Est. 1998 · Neighbourhood Trattoria
Wood-fired dishes, pasta rolled by hand each morning, and a wine list that loves the long table. Come hungry, leave family.
The Bella Vita way
Warm hospitality, a kitchen that cooks with the seasons, and a table set for lingering. Whether it's a quick lunch, a long dinner or a glass of something good, Bella Vita is your shortcut to eating well.
Our Story
Bella Vita began as a Sunday lunch that never quite ended. What started around Nonna's table is now a small trattoria on the corner — the same recipes, the same welcome, a few more chairs.
Signatures
The board changes with the season, but these have earned their place.
Blistered, smoky, ten minutes from dough to table.
Our oven runs all day — Margherita, Diavola and a rotating special built on whatever looked best at the market.
Rolled, cut and shaped by hand every day.
Tagliatelle ragù, cacio e pepe, gnocchi sorrentina — if it's on the board, it was made today.
The best way to start — for the whole table.
Burrata and peach, bruschetta, cured meats and olives. Order a few, pour the wine, settle in.
A small, hand-picked list and a sweet finish.
Growers we love by the glass or bottle, and a tiramisù worth leaving room for.
What's On
On the last Thursday of every month we clear the big table for a hands-on Pasta Making Night — roll your own, eat it with wine, take the recipe home.
Sunday is for the Long Lunch: one seating, many courses, no rush. Bring the whole family and stay a while.
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Visit Us
Walk-ins are always welcome, but the good tables go fast. Book ahead and we'll have the wine breathing.
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