Bella Italia Milton Keynes

Service was a little slow, but eating was good and served very hot drinks are expensive, but we would book again for pre-theaters dinner at the next visit

The menu has changed and the food has gone severely downhill. We ordered the bruschetta and the hummus for starters and the bruschetta was just two small pieces of toasted bread with half cut up cherry tomatoes and two dollops of mozzarella. The hummus was a tiny pot of hummus with ONE tiny bit of toasted bread. How on Earth you’re supposed to eat the amount of hummus you’re given with one bit of bread I’ll never know. For mains we had the pepperoni pizza and the duck pasta and the pepperoni had huge bits of onion on, neither of us minded that there was onion on it but it was poorly cut and had huge clusters of onions stuck together, it was just poor. The pasta was mediocre and did not have enough sauce and was lukewarm and when I mentioned this to the waitress she said sorry but no attempt was made to rectify any of these issues (through no fault of hers she was very new I am blaming the restaurant not her)

Staff welcoming and friendly the food was presented beautiful and was of a high standard .The restaurant was romantic with fairy lights around

We arrived on time and ordered drinks, followed quite quickly by eating. in consideration of the fact that this was a Vortheater dinner, we expected that the service would be prompt. then we waited almost an hour for our food. an article we ordered was gone and at the time when it finally arrived, we had 10 minutes to get to the theater. the waitress offered us to take boxes for late garlauchbrot, which we only accepted to say at the theater, we could not take with us warm food, so that it had to be disposed of in the mülltonne and in the deceptive.

The waitress was excellent. the service was very fast, although you said it can be slow. the food was good. our only disappointment was that we were told that there were some elements on the menu that were not available, so we ordered three carbonaras to say that they also ran out.