Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizzeria

I really wanted to enjoy this place, because I've heard people rave about it. Sadly, this was not the case for us. Pros: -We were quickly seated before the supper rush / large groups arrived -The pizza was amazing -The bolognese had good flavour, according to my wife -She enjoyed the seafood medley as well as the gnocci and shrimp, but stated there were too many peppers Cons: (this is the "sucky" part of our experience) -Although there was plenty of seating, especially window side, they chose to seat us in a tucked away spot, that was extremely dark. -Shortly after we were seated, a large group of about 10-15 and was sat next to us. -Waitress took 20 minutes before collecting our drink, app, and food order. I inquired about the ingredients of the bolognese, but she didn't know what was i

Bland bland bland. I got the Piccante e Dolce pizza and I tried almost everyone’s food at the table, including the rigatoni. All lacked flavor, absolutely underwhelming. Impressive that they were able to make pizza not have flavor

Hopefully the rat right outside the door has no access inside. Neapolitan pizza was too thin compared to the real Neapolitan pizza. 4 pieces of garlic bites were 11 something bucks. Calamari was ehhh but it was definitely not worth the price.

Service was great, even with one server absent. Pizza was tasty, Margherita and Roberto. And she had the peaches and burrata which I'm told was good as well. Parking was easy. Restrooms were clean. Nice atmosphere.

Walked in with my 19-year-old daughter for dinner. Half the restaurant sat empty. A few groups ahead of us, yet we’re told there’s a 20-minute wait—for two. Whatever. Host tells us we can sit in the bar area. It’s quiet. Open. She’s not drinking—we’re just there to eat. An older, short waiter in a tan cap brings menus and water. She takes a sip. Then as she’s about to order, he suddenly demands her ID. I explain—she’s not ordering alcohol. Doesn’t matter. He keeps going. Starts throwing out numbers: “It’ll cost $5,000.” Then somehow, “$10,000.” He won’t let it go. She’s sitting there with half a glass of water and now we’re being threatened with fines? We got up and walked out. No professionalism. No common sense. Just paranoia wrapped in attitude. You had empty tables and managed t