Bello Pranzo Pizza & Pasta

I’m from NJ and Italian, the food was very good and prices were reasonable. We are very glad we found it on
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I gave it two because nobody got sick. Food is horrible, frozen food from giant would have been better.

Favorite pizza hands down! Awesome staff and they always go above and beyond to customize my order. Their delivery usually takes less time than expected too!

Came across this place randomly for delivery… so glad I did, best pizza and wings around! Always my go to for pizza now.

Really like this place. Great location. Very clean. Good customer service. Pizzas are really good, more New York style. Love the buffalo chicken pizza. Will keep coming back.

We had a Groupon and gave this place two chances.
The first time we tried to use the Groupon on the wrong day (our fault) — but the attitude and level of service was awful in response. .. You’d think we’d tried to dine and dash. The food was okay — but not the best ever. The meatball sub was blah — the regular cheese pizza was greasy, and the deep dish style pizza was so so.
Last night we decided to try again on the correct night and redeem our Groupon. The food was just not good. We had a cheese pizza (greasy again — and didn’t understand the «light on the cheese» request), Chicken parm sub (sauce was bland, not enough chicken to fill the roll, and the roll was too crispy to bite into as a sandwich), and cheesesteak (again — not enough meet to fill the large and overly crunchy roll). The onion rings and fries were okay.
There are far better and less expensive places to eat in the Ashburn/​Leesburg area.

First time… last time. Almost everything was not good. From ambiance to beverage to food.
With as many options for great food and experiences that we have in Leesburg, you cannot underperform like this and last.

Horrible experience and will never order from here again. Took 1 hr 25 min to get delivered when it said 30 – 45 min. We live .9 miles from the place!!! Potato skins, cheese pizza, and meatball sub w/​fries. All were luke warm and the fries were cold.

It’s a big MEH.
Delivery was fast and friendly; dude even opened the box to make sure it was right. But in the end, it’s all about the food… if the Soup Nazi has taught us anything at all.
I ordered pizza, a garden salad, and an Italian sub.
First and foremost, the pizza. Now I know damn well that any Virginia pizzeria does not have «authentic NY» (or Chicago, or whatever else it’s trying to be) pizza. Y’all just can’t hold that against anyone. Try it for what it is. What is it? It’s…not disgusting. The crust is thin in the middle (but not crackery the way Americans like it) and chewy on the edges. Very, satisfyingly chewy and noticeably sweet. A reviewer likened it to Auntie Anne’s pretzels. I think it’s Papa Johns-​esque. The toppings were fresh and good quality. The sausage was delicious!
The salad was also fresh, except for the refrigerated pink tomato wedges. Green leaf lettuce. The Parmesan peppercorn dressing was WATERY and SEPARATED. Was it supposed to be like that? I was afraid to eat it. And I eat everything.
Finally, the Italian sub. It’s a big one. Same green leaf lettuce and refrigerated tomatoes from the salad. Meat tasted okay, but I wasn’t blown away. The roll is a crusty one, with no meritorious flavor. That might work for meatballs, but not the cold cuts I was eating. I didn’t finish the sub, nor did I want to save it for later.
In summary, don’t be a dingus and poo-​poo every pizza place just because they employ a loose definition of «New York style» pizza. Taste it for what it is. MEH.

My wife and I had never been here before so we got some ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ coupons from a local radio station a couple weeks ago. When we got to the restraunt, we were notified by the owner that he had recently purchased the restraunt and was not honoring any old coupons. When I mentioned that this wasnt really fair, he just kept stating his contract with the previous owner stating that he didn’t have to honor them.
We decided to stay and eat despite this and were sadly disappointed. I got the lasagna which was made with mildly seasoned ground beef which was okay; decent but not great. My wife got the chicken Alfredo which was not good at all. The Alfredo showed no signs or tastes of being seasoned what soever, same with the chicken and broccoli. The garlic bread that was served was alright but burned to the point of you being able to taste the carbon.
If the coupons we had were being honored we would probably give them a second chance with pizza or wings but we most likely won’t risk wasting our money there again.

My family and I were unimpressed. Maybe an off day. We ordered a couple different pizzas, both were very skimpy on cheese, badly. My kids wouldn’t even it it, said it tasted like only sauce. We ordered a couple of Greek salads and they were also sub par. On the plus side, their Italian wedding soup was nice, service was excellent, left a big tip. But I doubt we’ll give them a second chance. Nothing to see here.

I LOVE this place! I miss living so close to it!
I used to be able to walk down the street any time I had a craving (which was more than i care to admit). The pizzas are phenomenal, but you have to try the mozzarella sticks with ranch and raspberry sauce. It sounds weird, but just trust me on this. One of the owners turned me on to it and I can never go back to plain marinara.
I ordered the baked ziti, garlic knots, and most of their pizzas (on different occasions, by the slice). I’ve never once had a bad experience.
The décor is casual, it’s nothing it doesn’t have to be. The bar is the best place in the house to sit, as they’ll usually put on whatever game you request. They have a great selection of New York beers, and will always be able to give you recommendations based on your preferences. Their desserts are absolutely out of this world.
I have no clue where the negative reviews could possibly come from. I’d still drive an hour one way back to Leesburg to visit this place.

Since I frequent the Leesburg Village shops, it was interesting to see that it was going to get a NY Style pizzeria. I always like to try out new places so this is a quick review of my experience at Bella Pranzo. The décor is a mixture of booths and tables which were on par to other venues in this town center, not overly fancy but appropriate for a pizza and pasta place.
Having had NY style pizza in NYC, it would be good to see how this place measures up. On order for me was a couple of slices of pepperoni pizza and the spousal unit tried the manicotti. The one thing to note is that you need to go up to the counter to order your food and then they will bring it out to your table when it’s ready
My pizza arrived nice and hot, the chew of the crust was more crispy but was able to hold up to the pizza fold test. The slice was pretty well balanced with just the right amount of cheese to pepperoni on the slice. It was good to note that it was not greasy like I’ve seen at some other parlors. The comment in the manicotti is that the dish would not be considered earth shattering and just felt like something you could have whipped up at home. Mind you we have not tried their extensive menu of other pasta dishes so take this for what it’s worth.
This place is worth it if you’re popping in for pizza and drinks which is fine after a movie at the theaters next door. TL;DR Yay for pizza, meh for pasta.

Ok three stars cause they deliver. But pizza is ok. It’s not authentic but not horrible. The dough is their downfall. It took me a while to place the familiar taste of it… and then it hit me! It tastes like an Aunt Annie’s pretzel! The crust is thin but it is not crust at all. It’s like the dough is not completely done. Sauce not so bad, cheese ok but atop this weird dough is a deal breaker.
BTW I am from NY. I’ve had the real deal. The closest to NY pizza in this area was Emilio’s that has closed down, sadly.

Absolutely love this place. It’s easily becoming my favorite local pizza joint. Really generous salads, and if you order delivery, be prepared because everything always shows up super fast.
Some menu favorites: Bello pizza, although I usually order it without the extra cheese (not really my thing); antipasto salad for two is easily enough salad to feed a family; and, oddly enough, the fresh fish fry is amazing! I honestly can’t believe that I’m raving about fried seafood at a pizza joint, but it’s really top notch.
I also really enjoyed the baked ziti a la peroni, but that’s about as far as I’ve gotten on the pasta menu.
This is definitely our go-​to delivery place for those nights when you just don’t feel like cooking. Lots of variety on the menu so everyone can get something they want. We also like the location, because you can stop in for a quick bite before heading next door to see a movie.
I really don’t understand where the negative reviews are coming from. Maybe just bargain chasers and people who aren’t fans of the décor (Who cares? It’s pizza and beer, people!).

3 stars for good service, however the pizza we ordered was bland… nothing special or even ordinary.

Two bad experiences in a row and will not be back.
About a week ago my husband called and placed a pick up order; the girl on the phone was very rushed and quite rude, to the point that he considered just hanging up. I ordered a veggie Stromboli with olives instead of mushrooms. It came with broccoli instead of spinach as advertised, so I emailed to see if the menu was wrong or if it was a mistake. Anita let me know it was just a mistake and offered to comp me the next time I came in.
Which brings us to tonight. I ordered the same thing and again it has broccoli and also green peppers but no spinach — which is fine. Just something to be aware of if you dislike broccoli. But then the guy handed me the tray instead of putting it down and of course the massive bowl of sauce went ALL over me — shirt, pants, diaper bag. To make matters worse, he didn’t even apologize or clean it up, just asked if I wanted more (I guess I could eat it off the floor?) He even left the bowl on the floor.
Such a shame considering how great our first experience was.

My wife and I came in to use the groupon that they had put out on the internet. At first glacé, this place is brand new and they spared no expenses with the materials used to decorate and furnish their layout. The booths are extremely low but that was about the worst thing about its non-​food related issues. There are TVs and nice pictures hanging.
The motz sticks and fries were frozen and simply fried and the pizza came out thin as a piece of paper and somehow, didn’t get cooked all the way through. I was so surprised. We also had 2 bubbles on the pizza that caused all the cheese to disappear from those areas… wasn’t cool. The sauce is more like a marinara sauce than a pizza sauce. I wasn’t the biggest fan.
What shocked me the most was that everyone behind the counter (all three people) couldn’t talk to each other and I literally had to wait 5 minutes to put my order in because no one knew what to do and then how to work the groupon. I was just surprised by the level of service.
It has potential, but they aren’t close to being a 5 star. I don’t know what everyone else on here is thinking rating them that high or I just caught them on an off night. I’m just not interested in eating there again.
The people who were eating right before us walked out with us and we overheard their complaints of the pizza to be the same as ours. The family of 6 all agreed that they didn’t approve of the restaurant and wished that they had gone somewhere else.

What a delicious addition to the Village at Leesburg. This place is spotless inside. If you’re a fan of NY pizza, you’re in for a treat! The cheesecake is fantastic too.
Excellent prices, and even better customer service. I’m a fan!

Love it! Love it! My friend at work told me about this place.
Had a house salad and half cheese half pepperoni pizza. Pizza was perfect! Sauce was mild and slightly sweet. Not too much cheese and not greasy.
Dessert…Junior’s…need I say more. For those who have been to NY… you know what I am talking about.