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Casual restaurant serving Italian pasta, pizza & grill dishes, with a special children’s menu.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 208 N Key Ave, Lampasas, TX 76550
Phone: (512) 564-5202
Website: http://bellaitalialampasas.com/
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Reviews
Kristi Beber
Haven’t been here in well over a year and decided we’d pop in and see how things were. The food isn’t bad…but, at least tonight, it wasn’t anything that made it really memorable. The calamari was fresh and tasty. Not chewy and old. The garlic knots were amazing (thus the reason there’s only 2 in the photo and not the 4 we were served). Unfortunately the main courses were just okay. My sausage and peppers were very sweet and kind of salty. I think that the sausage was sweet and the bell peppers, which were fresh and crisp, were sweet. Then the sauce was sweet. Just overall too much sweetness for me. The Veal Parmigian was okay. Not enough sauce to make up for the dry breading. Finally, I know the restaurant is always struggling to find help so it was nice to see 2 waitresses. Ours was pleasant and polite. We were her only table and she took good care of us. I wish she had removed dirty dishes as the meal went along. Our salad plates, appetizer plate, and empty drink bottles all piled up on the edge of the table. The portions were really good sized and we took home leftovers. We’ll go back and try again. I hear the pizza is amazing.
… moreKaren Wargo
Cute little Italian restaurant, odd parking, friendly service, nice atmosphere. We had chicken marsala and chicken damabianca. The chicken marsala was great! They brought homemade rolls to the table, that was my favorite part. The Stoneledge Mourvedre wine was excellent!
… moreDeborah Purvis
Bella Italia: A Lesson in Missed Opportunities
In the mood for a cozy Italian evening, my husband and I set out with high hopes, our appetites leading the way. After weighing our options between Olive Garden and Bella Italia, I chose the latter, charmed by its quaint, inviting exterior that whispered promises of authentic comfort.
The welcome was warm enough — our waitress had a sweet demeanor — but she seemed unfamiliar with the menu, which hinted at a lack of polish. We began with a tomato caprese salad, a dish that should sing with freshness and balance. Instead, it arrived timid and lifeless, in desperate need of the balsamic kick we had to request.
The soups followed, one lukewarm, the other scalding, as if the kitchen had confused “temperature contrast” with “culinary creativity.” Then came the mains, where I anticipated redemption. I ordered the Bella Italia chicken dinner — the supposed crown jewel of the menu — but was met with a dry, overcooked bird drowning in a tsunami of lemon. Two bites in, I surrendered my fork. My husband’s chicken Parmesan fared no better: the meat was tough and unyielding, more work than pleasure.
What lingered more than the disappointing flavors was the silence — our server never inquired about our entrées, as if the absence of commentary might mask our dissatisfaction.
The final bill, $70, was made even more sour by a curious charge: we’d been told there’d be an “upcharge” for swapping soups, yet found ourselves billed for two full bowls at $6.99 apiece — a clever rebranding of the word upgrade.
We left Bella Italia not with the warmth of Italian hospitality, but with the lingering taste of missed opportunity. A change in care, both in the kitchen and in service, could turn this charming space into the haven it promises to be. Until then, consider yourself warned: not all that glitters in the glow of an Italian evening is gold.
… moreIn the mood for a cozy Italian evening, my husband and I set out with high hopes, our appetites leading the way. After weighing our options between Olive Garden and Bella Italia, I chose the latter, charmed by its quaint, inviting exterior that whispered promises of authentic comfort.
The welcome was warm enough — our waitress had a sweet demeanor — but she seemed unfamiliar with the menu, which hinted at a lack of polish. We began with a tomato caprese salad, a dish that should sing with freshness and balance. Instead, it arrived timid and lifeless, in desperate need of the balsamic kick we had to request.
The soups followed, one lukewarm, the other scalding, as if the kitchen had confused “temperature contrast” with “culinary creativity.” Then came the mains, where I anticipated redemption. I ordered the Bella Italia chicken dinner — the supposed crown jewel of the menu — but was met with a dry, overcooked bird drowning in a tsunami of lemon. Two bites in, I surrendered my fork. My husband’s chicken Parmesan fared no better: the meat was tough and unyielding, more work than pleasure.
What lingered more than the disappointing flavors was the silence — our server never inquired about our entrées, as if the absence of commentary might mask our dissatisfaction.
The final bill, $70, was made even more sour by a curious charge: we’d been told there’d be an “upcharge” for swapping soups, yet found ourselves billed for two full bowls at $6.99 apiece — a clever rebranding of the word upgrade.
We left Bella Italia not with the warmth of Italian hospitality, but with the lingering taste of missed opportunity. A change in care, both in the kitchen and in service, could turn this charming space into the haven it promises to be. Until then, consider yourself warned: not all that glitters in the glow of an Italian evening is gold.
Taylor S
Every time I come to Texas, I make sure to stop in at Bella Italia. I dream about their chicken soup and rolls. All the pasta is so good and the staff is always fast and friendly.
… moreAshley Nagle
Everything here was wonderful! The food was delicious and made quickly. The bread that they bring out is fresh and tasty. Pricing is pretty low considering the amazing quality of the food
… moreMarcus Vogel
Literally everything here was amazing!!! Highly recommended this place! The tiramisu was incredible to top everything off. Thank yall for the hard work, we will definitely be back soon.
… moreDiane Trujillo
We had dinner here 03/05/26 and thoroughly enjoyed everything. The meals were delicious- shrimp/scallops Alfredo, chicken Alfredo, and the Salmon priccata,.. our waitress Kenzie was really attentive, always smiling, made us feel at home. The atmosphere is very pleasant.. Thanks again Kenzie and Bella Italia for a great experience.
… moreDaniela Eddinger
We went here after Scout Sunday at church. The food was great. Staff very friendly and working hard to make everyone happy. We will be going back. We were ALL very happy with this little neighborhood restaurant . I had the Chicken .Marsala with fettuccine noodles. Delicious
Parking is a little tight, they need more handicap spaces.
… moreParking is a little tight, they need more handicap spaces.
Averi White
Absolutely fantastic. My boyfriend and I went and had an amazing time. Everything we tried was delicious and the food came out fast. We hope to come back when we’re in the area again!!
… moreStar Butler
We had a lovely experience at Bella Italia. The food was delicious. They feature an expansive menu with many classic Italian favorites. The staff was kind and friendly, and the restaurant had a warm, homey atmosphere. We’ll be back the next time we pass through Lampasas.
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