy and full of flavor. The sauce was outstanding! The pasta was tender and full of flavor. All the desserts were out of this world! We will definitely be stopping on our way back for the pizza! A+++
We were hungry and ate what we could, but the pasta was inedible. When we politely shared our feedback, the owner’s wife became defensive instead of trying to help. Then the chef — her husband — came over to our table, insulted us, and even took a picture of us and our food.
We were actually willing to pay until that moment, but his aggressive behavior and lack of professionalism made it impossible to continue the conversation. If you care about customer service, you treat your guests with respect — you don’t argue with them, and you definitely don’t insult them.
All four of us work in hospitality, and we’ve never experienced anything like this. No apology, no accountability, no basic courtesy. Just hostility.
Do not go here. Save your money and your evening — go to Sand Town Pizza instead.