Bellagio Italian Bistro
What People Are Saying About Bellagio Italian Bistro
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In Short – Bellagio has a refined, classic feel and encourages an unrushed, quiet dinner. An antique walnut bar offers a peaceful spot to decompress with an aperitif. The spacious dining room creates understated elegance with scored concrete floors, taupe walls with cream molding, gilded mirrors, paintings and sculpture. Baked risotto is prepared in a small dish lined with paper-thin slices of eggplant. For dessert, the pignoli torte consists of chopped pine nuts mixed into a shortbread-like torte.
You Won't Be Disapointed
by TonyKeen
This is the best restaraunt i have eaten at ever. The prices are not as bad as some places ive ate at that the food was nowhere as good as bellagio's. I HIGHLY recommend to everyone no matter te occasion
- Pros: The outside dining
- Cons: The distance from my house lol
Great food
by shaft28
Oddly we've never eaten in house, we always get take out. So I can't tell you about the service although the bartender is always cool.
Despite the Best of on city search - you'll be hard pressed to find a better Italian place in Austin.
The food is excellent. Lasagna that is fantastic and the pizzas are a tastey treat too. We've yet to be disappointed with any of the food we've had from Bellagio's. Be prepared that the price is not cheap, it is a bit expensive here. The food is great but the price do exceed that a bit.
Don't be fooled by people who judge a place by the price tag though, I'm judging it on the excellent food not on someone else's cheapness.
You won't be disappointed.
Good and Fun
by tonyc19
Excellent food. Great shell fish risotto. It was a special and it was out of this world. We had calamari, osso bucco, and some ravioli. Everything was tasty. The service was nice. Attentive and happy.
- Pros: food, service
The Details on Bellagio Italian Bistro
The Extras:
The restaurant offers special events catering, takeout, and space for private and corporate luncheons.
Category:
Smoking Permitted:
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