Reviews - Char-Bella
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We enjoyed our lunch here, double Royale burger and bbq chicken, grilled haloumi salad and chicken and bacon pizza. The staff were awesome and the food even better! View all feedback.
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option declared vegan and that soy was available, we ordered a spinach mushroom creamiger garlic caramel carbonara fattyucine and asked for no oil and the cook rolled his eyes and asked how he should cook mushroom without it. when it arrived, it was a bowl pasta with 2 spinat leaves and a few very thin fiber bands of mushrooms, no crumble or spicy, no creamy sauce, just a light cover of a tomato sauce. they could hav... View all feedback.
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Last update : 08.07.2024
The restaurant offered vegan options and mentioned that Soy was available. As we follow a whole food plant-based diet, we decided to order the Spinach Mushroom creamy garlic Carbonara Fettucine without any oil. However, when we requested this, the chef seemed annoyed and questioned how he could cook mushrooms without oil. The dish we received was disappointing - a bowl of pasta with only 2 spinach leaves and a few very thin slices of mushroom. There were no herbs or spices, no creamy sauce as promised, just a light coating of tomato sauce. We would have been fine if they had informed us that only tomato sauce was available instead of soy-based sauce, but the attitude of the chef was off-putting. Despite being hungry, my friend couldn't even finish her meal. We felt that we should not have been charged for such a subpar dish, but we chose not to cause a scene. Needless to say, we will not be returning to this restaurant in the future.
Last update : 15.05.2023
The menu at this restaurant offers vegan options and mentions the availability of soy. We decided to try the Spinach Mushroom creamy garlic Carbonara fatucine, requesting it without oil. The cook seemed annoyed by our request, questioning how he could cook the mushrooms without oil. When the dish arrived, it was a disappointing bowl of plain pasta with minimal spinach and mushrooms, lacking any herbs or spices and devoid of the promised creamy sauce. It seemed as though they were unable to accommodate our request for a soy-based sauce and instead served it with a plain tomato sauce. The boss appeared visibly upset. While I managed to eat mine, my friend left hers untouched. We regretted paying for this unsatisfactory meal but did not want to cause a scene. We will not be returning to this restaurant.
Were two times in the evening and were impressed by the friendly staff. it is part of the small cinema so that people take a kind and wise before the movie or order. in the first night we had burgers who were in order, but their pizza is much better and we both...we enjoyed ourselves with a beautiful glass merlot.
A great small family-run pizza place, right next to the cinema. tasty and neat, great coffee, really excellent burger, pizza definitiw homemade, extra kitschig and sooo delicious! only one of their pizzas would feed 2 hungry adult, they are with delicious toppings and crisp bakery base. I love their burgers, a little on the little side, but try definitiw. a bit on the expensive side for the shoe ring fries $7 as a side order, but a good place for pizza and coffee. this is my new fave place for a cappuccino and a pizza before the pictures. support our local young families that make business. take the family or visitors from the interstate. they will love the burgers from locally produced meat.
We were looking for a quick lunch and found a park right outside the door. Service was friendly. There were a few lunch specials as well as a regular menu. My lunch special was reasonable and my husband enjoyed his more expensive choice. The pizza...base was delicious. The cafe was quiet and clean.
We were looking for something quick and easy, having been on the road all day. Not being fans of the chainstore pizzas, we found the reviews on Char-Bella and enjoyed a very nice pizza with friendly service.
