Tucked away in the corner of the shopping center dominated by Publix, this is a nice Italian restaurant with some Greek thrown in.We showed up with eight people, and they were very accommodating by allowing us to pull tables together.The waitress was friendly and efficient, and the food arrived in an appropriate amount of time. Every meal was well prepared and tasty.Stop by for a good meal.
Stopped here for date night dinner. The beef souvlaki platter was great. Tender meat and awesome Greek potatoes. My wife had a Greek salad with gyro meat. Also tasty. Excellent service from Jada.
Nice restaurant. Waitress was extremely pleasant and provided my family with great service. The food was prompt and very good. My picky eater son loved the lasagna and practically cleaned his plate! We also had a couple of pizzas and a calzone. Everything was excellent. Will definitely stop here again.
My Alfredo Chicken Calzone was DISGUSTING!!! This is my second time trying this place and they never live up to expectations.
Great pizza, very friendly service, and the prices are reasonable. Chicken Alfredo pizza is AMAZING and even my teenage daughters noticed how nice the staff was.
Just OK. I have been here a few times with mom who lives nearby. Generous portions and good service but definitely not the best Greek or Italian in town. However, I also wouldnt avoid it if im in the area if its convenient. Greek salad is very good (good dressing and generous portion of feta) but pasta dishes are just OK. Souvlaki has also been decent in the past so I would go here if its convenient but I prefer Nick's in West Columbia overall.
The waitress was rude from the start. My son noticed that the young lady was not genuinely pleasant and very short when interacting with us. As she took our table's order I ordered chicken souvlaki It's a great dish. When our food arrived it was not at all what I ordered.. I asked the waitress was it Chicken Souvlaki she replied yes. Later the waitress brought the check. As I looked at it > it was not what I ordered. The rest of our bill was correct.When the waitress returned I said the bill shows I did not get what I ordered it says SANDWICH. She belligerently replied it was my job to tell her I wanted the platter not the sandwich. I said no Chicken Souvlaki is listed as a meal to order a sandwich I would've ordered it from the sandwich section and stated that. By simply ordering Chicken Souvlaki it goes without saying the meal.Bellis House of Pizza is a nice place to eat. Every experience prior to the rude waitress has always been delightful. Every time I've ordered Chicken Souvlaki the meal has arrived as expected.The nasty attitude is not something I have ever experienced at BELLIS HOUSE of PIZZA. The food is always great, nice staff, clean establishment, and wonderful from start to finish. I really looked forward to going there for Lunch. Only to be met with a nasty attitude, served a meal I did not order then billed for that very same meal. DISAPPOINTINGBeing Sicilian and Greek I naturally loved coming here. That opinion has changed.The waitress is a natural deterrent from returning.BELLIS HOUSE of PIZZA is better than what took place today. ?
Excellent experience. I have been 10 times and each time very consistently served great food. Waiters are very friendly. Nice family atmosphere, good seating. Easy parking. Highly recommend this place
Asked for more fries because mine were burnt and had black spots. Waitress said that is the way they come, and if I would like some more that aren’t that way, it would be $2.95.
Second time trying. First was steak kabobs. Just okay. Greek potatoes were tasteless and over cooked. Pleasant waitress that visit.Next time had spaghetti.Don't know why it's even on the menu. Once again, tasteless. Salad boring. Garlic bread? People-- bread is not that expensive!One little slice with absolutely no garlic or butter. Basically toast. Asked for them to please add garlic butter.. brought the same piece back to me. Wow. Spaghetti was watery from probably not draining pasta to the point I had to use napkins to try to soak up the excess water. Waitresses seemed like they were not really interested in some customers. Don't understand all the high reviews. If you can't make it edible, don't sell it. I can pour a jar of Ragu that tastes better, and doesn't cost $12.00. Lesson learned.I understand costs are high, but if your quality and quantity sucks, what's the point.