

Authentic Italian trattoria style restaurant, Pinseria (Roman Pizza), Full Bar with classic cocktails, Bottega (market), owner and executive chef, Francesco Inguaggiato, from Palermo, Sicily, offers fresh, local, traditionally prepared Italian/Sicilian dishes cooked to perfection. Bellino boasts the most extensive Italian wine list in town along with traditional and craft cocktails. We also proudly serve unique & local beers that pair perfectly with our dishes. We also offer Catering and the Cantina and private Saletta rooms can be reserved for large parties, rehearsal dinners, bridal/baby shower celebrations or private business meetings. Call and let us help you plan your next event!
Cozy hideaway offering generous portions of Italian & Sicilian specialties & a long wine list.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3815 S Alameda St, Corpus Christi, TX 78411
Phone: (361) 814-8998
Website: http://www.bellinostexas.com/
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Carmen the bartender was amazing! Super attentive, really knows her stuff, and makes a killer Old Fashioned. Great service all around. Can’t wait to come back!
The bolognese pasta was one of the best I’ve had in a while. To be honest I was pretty impressed with the flavor of the meat sauce and the lightness of the pasta.
It was a bit confusing as the menu name was different than the building I entered. Seems that there are two parts of the restaurant not really sure.
Nevertheless the food was fantastic and can’t wait to be back to try something else.
This place definitely has potential to be an awesome restaurant, just a couple of simple changes that wouldn’t cost a penny just a little more TLC!
Waitress knew her job and was great at recommending menu items. Very friendly!
I didn’t like how the waitress offered me bread service while I was browsing for the menu for the first time (a service that is often complimentary) when it turned out to be a separate expense. I don’t mind paying for bread service, but there was no transparency there. I don’t like unexpected fees on my bill. She could have had the courtesy to tell me there would be a charge and I would have accepted it.
The bread was ice cold. Made fresh or not, I don’t understand why you would serve ice cold bread to your patrons. I asked her if it was intended to be served cold and received a non-answer. Have some respect for your patrons, heat up your bread if it’s ice cold.
The calamari appetizer, average. I could go to any cajun or seafood restaurant and order the same thing and the flavor profile would be vastly the same; you’re not getting anything special when you order the calamari appetizer here, is all I’m saying. But it was okay. It just wasn’t special. It wasn’t something I would really recommend to others.
The main course harbors my main complaints, chicken parmesan. Let me wedge a compliment in here real quick and say the sauce was delightful, they did a good job. I enjoyed the sauce. But the noodles were undercooked, very chewy, not al dente. And the chicken was overcooked, stringy, chewy. It was the most unpleasant main course I’ve had anywhere in a while. And it’s especially disappointing because the place is lovely.
Yes, the place is nice. The atmosphere is great. They take pride in their aesthetic and tables are dressed nicely. But when a place looks and feels that good, I want the food to taste that good. And when it doesn’t, it’s just an incredible disappointment and the contrast becomes unbearably noticeable.
The Bellino restaurant exudes fanciful vibes of an elevated dining experience but the food only exudes mediocrity.
Very disappointing.