Bella Notte

The food was very good, and the service was also very good, but the place felt like a cafeteria instead of a nice restaurant, I expected a nice ambiance, and it was a little dissapointing.

Our party consisted of six adults for dinner on 10÷12÷13. I must tell you that it was one of the worst dinner experiences we ever had. We started with lentil soups that tasted from a can — at best. Two orders of fried calamari that were average. Then we ordered three risottos; two seafood and one porcini mushroom and all three were horrible. The rice was dried and tasteless. Others ordered fettuccini alfredo and the chicken was absolutely no tasteless; the sauce was very light. The service was also below average; we had to request spoons for the fettuccini and to bring us bread. The waiter was careless serving our food and we had to ask for water several times. The only positive was the wine and they manage to spill some. I would sincerely say that the restaurant is not yet prepared to open, the location is awful, and the prices are not cheap for the quality of the food and service. Needless to say, we left 75% of the food in our plates and we will never go there again. The management staff should review the food of that establishment to at least make it average; otherwise it will not survive. And to summarise our review; you are selling this place as a high end Italian cuisine; which leaves a lot to be desired.

One of my best dining experiences in Florida. The owner was there and my waiter was a partner and head chef. Very attentive service and wonderful food. The owner was constantly circling making sure everything was ok. Pasta fa joule done right with white beans. Excellent Caprese salad although the fresh mozz ball at the next table with softer running cheese in the middle looked fabulous. When we ran low of sauce for the Calamari we didn’t even have to ask for more it just came! The Fruite Del Mar was very reasonably priced and the special of the day the same dish with half a main lobster and Fra diabolo sauce was even better, esp for only $ 3 more!!. The owner also owns Carpaccio in Bal Harbour and it shows. He has the entire food concession and the food served at the poker tables looked great too. Outside he plans on adding a wood burning ovens and tables for pizza. There are also plans for a 12 000 ft catering hall/​restaurant modeled after Tavern on the Green.
They are only open a month and already have their act together. I cannot wait to go back!

Worst Italian restaurant ever. The only Italian here is that they were two men speaking in Italian. 0 customer oriented. Veal Marsala I do the Demi glass better and I’m not a chef. Calamari as appetizer they served 6 pieces of calamari very small portion. Awful!!! Go to the casino but please avoid the restaurant.

This restaurant is located on the east 32^nd street entrance of Hialeah Park inside the casino on the first floor. «Bella Notte» only appears on their menus. On the outside and inside you will find it as «Hialeah Café.» I had the appetizer Mozzarella Caprese and my friends had the Alfredo dishes. Although my appetizer wasn’t spectacular, it was pretty good. Judging by the empty plates returning from my friends and other diners there, I’m going to go ahead and say the food is very good here. I would have ordered something else but, I really wasn’t that hungry. You would have never known that since my plate was empty too, garnishes included. The attentive service from all your staff is what gave you the fourth star. This may be updated to five stars when I return in the future and have another one of your dishes.
Este restaurante está ubicado en el primer piso del casino en Hialeah Park. Basado en todos los platos que vi regresando vacíos, voy a tomar la libertad de decir que la comida es buena. El aperitivo que yo pedí no era nada fuera de este mundo, pero estaba bueno. La próxima vez que vaya pediré otro plato de su menú. Es posible que esta reseña cambie de cuatro estrellas a cinco en el futuro. El nombre «Bella Notte» sólo aparece en el menú. Afuera y adentro es «Hialeah Café.»
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