Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizzeria

I was fortunate enough to be served by Margaret on her second day as bartender. She made an awesome lemon drop, my lasagna was excellent, and to top it off we both share the same birthday June 13.

My favorite ! Food is always the best. Sometimes service is not so good, but we love that place, been to all location. You must try their pizzas, they are amazing!

Great service and atmosphere. They were willing to stay late just to accommodate us if needed! Good food and great service from our server, Sebastian.

Great thin crust pizza. The ingredients are fresh and delicious. The service was very attentive. Will return to have one of there massive salads on top of a pizza crust. The brown ale from Big Al’s was very good.

People here are attentive and nice. I love the food & happy hour is a great deal. Good wine choices too.

Things that were right, drinks were kept filled, but I think that was to encourage more alcohol consumption.
Things that went wrong. Water was rude to us in and unfriendly. offered Happy Hour menus to others. but didn’t even mention it to us. The pizza consisted of cheese and a few pieces of dried salami. for $ 16 not worth it.
Also brought the wrong flavor of gelato. No apologies, manager ended up fixing it.
We should have gone to Mod Pizza, better, less expensive and has better attitude.

Tutta Bella offers a wide range of tasty Italian food. The bruschetta features a buttery crunch. The lasagna and Roberto pizza were delectable! Here’s a hint: put the lasagna on your pizza.

Has been declining in quality lately. The calzones are now just folded over pizzas meaning that the crust is totally inappropriate to contain the cheese. The pizza crust is very salty, which is fine for the pizzas. But for a calzone, it was overbearing. I guess they just got lazy and didn’t want to make special calzone dough or learn how to fold and crimp the dough so the toppings wouldn’t show.
Service is also pretty hit or miss. They hire a lot of young, inexperienced waitstaff, who often forget orders or just don’t know how to manage timing. We were disappointed recently when we never got our appetizer AND were charged full price for a happy hour drink special. Oh well. Maybe we’ll just use it as a takeout place.

So goat cheese gets me again! Many visits to get the same pizza, and today they snuck goats onto my pizza. The Quattro Formaggi oddly has only 3 cheeses — provolone, mozzarella, and Gorgonzola — and I’m a rut eater who orders the same thing. Today, the pizza was rank with the flavor of goats, and I couldn’t get past bite #2. Jason, our server, was super gracious and really wanted to give me dessert, or salad, or frankly ANYTHING to make this disappointing meal right. But goat cheese immediately makes me lose my appetite and nothing would have successfully gone down my throat. So I’m good, hubby was happy with his food, my caprese salad before the «goat incident» was outstanding, let’s move on, right?
No…manager-guy wants to school me on the flavors I actually tasted: «you know the strong flavor you actually tasted was GOOR-​GAAAAN-​ZOLA.» Um, no Manager-​guy, the customer experienced what the customer experienced. Period. But thank you for the slow speech, because slow speech and little words are appropriate for idiot customers like me.
5 stars goes to Jason, the food we actually DID like, and the wine that Jason suggested. Zero stars to the manager-​guy who scolds customers and tells them what they ACTUALLY experienced. Think maybe Jason could school Manager-​guy on customer service.

We stopped here the other day, and they did have a pretty good pizza, however this was far outweighed by poor service.
The entire focus was on drinking alcohol. The waiter spent more time trying to sell us on various drinks at the beginning than in talking about food, combined with zero refill offers on coffee throughout the entire meal.
I will add that while we had arrived when they were pretty slow, our waiter and most of the staff seemed to only check in on tables that were frequently really ordering alcohol.
Clearly, unless you intend to drink heavily l wouldn’t recommend because you sure won’t get good service.

My husband and I came in a few nights ago to try the pizza again.
The pizza was great like all the times before and the happy hour wine was good as well.
The service was better then last time but not great. That would be the only reason for not giving 5 stars.
Needless to say, we really enjoyed our meal.

Five stars for service and the tasty eats on the happy hour menu. Our server Margaret was WONDERFUL. I’d give her six stars if I could.
Subtracting «two» stars as my friend and I each had a different tap beer (amber ale and pilsner) and both were flat. The pilsner was actually a really crappy beer all-​around. I switched to the IPA and found it a much nicer beer (albeit a bit sweet for an IPA).
The arugula salad was very nice and the pizza toppings were great too. We didn’t care for the crust. It was more like an ultra-​thin, soggy naan bread that was charred black around the edge. We couldn’t tell if it was even a yeast dough.
Definitely good enough to give it another shot… but we will probably order differently.

Bomb. Pizza.
Tutta Bella is AWESOME! I came here with a party of 6. Unfortunately when making reservations they only allow reservations for parties of 8 or more people. When I tried calling them, they informed me of this (I was worried since we were having lunch here on a Saturday afternoon) but they told me to come by 11:30am since they had big groups coming in by 12pm. The hostess was right! We all arrived at the restaurant by 11:30am and by the time it hit noon, the restaurant suddenly got very crowded! For the entrée, I ordered the 9-​inch Carolina pizza. Normally I never finish my food when I eat out at a restaurant but I devoured the whole 9-​inch pizza! All of their pizzas come in two sizes — 9 and 12 inch. I would highly recommend ordering the 9-​inch pizza. However, if you are interested in trying 2 different kinds of pizzas, order the 12-​inch size pizza but split half-​and-​half between two different kinds of pizzas. I think it’s awesome that Tutta Bella has this option! We got our food in a very timely manner and the waitress was gracious enough to take a few pictures of us. She even went as far as asking if the pictures she took were good and if we needed her to retake them. SO awesome! Not only was the food delicious, but the service here was impeccable.
I would drive out to this Issaquah Tutta Bella just for the service!

Had their Ciro pizza, was just DELICIOUS, fantastically tasty pizza. I think this place is among the best Italian pizzerias in USA. (I travel a lot and love pizza, believe you me)
The place was packed and yet the service was prompt and friendly. It took just 5 minutes after ordering to get it. The staff is very professional. Jeff (the server) was very knowledgeable and checked few times if I needed anything (everything was delivered in no time). I felt very welcomed.
Thank you very much. Will come here again and recommend to my friends.

The low score is due to the poor service. DISMAL. Food was fine. The place was practically empty and yet no one came to greet us and seat us forever. Once seated, we did get to order some drinks after awhile but then waited for ten to twenty minutes before we got the drinks and were able to order food.
And then my biggest pet peeve happened: trapped. Done, drinks dry, no water, no bill. Where did that guy go? Never got water refills either. In fact, he never even checked on us. Want Tutta Bella? Go to the Columbia City location.

Update: after my previous review, the manager contacted me and apologized for my previous visit. I appreciate that he reached out to me and offered to invite me back. We stopped by tonight and the service was much better (Zach, I believe). We were seated right away, got our food and drinks in a timely manner, and were taken care of during the entire dinner. The place was packed tonight, and they had plenty of workers on staff this time. I have always liked the food here, so I am glad that the service has really improved. I look forward to visiting again in the near future since it is close to home.
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I still like the pizza a lot here, but the service (or lack there of), brings the rating down. I stopped by on a weeknight for dinner after the main dinner rush, and got seated right away. There were a few parties that were finishing up, but the place wasn’t too busy at that point. We looked at the menu and we’re ready to order, but no one came to greet us. After 10 minutes of waiting, we left. If coming here, I would recommend sitting in the bar or just stopping by to order to go: food is good, but the service?

OMG! This place is utterly amazing. Fantastic. Came in for lunch, was seated quickly. My server Kyle was quick to answer my annoying questions about their espresso. (Coffee snob here)
I ordered a latte and the Lorenza pizza. Now I didn’t expect the latte to be much other than some needed caffiene. Man was I wrong. Perfectly done (see the pic)
The pizza came out really fast, and was the right blend of spice and savory. I don’t give 5 stars often but this place earned it.

The pizza was so yummy! The small one is a medium plate size! Very fresh! I love the espresso coffee too! The customer service was excellent! Thank u!

This is my favorite happy hour and dinner spot in Issaquah. There is nothing bad on the menu. For happy hour, there are appetizers, pizettes, and wines for $ 5-​$ 7. The regular dinner prices are also very reasonable for what you get. I would recommend the Sofia — it tastes like summer in a glass with the muddled berries and fresh mint.
The newest special, The Michele, is our new favorite. It has chicken sausage, calabrian chile, calabrian salami, smoked mozzarella di bafala, and basil. It does have a bite to it but that’s nothing wine can’t fix!
Don’t forget to join the email club. You get a free 9″ margarita pizza and about once a month you get an email for $ 5 off the specialty pizza of the month.

3.5*
Dined here for lunch after riding at Duthie Park. They have a large flat screen tv by the bar for game viewings. Tutta Bella specializes in fire-​roasted Neopolitan pizza.
We started out with the Caponata, which was a dish of roasted eggplants, onion, olives, capers, raisins, pine nuts and toast. Great vegetarian starter. I’m not a huge fan on eggplants, but they marinated in a way that made it taste great.
We also had to Bietole Marinate which was a pickled beet salad with onions, pistachios, chevre and red wine vinaigrette. Fresh and healthy dish to contrast the pizza. The cheese paired well with the beets. It’s better shared, as having the entire dish to oneself would be a little too tart. It had a lot of beets and little pistachios and cheese.
Per our server’s recommendation, we opted for the Tutta Bella pizza which had sausage, mushroom, onion, basil and mozzarella. The pizza was very thin, making it light enough to devour without feeling too heavy afterwards. The pizza could’ve used more basil. Also, the cheese fell right off after taking a bite into it.
Overall, great casual, large space for families and group gatherings. Service was excellent. However, if I were to have pizza again when I’m in town again, I’d go to Serious Pie.