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Family-owned chain known for generous servings of Italian standards, with delivery available.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 14 Austin St, Newton, MA 02460
Phone: (617) 928-1001
Website: https://www.comellasrestaurants.com/
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Comella’s Restaurants in Belmont, MA. Family owned eatery specializing in homemade pasta, pizza and other classic dishes in a cafe style setting.
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Reviews
Vince Cheney
So I’m no stranger to Italian cuisine. I come from a large Sicilian family. So when I proposed we try Comella’s to my group of friends I really looked foolish when I came away with nothing but regrets and empty wallets.
Let me break the entire meal down for you. I ordered stuffed shells. When I ordered stuffed shells I couldn’t hear the woman over the phone correctly and it had turned she asked if I had wanted ziti with it. I said sure because I had no idea you put ziti with stuffed shells because that’s already a pasta. What I received for 9.50 was two stuffed shells of normal size and about 75% of the container was ziti. That is technically stuffed shells as there were 2. The taste was middling and inoffensive.
My fiance ordered fettuccine Alfredo which seemed to be white sauce plopped unceremoniously atop dry fettucine. She mixed in the sauce herself. The taste is middling and inoffensive.
My best friend ordered a chicken and onion pizza. That cost him 6 dollars for just the chicken. How much chicken you might ask. Around 50 cents of tasteless crumbles. The layer cheese was so thin it seemed like pinkish skin with red tomato blood through. The entire pizza cost roughly 15 dollars for what any other place might charge a hard nine. The taste was middling and inoffensive.
My best friend’s girlfriend described her sandwich as tasting more like the salad dressing than the ingredients. It cost 5.99 which wasn’t horrible. The price was middling and inoffensive.
My roommate ordered a cheeseless pizza as he has a dairy allergy. Thankfully Comella’s remembered this. However the rest of chicken and red pepper pizza was unimpressive. The middle was not cooked and the dough seemed melt to the box. The pervasive issue of a 6 dollar topping of chicken continued on here. The taste was middling and inoffensive.
My roommates wife ordered Taylor Tuesday which is a pizza combo consisting of mozzarella and basil for 13 dollars. The taste was middling and inoffensive.
Overall if you’re looking to waste money on inferior food and poor service then Comella’s is perfect for you. I’d highly suggest spending your money at any other pizzeria in Newton, especially West Newton Pizza Market. Despite being owned by Egyptians it seems that they understand the Italian way far better than signore Comella.
… moreLet me break the entire meal down for you. I ordered stuffed shells. When I ordered stuffed shells I couldn’t hear the woman over the phone correctly and it had turned she asked if I had wanted ziti with it. I said sure because I had no idea you put ziti with stuffed shells because that’s already a pasta. What I received for 9.50 was two stuffed shells of normal size and about 75% of the container was ziti. That is technically stuffed shells as there were 2. The taste was middling and inoffensive.
My fiance ordered fettuccine Alfredo which seemed to be white sauce plopped unceremoniously atop dry fettucine. She mixed in the sauce herself. The taste is middling and inoffensive.
My best friend ordered a chicken and onion pizza. That cost him 6 dollars for just the chicken. How much chicken you might ask. Around 50 cents of tasteless crumbles. The layer cheese was so thin it seemed like pinkish skin with red tomato blood through. The entire pizza cost roughly 15 dollars for what any other place might charge a hard nine. The taste was middling and inoffensive.
My best friend’s girlfriend described her sandwich as tasting more like the salad dressing than the ingredients. It cost 5.99 which wasn’t horrible. The price was middling and inoffensive.
My roommate ordered a cheeseless pizza as he has a dairy allergy. Thankfully Comella’s remembered this. However the rest of chicken and red pepper pizza was unimpressive. The middle was not cooked and the dough seemed melt to the box. The pervasive issue of a 6 dollar topping of chicken continued on here. The taste was middling and inoffensive.
My roommates wife ordered Taylor Tuesday which is a pizza combo consisting of mozzarella and basil for 13 dollars. The taste was middling and inoffensive.
Overall if you’re looking to waste money on inferior food and poor service then Comella’s is perfect for you. I’d highly suggest spending your money at any other pizzeria in Newton, especially West Newton Pizza Market. Despite being owned by Egyptians it seems that they understand the Italian way far better than signore Comella.
Jacqueline Jurist-Schoen
The pizza was fine. We got the margherita. We won’t be going back unless as a last resort.
… moreKit Parker
Very little seating. Even less parking. Garlic bread is $0.75 a piece and it’s tougher than shoe-leather at the crust. Food is not bad. Red sauce doesn’t seem like it’s homemade. Best to get takeout from here not sit in
… moreMadison Beatrice
Comella’s is always a hit! This is my family, and I’s go to catering spot. It’s always been a smooth process, arrives or ready for pick-up on time, and the food is always delicious. Every staff member I’ve dealt with has been extremely helpful and nice. Highly recommend!
… moreJackie Levine
Awesome little place! This is our go-to take-out Italian spot! The portions are generous and prices very reasonable! I always get the veal parm with fusilli…$11.99! Great price and it’s delicious!!! My parents recently had Comella’s with us and were impressed! They are pretty picky when it comes to Italian and they were very satisfied with their chicken parm and eggplant parm. We’ve also had the cannolis, which they fill to order for freshness…yes! Yummy yummy! Highly recommend this place!
… moreAlexis Bianchi
Whenever I don’t feel like cooking, I love coming to Comella’s to grab a quick, easy, and delicious dinner. It has affordable prices, good food, and great staff – shoutout to Sydney who was very friendly and helpful when I came in!
… moreBianca B
Horrible. The chicken is disgustingly overpriced. I got a simple chicken tender with fries and buffalo wings. Both were not worth the 34.22 in total I spent. The fries I literally only had like 10. Small portions and very cheap food. Worst than school lunch I expected more. It’s new so hopefully the food becomes better quality.
… moreJavid Sultanov
an ill-mannered and impudent guy who works at the cash register. Let the manager teach such people how to communicate with customers, if the manager himself understands this
… moreDebra
Had high hopes for the new location in Newtonville, but so far it’s been very average. If you’re going to charge extra for avocados make sure they are ripe enough to consume them when you add them to your salads. Chicken is dry. Kitchen pay attention to what you are serving.
Service is fine. Atmosphere is fine as well.
… moreService is fine. Atmosphere is fine as well.
Andrew Reisner
Wow… at first I thought I went at an off-night but I see a handful of other negative reviews all with this message: Comellas isn’t what it used to be. Ten years ago, it was a treat to get a tray of “Grandpas mess”. Tonight? Tasted like Stouffers frozen dinner. And mine was COLD. Like it had been sitting around in their fridge and they just threw it in my bag. Read all the other bad reviews … what’s happened to an old Newton favorite?
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