Bella Lucca

Pizza by the slice...nothing more, nothing less. Pretty decent and affordable place in the neighborhood to grab a slice after a boozy night. For $5 slice, you can get variety of options which include vegetarian ones like veggie, cheese and pesto. One slice is pretty filling for one person. You're lucky if you get a fresh hot slice just out of the oven. There's a very small seating area too, and colas / water to buy.

Horrible horrible uncooked pizza. Because it was so bad and my stomach has been turning since I ate there last night I looked up the reviews and was totally shocked to see more than one star. I would give it zero if I could. I would say it's unbelievable that this place is in business but they cater to a non-repeat tourist crowd and don;t have to be held accountable. Cheese pizza was $4 a slice and pepperoni was $4.25 a slice but they charged us $4.55 per slice. After we paid she cleared the register so it looks to me like she's just taking cash under the table. I watched her ring people up with the wrong prices and take the cash while we were waiting for our slices. Horrible.

THE GOOD: Honestly, can't think of one THE NOT SO GOOD: Cold pizza not cooked enough Vegetarian pizza is a joke I hardly ever give a 1 star rating but this place disappointed us on so many levels. We had both ordered 2 wholes pizzas, My pizza was barely warm when I got to eat it, We were less than 5 minutes away from the pizza shop, So distance is not an issue regarding that matter. On top of that, the dough had clearly not been cooked enough as it was still slightly uncooked in the middle. The other pizza that we ordered was a Vegetarian pizza, which consisted of a few olives, mushrooms, peppers and tomatoes. One of the worse vegetarian pizzas I had ever seen and because there were no descriptions of the pizzas, one had no idea what they were getting. The pizza was also not hot and cooked through. On a side note, something that I observed whilst there, someone had not received their whole order, they then had to make the pizza after they had received their first pizza which by the time they had gotten their second pizza, the first had been standing for over 10 minutes. I honestly do not know how places like this stay in business, my feeling is because there are so many hotels around that people only really eat here once.

Not a fan of the pizza at all - seemed more like a flatbread with a ton of bland tomato sauce and a sprinkling of mozzarella. Customer service was rude (not to me, but to other customers) and seemed completely stressed out. Expensive for what you get. Wouldn’t go here again. I would prefer to take my chances with a frozen pizza from the hotel lobby store.