Bella Sera Italian Restaurant & Pizza - (TX)

5 /5 Kjo Vildal: The original Bella Sera Marble Falls restaurant has re-opened!! I could not decide where to sit - every direction inside the renovated restaurant was perfect - see the photos I took before and after the grand opening last week. This is the most romantic place to dine within 100 miles of Austin on 281 Marble Falls. I can picture this as the perfect engagement location - ask her to marry you and then come back year after year. They even have 2 rooms to hold large parties (up to 100). The completion of this restaurant is the dream of the Vebi family. The food is incredible, the best ingredients delivered so hot to the table. There is also take-out! Bella Sera Marble Falls has always been so special to the community - now it is unbelievable! I had the pasta sampler and my husband had the Rib-eye portabella steak. Food prices range from Pizza for the family (with kids meals), pasta specialties in the mid range and rib-eyes at the top end. Top off any meal with a bottle of wine. The atmosphere is definitely a high end experience. It is PERFECT!

5 /5 Joseph Dindinger: Amazing all around! The ambiance and setting is like nothing in the area. Wow! And the food! The food! Will come back again for sure!

5 /5 Kendall Williams: This was my first time eating here. I tried a great staple. Chicken Parmesan with the fettuccine Alfredo. The chicken was delicious and the marinara sauce had robust flavor. The fettuccine was fresh and the alfredo sauce had a rich, bold flavor. Topped it off with some tiramisu that was nothing short of fantastic. Building is newly remodeled. Loved it. Staff was very friendly and attentive. Great food for the price.

5 /5 Vinton Stanfield III: Absolutely one of the best restaurants in the hill country. Remodel was worth the wait. The food and staff are always excellent!

3 /5 austin mcgehee: Ok lets get real. Building (this renovation was hardly a face-lift...its a rebuild)this extravagant restraunt in this location alone is a red flag. Would really like to see a PNL for the location to wrap my mind around how a place that honestly hasnt been a very busy, destination type establishment profits enough for a 5mil rebuild, and employees driving Maybachs and hellcats. Even had a 51% sign posted...Red flag 2. Now the place is nice enough, the outsourced employees are hit or miss when it comes to respect, the food is very good, but im not paying over $50 for a steak thats a 2/3 choice cut of meat unless its from a steak house cooking on a wood fire grill. Dont flat-top my "$50 steak". Also when I say rare and im paying $50 for a $18 steak dont give it to me well done. When you give it to me well done and I ordered it rare, take it back and try again. Dont argue with me when you can afford a Maybach but not a meat thermometer.