Address and Contact Information
Address: 209 E Main St, Mt Horeb, WI 53572
Phone: (608) 437-1002
Website: http://vitabellawi.com/
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Reviews
Went yesterday and we were greeted by the owner upon arrival which was a nice touch. Our section was in the cozy part of the restaurant called the speak easy. The speak easy was intimate and really cute with great music coming through the speakers.
Most of the table ordered the chicken Parmesan, I got the chicken piccata, and another guest ordered the steak. The chicken parm was a sight! It was huge, covered in cheese and sauce. I had a bite of it and can attest to it being tasty.
The chicken piccata came with mashed potatoes, and broccoli. I also added a side of pasta prepared in the cheese wheel table side. 10/10 no notes. Everything was tasty.
Our server was also really attentive and easy to work with.
We live in Madison but can’t wait to make the drive to Mt Horeb again to visit this treasure of a restaurant.
Sharing my pics below but my pics don’t do the restaurant justice!
If you’re looking for a quiet date night with wonderful service and yummy Italian cuisine. I suggest a drive out to Mt. Horeb and try Vita Bella.
The server was very friendly and knowledgeable of the menu.
The typical appetizers for an Italian dinner: bruschetta and calamari. Both were prepared well, had nice presentation, and tasted very good. The calamari was not chewy (overcooked) and had just the right amount of crunch coating. The bruschetta was fresh tasting, and I liked the bits of mozzarella in with the tomatoes.
For entrees, let’s start with the chicken parmigiana. First off, it looked huge, overflowing the plate. That’s because it was pounded so thin. Besides there being a bit too much breading, it was nicely seasoned and tasted real good. The lobster risotto was tender, sweet, and buttery. I wish the risotto was alittle creamier. Beyond that, a thumbs-up. I loved my Chicken Piccata. Tender, thin pieces of chicken with a fresh lemon pop, complemented nicely by the salty-tangy capers. The broccoli had just the right amount of crunch to them, not limp and soggy.
The pork chop was another hit. It was a huge, tender, tasty hunk of meat, perfectly seasoned (salt & pepper.) It was not dry or overcooked. We only wish there was more bourbon glaze. Otherwise, you gotta see it to appreciate how big it is.
The coffee rubbed steak was also another great tasting dish. Prepared to a perfect medium. Tender and tasty with every bite. The red wine reduction really added a boost of flavor. Yum!
The pasta sides were prepared tableside, in a wheel of parmigiana. Great idea; the cheese melts into the pasta, adding a bit of creaminess to it. The pasta dish had a nice, salty, creamy, cheesy taste to it.
Getting desserts were also a must at an Italian restaurant. I make the best tiramisu you will ever taste, but this was close. The ladyfingers were not overly soaked and soggy. The mascarpone cheese was light and creamy, not thick and heavy. The cannolis had a nice crunchy shell. I felt the cannolis could have had a more sweetness and cinnamon taste.
All in all, a very good dinner experience, and we would definitely go again. They just opened, so I believe the menu will continue to improve with time. Definitely worth a return visit.
If you have not enjoyed dinner it is a must, honestly one of the better restaurants we have visited in a long time, can’t wait to go back!