Bella Sera Pizza - Fort Lauderdale

The pizza was fantastic—made fresh to order, with even the vegetables cut just before serving! The owners, our server, and the chef were all incredibly friendly and personable. The service was excellent. We decided to visit based on other reviews while we were in town from Ohio, and it certainly lived up to the hype. It might just be the cleanest restaurant I’ve ever eaten in. Our seven-year-old rated it a perfect 10/10, declaring it the best pizza he's ever had!

This restaurant is family-owned, and it truly reflects their dedication! The ingredients are fresh, the food is homemade, and the portions are generous. We always intend to order the lasagna again (which is enough for two), but the pizza is so delicious that we end up choosing that instead!

Bella Sera is a charming and clean pizza restaurant run by lovely owners. I've been ordering delivery, dining in, and picking up takeout for several years now. Recently, I took a friend there, and we enjoyed a Margarita pizza that was absolutely delicious. Over the years, I've sampled a variety of their offerings, including different pizzas, paninis, salads, subs, and dishes like stuffed shells and manicotti. I've also tried their calzones and more. One of my favorites is their Tiramisu—not to mention their impressive selection overall! This time, I made sure to take a photo of the pizza because it was so delightful. I highly recommend checking them out, as I believe in supporting local businesses. Give them a try!

I love this place. Real Italian family, great food, great service, great prices and deals. It’s my go-to place to order a pizza.

My wife and I stopped in here for lunch. There were two specials for about $6 each, one with two slices of pizza and another with a slice of pizza and a salad. It also included a can of soda. What’s unclear, though, is that each topping is $0.50 more even though the pizzas are premade and just get warmed up. The place reminded me of Sbarro if you’ve ever been to one of those in a mall food court. The thin pizzas are on display, you pick the slices you want, and they toss them in the oven to reheat them. The flavor was what I’d expect. Since we added toppings, the price for our lunch came out to about $7.50 each, so I can’t complain. But I doubt I’d ever visit for dinner.