Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizzeria

I really wanted to enjoy this place, because I've heard people rave about it. Sadly, this was not the case for us. Pros: -We were quickly seated before the supper rush / large groups arrived -The pizza was amazing -The bolognese had good flavour, according to my wife -She enjoyed the seafood medley as well as the gnocci and shrimp, but stated there were too many peppers Cons: (this is the "sucky" part of our experience) -Although there was plenty of seating, especially window side, they chose to seat us in a tucked away spot, that was extremely dark. -Shortly after we were seated, a large group of about 10-15 and was sat next to us. -Waitress took 20 minutes before collecting our drink, app, and food order. I inquired about the ingredients of the bolognese, but she didn't know what was in it. (I asked specifically if it had carrots, and she said no, definitely not. It had carrots. I'm ALLERGIC, but more about that later). -Waitress brought the drinks, and forgot to bring a bottle opener. She said she would return with one, but never came back. We had to flag down someone else. -20 more minutes go by and we get our appetizers. I ordered the burrata and prosciutto, but didn't realize it came with a rather large slimy pile of peppers and onions under the burrata. A little bit I can handle, but the amount that was on the plate was ungodly. -Our entrees eventually come, and as I stated before, the bolognese had carrots. -Our waitress never once came back to our table to check on us. Had she done so, I would have been able to salvage my supper and ask for something I was not allergic to. -She finally brought the check, my to go pizza, and a couple boxes. At this point her attitude shifted from too busy, to sweet and chatty, presumably for a sizeable tip. She asked us how the meal was to which I responded, we will not be returning. She became silent and walked away from us without so much as a lovely evening response. Our take away on the whole experience: If you like a ton of peppers and onions overbearing your dish, a waitress who is not well-versed in product knowledge, slow and inattentive service, then this is your go-to spot. Otherwise, stick to the pizza. We won't be going back anytime soon; it wasn't worth the money.

Hopefully the rat right outside the door has no access inside. Neapolitan pizza was too thin compared to the real Neapolitan pizza. 4 pieces of garlic bites were 11 something bucks. Calamari was ehhh but it was definitely not worth the price.

The main courses, while good, were relatively mid. A bit pricey for the quality and cannot stand against some of the other Napoleon pizzerias in the area in terms of flavor. However, a stand out was the desserts with fantastic portion sizes that do not compromise on flavor and texture. The apps were also delicious!

Parking was fine on a saturday afternoon. Plenty of seating inside. The food was okay.. lacking toppings to my taste.. i would have liked a ton more cheese.. any... not a huge selection of beers. The Bruschetta was great tho. Eat all that up before your meal... you will appreciate it. Go with someone you like... no enemies... it is not worth having soso food AND bad company ;)

The pizza is consistently excellent over the multiple times I have eaten there. They make thin crust Neapolitan style pizza competitive with the pizza sold in New York City and the Bronx. I also recommend the meatball appetizer.

Lunch after a Saturday walk, the restaurant is nice open seating with Christmas decorations. I ordered wedding soup, which is like chicken noodle soup, came with piece of bread. Chicken was tender and there are little balls in pasta in the soup. My friends’ orders were gnocchi with sausage, mushrooms pizza with white sauce, and cauliflower. Everyone likes their foods. The waitress was very good with us.

I’ve been coming to Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizzeria in Issaquah for 11 years, and the food has always been amazing. However, my family had an incredibly disappointing experience last night due to a waiter’s rude and unprofessional behavior. After taking our order, he never brought us extra water, and when he asked if we wanted dessert, he didn’t even bother clearing our table—despite me neatly stacking the dishes to help him. The most shocking part? He was eating pizza in the middle of the restaurant near customers’ tables, licking his fingers after each bite, and never washing his hands before serving food. I saw this happen six times. It was completely unsanitary and unprofessional. To make things worse, the restroom was a nightmare—super dirty and looked like it hadn’t been cleaned in ages. After years of enjoying this place, I never expected such terrible service and hygiene issues. Extremely disappointing.

Have been waiting to try out Tutta Bella for a while now, and we finally did. The ambience was cool, and the service was very good. Guess we had a bit too high expectations from this place, so we weren’t blown away. The food was good, no complaints. Soup was great, and the Tiramisu was RICH and SMOOTH! I would just go back to have Tiramisu any day 😋

On February 24th, 2025, my son and I visited this restaurant for dinner, arriving at 9 pm. We were promptly greeted and offered assistance upon entering. Noticing that other patrons were still dining, I asked whether the restaurant was still seating guests. The waiter's response was somewhat hesitant, but we were ultimately seated. After reviewing the menu and checking the closing time online, which was 10 pm, we had sufficient time to dine before the establishment closed. I was slightly surprised by the waiter's initial hesitation to seat us, but I chose to ignore it. The place is bathed in a warm glow, with windows in the front that invite the night in, and dim lighting that creates a cozy ambiance at that time of night. I bet daytime it would look stunning as well as the sun poured in through the windows. We kicked off our meal with the 'crispy calamari' appetizer, a tried-and-true favorite. This time, it was particularly impressive, with a delightful crunch giving way to tender seafood. The pickled peppers on top added a welcome pop of flavor. Meanwhile, the 'Calabrian chile aioli' dip proved to be the perfect accompaniment, its subtle kick enhancing each bite. I would go again just for this, hehe. For our main course, we both chose the lemon garlic shrimp gnocchi. The sauce was refreshingly light, and the gnocchi was exceptionally soft and melt-in-your-mouth tender. Cooked to perfection. Sadly, the shrimp was overcooked, which detracted from the dish. They were chewy and lacked flavor, but the remainder of the meal was superb. The customer service and over cooked shrimp is why I rated four stars. All in all I would definitely return to try out some other food... This could result in an updated review.

Tutta Bella is the type of restaurant that's the highlight of the office lunch break party -- good for takeout and the best thing around. However, the sit-down dining experience was lackluster and the food was expensive and disappointing for what it was. The food has gone downhill since expanding and the price point doesn't make it worthwhile. The food was incredibly edible but I can't justify $25 for a soggy, glorified pepperoni pizza with 'hot' honey. The Rigatoni Bolognese was sweet, yet bland, and both the pizza and pasta lacked salt/seasoning. But the gelato was absolutely delightful. Our servers Diana and Dora went above and beyond to provide excellent service. Dora was especially personable and made the experience much more pleasant. I would come back for the gelato and a nightcap.

I love this location as it is near a bookstore and calmer than in Bellevue one. Pizza is great and service was awesome. A bit of a drive for me but my adult kids meet me and we can talk without yelling!! Value

Very nice! Attentive staff, quick service, and delicious bruschetta and Neapolitan pizza. Crust was nicely blistered with a good chew. My pizza with a pistachio pesto had a light nuttiness to the flavor. Sausage was mild and crumbly. All good overall.

Went back with my son and ordered a 13" pizza, bolognese rigatoni, an Italian soda, and an ice tea. Without a tip, the bill came to $78. Pizza was good but the bottom of the crust was undercooked. The Bolognese was watery and not much meat, and the portion was small for a $25 dish. The Italian soda was weak with light syrup and flavor. Service was prompt. If the quality was there, no concerns on the price. But small portions, average quality, coupled with higher prices, in two separate visits months apart, I can't recommend Tutta Bella, and this is our last visit.

We love this place and have been coming for years! I love the mista salad. I try to make this at home and it's never as good. The pizza everyone knows is awesome. The crust is always so perfect. However, I wanted to mention that the pastas are also fantastic. The lasagna sells out every night so go a little bit earlier for that. We sat in the bar and met the new FAN-FLIPPIN-TASTIC bartender, Scott. They are really lucky they landed him. He knows his wines. He made great recommendations and he is a fun conversationalist. We loved him and we will be back to sit at his bar again. Tutta Bella stays open later than most restaurants in Issaquah and so we are grateful for their hours. I highly recommend this place. It's well managed and maintained.

Came here for an after work happy hour. The bar area is not huge. Just big enough though. A long bar and approximately 6 high tops with seating for 4 at each. Our group had to split up. I sat at the bar. The happy hour menu has decent choices. I had a margherita pizza. Not super impressed. They do have a large wood burning oven in the open kitchen. And you can sit along the open kitchen in the dining room area. I would like to sit there if I come here again. The garlic knots were definitley better than the pizza. 4 pieces of pizza dough curled up and wrapped into a twisting shape. Covered in olive oil, garlic, and a sprinkle of chopped parsley. The pizza was thin, and actually not very flavorful. I took most of it home to heat up and use garlic crunchy sauce at home. The beverages for happy hour are fairly solid. I had a $5 glass of Italian red. The price can't be beat! And the bartender offered me a taster too before committing to a glass. Very nice! HE offered a taste of an Italian amber to my friend too. Lovely! I tried an Aperol Spritz. Not impressed. It may be a good summer cocktail though. Friendly service, good vibes, loads of parking equal a possible new favorite spot! SYOY

We recently visited Washington and were headed to Wenatchee, we stopped on Issaquah and came across Tutta Bella. I loved the pizza I had, my wife couldn't eat much on the menu we thought they may have a gluten free pizza or pasta but they didn't. She went with a salad and added chicken and cheese, her salad l was way more expensive than my pizza! But after a day of flying and now having to drive 3 more hours we needed a good meal.

I did not get any of the autistic pizza That they. Are known for. But I did have the lasagna. The dish arrived hot and cheesy. It was a very tasty meal. My friend had the gnocchi , she did not share a single bite. But she did say it was delicious and hot upon being sat on the table. She also got the caramel coffee drink. I enjoyed the food and the server did check in a couple of times, super friendly.

Takeout only: - Mista entree salad was missing the cannellini beans (maybe they just forgot) - Campanelle with braised beef Total: $50 including tax and tip Usually, we've dined in and had a great experience. The takeout was ready faster than estimated.

Good food. Pizza is great and the salads. Staff is well knowledgeable. I am gluten free and they have great options.

Good service, food and portions. Enjoyed our lunch there with the bruschetta, salad and pizza.

Great food, service, and ambiance! Food is always fresh and you can tell everything is handmade.

Tutta bella is really going down hill, went to get my favorite spaghetti bolognese but that's not longer on the menu, that's okay but what I was really disappointed with was the $16 prosciutto and burrata that now comes with tomatoes and arugula to try to hide the fact that's there two pieces of prosciutto in there torn in half... stop being cheap and put more in there I don't need these tomatoes and arugula I want prosciutto. Gonna go to Safeway and buy more prosciutto cause I have more bread than I could ever use with what they gave me. Edit** now that I've tried the new prosciutto and burrata I can say it is disgusting whatever is on top of the burrata now instead of the honey is not okay I actually almost vomited after eating that glad I bought two and wasted $32

Staff was not friendly. Wouldn't seat us even though half of the restaurant and the entire outdoor dining area was empty due to reservations arriving in 30 minutes. We reluctantly ordered to-go and our food was cold, they only gave us one dressing container for a family size salad, and there were no utensils to be found. The pizza was undercooked (raw jalapeños are not the most pleasant). And we were charged $5 for a SINGLE MEATBALL. We are long-time Tutta Bella lovers but will unfortunately not be returning to this location.

This location did not take walk-ins due to graduation weekend, probably shipped 40+ customers in the time frame of me ordering and picking up. Hostesses and the guy who gave me my food had their noses in the air and almost seemed annoyed that we still wanted to order to go. The guy who gave me my food and got my kid her gelato proceed to argue about the fact that it was gelato and not ice cream, she's 3. All in all 110$ for sub par service and an argument just to have to walk 15 minutes back to my hotel. Would recommend Tuta Bella's just not this location.

Lunch after a Saturday walk, the restaurant is nice open seating with Christmas decorations. I ordered wedding soup, which is like chicken noodle soup, came with piece of bread. Chicken was tender and there are little balls in pasta in the soup. My friends' orders were gnocchi with sausage, mushrooms pizza with white sauce, and cauliflower. Everyone likes their foods. Gelato is must for dessert. The waitress was very good with us.

my grandfather has parkinson's disease and the host, i think her name was Grace, should be commended by her warmth and understanding. she quickly found a table and cleared it. them she immediately got him water. I almost cried.

Came here after a little family trip and at around 5pm thought it'd be empty but nope. They immediately seated us and we were sat next to a table with lots of people celebrating a family member. I mention this because even with the extra everything they had to go through and being understaffed they were still on point with service. Well done! It's a beautiful location with lots of windows and oh the food was great too! So let's get to it Calamari - not a huge fan as it was chewy and under seasoned but hey the sauce was nice and spicy Burrata - yes yes yes!! Pizza Bianca - cheesy garlicky goodness YUM! Pizza Mushroom - everything about this was yummy I also added chicken Basil Gnocchi - OH MAN yeah this was killer if you see this ORDER IT! Cannoli - You might thing your full but go ahead and order it anyway.... You're welcome!

Went on a Saturday night before a show at village and it was paaaacked. Took 45 mins for a table of 5 to get a seat, so I'd recommend a reservation. The food was good as usual. I decided to try the seasonal gnocchi with braised beef and wish I would've done the spaghetti instead. Both of our gnocchis had about 3 pieces of beef in it. Still flavorful otherwise. This place can get loud when packed, but it's not unbearable. Great spot for families or large groups (with reservation). I got a bone to pick though. We ordered alter caramel gelato. They brought it, it looked weird, but we tried it. It was peanut butter and chocolate. We let our waiter know who came back and said "this is the new salted caramel." We weren't going to argue, but it was absolutely peanut butter and chocolate. My nut allergy is walnuts so I was fine. But if someone had a peanut allergy? They'd die. Listen to your guests when they tell you something is peanut butter!!!

My husband and I were in the Seattle area for the weekend for a half marathon with some family. We got in around dinner time and were looking for a good bite in the area and wanted to carb load for our race! We arrived and our party of six was seated rather promptly around dinner time, so that was appreciated. It's quite a large restaurant, so I would imagine great for big groups, though they had a very cute patio with a more intimate setting for date nights! Though we were seated quickly, service was quite slow from the beginning. It took a minute for us to get water and before our order was taken. The entire experience took about two in half hours with one course and water. I went with the pesto gnocchi, which was great in flavor, but not in quantity. The prices seemed on the steep side, almost all their pasta dishes were around $20-22 before protein was added. My husband got the spaghetti bolognese, which was very lackluster and minimal in flavor. We shared a half caesar salad, which was $12 and was the most minuscule portion of salad I have ever had. There was no bread brought to the table or with the entrees, which is a huge bummer when it comes to an Italian joint! I feel its a necessary accoutrements for dipping all the delicious sauce. When I inquired to our server about it, he let me know they do not bring any, but he could bring some out. Which came about 15 minutes later at the end of our meal. We then attempted to close out, which our server took about 30 minutes to do so. For their price point, the service and quality should correlate a bit more. It did carb load us for our race, but I do no think I would go out of my way to return or recommend.

The family stopped by for dinner. We were seated but not assigned a waiter. After we waved down someone, we got our items orders. Still, no one was assigned our table, so we waved people down as they walked by for drink refills and the check. The food was decent but not over the moon. We ordered pepperoni pizza and pasta. The staff was friendly, and they have a kid's menu available. You can order for dine-in or carry-out.

I've been here about five times. I love the service and the pizza is really good. It's always really crowded but never really long wait to get seated. Expect to spend between $20-$40 depending on how many people you have. A large pizza will feed about three people or two large people.

Best Neapolitan in the PNW. It's all about the crust. And their's has the right amount of chew and strength. Although a little on the bland side (a bit more salt would help. ... or even better, use of a natural levin). All locations I've been to have consistent quality and good service. Wine list is short but has the essentials. Calamari a great app. Not to be missed.

Erin was an amazing server and the food was great! The bianca pizza was my favorite. Their dessert selection is also so good

Terrific restaurant! The gnocchi and pesto dish was incredible and the garlic knots were bread heaven. Great wine and cocktail selection. Our waiter, Parrine was engaging, courteous and overall just a delight. Atmosphere was perfect for catching up with a friend. Saw families with children there too having a great time. Highly recommend and will definitely be back!

1st and last time. Ordered the spaghetti bolognese which was actually pretty decent. It reminded me of a lesser version from Spazzo's (RIP). What's shocking is that my SPAGHETTI cost $30!!! $23 for a minuscule amount of pasta and 2 meatballs that cost $3.50 EACH. My husband ordered a 10 inch white pizza that was very bland. After reading these 1-star comments, it's evident that this company cares more about their profits than their patrons. Your food is preposterously over priced. Only 2 pastas have a protein, one is ground meat (cheap) and the other is pancetta (small amounts). You obviously do this so you can up-charge for add-ons. Your portions are comical. If what I received was the entree size I don't even want to know what your half-portion is. People are complaining about both of these things and you're not making any changes. I feel like this chain is going to meet the same fate as restaurants like Cucina Cucina and many other

We ordered the Leonardo pizza to go. My, we were dissappointed! Very little sausage, hardly any sauce and it was dry and no flavor. my husband asked for the larger 13 inch size and it was 10 dollars more than the 10 inch. So ended up spending almost 30.00 dollars for a dry, plain pizza. Our recommendation, don't waste your money! Just pitiful.

Came by the Issaquah location because the family was in the area and wanted to grab something that might last us for another meal or at least half of one :-) This place takes PRIME (or Passport) which made the prices a bit more justifiable. The flavors were well suited to my and my parents' palates, but for the amount of food, coming without a discount definitely wouldn't feel super worth it. The White Sauce pizzas are really good though and a worthy classic from Tutta Bella. I forget if the Spaghetti Bolognese had prosciutto in it, but for what it's worth, I tasted it in there! Not much special to say about the lasagna. I will say that the service was excellent -- our server was so nice and had such an uplifting attitude. Loved her!

I had this gift card for years and decided to check out the place. Unfortunately, the closest one (Bellevue) was closed so we had to drive out the one in Issaquah. Some of the negative comments on the poor service got me worried but our server was courteous and attentive. We ordered a few dishes. (Tutta Bella Pizza, Gnocchi and Burrata). The pizza was great and I would recommend it. The gnocchi was okay and a bit too salty for us. When the gnocchi first came out, it wasn't hot enough. I asked our server and she apologized and had a new one made promptly. As for Burrata, it was okay. When we got the check, I realized they missed the gnocchi and asked the server. She said since they had to make it again , they took it out of the bill for the inconvenience. I didn't expect that but thought it was a nice gesture. TL;DR: If you crave pizza, it is a great place to visit. If you want various Italian dishes, there are other places

We have been here many many times and each time I ask myself "why?". here is the the response to myself - Service is predictable, it isn't bad but everyone is always so rushed that the personal touch is gone completely, however you don't have t wait for long time for service, food is mediocre at best - again predictable, easy dinner on weekday but nothing memorable enough to rave about - yet okay enough to feed your family. That being said, they are over priced for the quality of food offered. Ambiance - it is a large dining room, gets loud and noisy. Plenty of parking, easy to find and everyone will probably find something that will be okay to eat.

Bad food and service. Server had to be asked several times to get silverware and water glasses. One of our group had a Caesar salad with chicken (which cost extra). Four scrawny pieces of chicken. I had the Roasted Beet appetizer. The beets were straight out of a can, ice cold, not roasted in any way, shape or form. This place is a waste of money.

Saturday is a tough day to get a table, especially around graduation ... and poo to the restaurant designer who created a nearly useful middle section no man's land for the host/ess to manage seating from. That in itself is worth the trip to see. Bad design ground zero! This place has become incredibly expensive and at our visit slow and disorganized (me thinks given the strange pacing of the plates coming out). There were five of us and our bill (with one alcoholic drink), two appetizers, one cheese pizza, 3 entree salads, and two gnocchi entrees came to $250! Wow. Our artichoke appetizer was very good, a heavier cheese base, artichokes with good crisp cheese on top. The prosciutto and mozzarella was uninteresting but definitely tasty with their Italian bread. One gnocchi was with one sauce at sausage, good flavors and cheese. One gnocchi was with red sauce and sausage also with good flavors. Margarita pizza was ok, smaller size, good chew on the flat crust. The three salad were also tasty yet not so special to justify the cost. Plenty of shopping mall parking. Bring a big wad of cash. Not too loud and family friendly.

Food is exceptional! I love their lasagna, pizzas, salads, and calamari. Service and ambiance are great. Good for a special occasion. Very clean and well run, I've been going for years. Only complaint is prices have risen quite a bit so I only go a few times a year now.

It's not the best I found the food to be of average fair. It has a nice environment, but the service could've been faster.

I haven't been back here for about 2 years or so. I used to really like this restaurant. The quality of the food now is horrible. The flavors were muted and not great. Their calamari used to be amazing perfectly battered and fried with big pieces of calamri. It's now over friend and tastes like chicken from Wendy's. The pizza had shit quality cheese and bland toppings. They got some bad advice from a consultant or had a management change. I won't go back.

The staff was friendly, and the restaurant was clean. We arrived for an early lunch, and it was not crowded at all. Dog-friendly. We sat in the covered outdoor seating area. The wait staff was attentive and helpful. Pizza was decent. Not the best I've ever had, but nowhere near the worst, either. My brother-in-law ordered the peach salad, and raved about how great it was.

My first time trying Tutta Bella and I was skeptical as they don't have the greatest Yelp reviews however was pleasantly surprised Ordered (via delivery) the Neapolitan pizza, calamari and fried cauliflower. The pizza wasn't anything to write home about but it also wasn't bad. I do agree with the majority of the comments on Yelp noting it's a bit overpriced for what you're getting. The calamari was really well done. You can tell they used fresh squid because it had not just rings but tentacles and all (which I loved). The fried cauliflower was also really delicious and came with a really nice lemon oil based sauce. Overall, I would definitely consider giving them an in person visit and try some of their other menu items.

Always a great choice for pizza! We stopped in for a couple of small pizzas and some bruschetta, bread for the bruschetta was excellent, little early here for great tomatoes, but still was good. Service was ok, bruschetta arrived long after the pizza and the beer selection seemed very limited. But the cocktails were on point!

Ordered from hotel. Arrived quickly with good food quality. Salad and pizza that was very tasty and worth the price. I definitely recommend checking this place out

I have been refunded for the missing entree several days after my original order as promised.

What a great restaurant! We got pizza and it was absolutely delicious. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming and it was not too loud. The service was so good that we were surprised and pleased at how many employees in addition to our own waitress stopped by to see if we needed anything. Great beer on tap too. Excellent food, good service, pleasant ambiance -- I highly recommend this place.

This is a story of how Tutta Bella saved the day! I was hosting a Yelp Elite Event and wine tasting at an Issaquah business and had pre-ordered some deli trays from a nearby (NOT Tutta Bella) establishment. I even called the day before to confirm my order. So imagine my surprise when, an hour before the event, I arrived to pick up the food and they had no record of my order and (worse) no food for my event. While I was tempted to crawl into a dark corner and just cry, I first looked at my Yelp app to see who was nearby and did takeout. Tutta Bella was first on the list! So I quickly ordered several pizzas, a few orders of bruschetta, olives, and other appies to be delivered just in time for the event. Promptly at 6pm the food arrived, hot and steaming and delicious. My Yelp Elite Squad guests loved the variety of the food, and that there were meat and vegetarian options. Several commented that they ate at Tutta Bella often and that it went very well with the evening's wine tastings. Thank you Tutta Bella for saving our event! You didn't even know it at the time, but you made a huge difference for me and made my job just as easy as it could possibly have been considering the predicament I found myself in. I will 100% be ordering event food from you when needed for future events!

Food was good. I felt quantity of pasta was very very less. Pizza was good. Service was quick. Ambiance was good. Desserts were great.

The Napoli salad was great after it was made correctly but it was only on the 3rd try did I get the salad I ordered. Talked to a manager about my concerns but felt like he blamed me because I asked for a few things to be left off the salad. Not sure if I will return.

Loved the calamari and the pesto. It was a nice tough that they added pine nuts too. The parking is pretty ample. The server was awesome!

Salad, Pizzas, wine, service and ambiance everything was on point. My favorite was the Pesto Italian Pizza.

Love the atmosphere here. Pizzas are amazing and come in quite a variety. The bruschetta and bufalo appetizers are beyond amazing and I would highly recommend!!

Over priced pasta with very little to offer. I've been here once, and it was so underwhelming. It wasn't really busy, and the waitress was nice. The place on the inside is well put together. The food is just not worth going to. How are you going to charge $20 for a plate of pasta with ONLY sauce? No meat? Seriously? Hardest of passes!