Bella Pizzeria - Noblesville

The price is right for their delicious pizza. We had the meat lovers stuffed which is literally STUFFED FULL with a perfectly seasoned top crust that tasted like a yummy breadstick. I suggest getting a dipping sauce for the last few bites of crust. You will want to eat those last few bites, it's amazing. We also got a side of pasta for a little one. The portions were huge and the price was small! There are different toppings for the pasta, not just regular spaghetti sauce to fit different taste buds. Atmosphere is relaxed with adequate seating for a smaller shop. Service is quick and staff is helpful with new patrons trying decide from the many options. I would recommend and will return when we shop the plaza again.

I loved their Bella, Deluxe, Hawaiian, and Meat Lover's. Cheese was just okay. I didn't like the Buffalo Chicken, it was a bit too sour and salty. Crust seems a bit thicker than other New York thin style pizzas that I have had. The pizza did feel and taste like other New York style pizzas I have had. The sauce for the bread sticks and cheesy weezy was a bit bland but good. Works return.

I give 2 stars because the pizza is good. However, I ordered two kids pastas with marinara and got home to two bowls of noodles. I called them and they just said come back and we will put the sauce on. 30 minute round trip didn’t seem worth it to me. The inadequacy of this state is laughable.

This may be the best bbq chicken pizza I've ever had. It was the perfect amount of tasty sauce and toppings. The crust was nice and crisp and it arrived piping hot! The meatballs on the spaghetti were so tender and delicious. Loved the garlic knots, they were hot and fresh. Even the side salad was delicious with the homemade ranch dressing. The prices were very reasonable, especially for the portions! And did I mention the HUGE, fresh-from-the-oven chocolate chip cookie?? I will definitely be ordering again!

Bella’s pizza is pretty darn good. When they have it. See, the problem is that they see the closing time as the time when the employees leave the store, rather than the time to lock the doors and start cleaning up. Meaning that they start shutting down over half an hour early. I usually don’t get the chance to get over there until a bit later. Three times in a row now they simply had very little to no pizza options because they’d have to stock those options before they close, but they’d already cleaned up and were shutting down. The occasion that made me feel I needed to review I showed up at 7:45 and was told they had no pizza left and were closed. Fifteen minutes before their posted closing time. I guess it really comes down to: do you want to go to a restaurant that may not be open du