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3.4 (74 reviews)
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Chicken Carbonara special
Jessica B.

I debated between 2 and 3 stars for this one. Usually I would save 2 stars for a bad experience, and this wasn't BAD, it just isn't a place that I would EVER recommend to someone who is asking where to go for Italian food. If this is the type of Italian food that you like, you will have a much better overall experience at Olive Garden - both in service and in variety and quality of the food. As others have said, this is in an old Applebee's and the decor and aesthetic hasn't improved a bit. This is NOT a place you would want to go on date night. It's maybe a place you take very young kids so the bright lights can show what they may drop on the floor. I just never felt comfortable throughout dinner. There is zero coziness here. The service was just okay. Nothing to write home about. The mains were delivered about two minutes after we received our salads, so there was no time to eat the salad. We had to ask to have any plates cleared from the table. And they sat five of us at a four-top, so there was no room on the crowded table for dirty plates. The food was fine. We had a free appetizer coupon and ordered the calamari. It was just okay. I wouldn't order it again. The menu is odd. I don't know anything about the owners, but it feels like an Italian restaurant run by Mexicans. If you've been to a Chinese restaurant run by Mexicans, then you'll know what I'm talking about. The dishes just had odd ingredients that you don't usually see at an Italian restaurant. There's a pasta dish with pink sauce that contains jalapenos. Their carbonara special stated that it contained bacon, but - at best - it was canadian bacon, it was little slices of thin deli ham, like cold cuts. There were other unusual ingredients in that dish: bell peppers and kalamata olives. Carbonara is usually bacon or guanciale or pancetta. And the only vegetable you may see in an American-style carbonara are peas. And the sauce definitely wasn't a traditional egg yolk sauce, but some type of alfredo sauce. The chicken breast in the pasta dishes is all butterflied very thin and grilled on a flattop, like it would be done in a mexican restaurant. I'm pretty sure that a pasta dish served at an actual Applebee's or similar restaurant would be better than what you receive here.

Side salad
Lucy T.

We wanted to love this new neighborhood spot in the old Applebees by Kohls, but were left disappointed. Lunch prices were reasonable, garlic knots and bruschetta were perfectly fine, but the minestrone soup (for $9) might as well have been Campbells, and the side salad was lacking in almost every way. Food served on plastic plates was also baffling for a restaurant aiming to be higher end Italian

Cheese Tortellini
Kathryn S.

I'll admit, I was a little put off by the decor, which looked a little cheap and tacky, especially the fake flowers taped on the framed squares of turf in the back, but the food was really, really good! They even have TVs showing how the dishes are made in the kitchen. We beat the rush, so our food came out really fast. Everything we ordered was excellent. So glad we decided to try this place for the first time today! We will be coming back!

Fried cheese
Brittne C.

We stopped in recently and gave a few things a try. The Chicken Marsala had pasta cooked al dente, which was nice, but the sauce came off almost sweet maple-like, and the chicken itself was a bit on the dry side. We also ordered the fried cheese as an appetizer; it wasn't freshly made but it was okay. The Tortellini ala Panna was decent enough, but nothing stood out. Service was quick and friendly, which we appreciated, but overall the meal was pretty average. Not bad, but not something I'm planning to seek out again.

Brandon D.

Came in on a busy cold evening and got decent parking right outside. We were seated immediately despite it being busy and the wait staff was at the table promptly. We opted for some stuffed mushrooms in Alfredo sauce. There were 5 of them and they were tasty. The harlic bread/knots came and were heavy on the garlic and well done, but also still fluffy inside. The wife opted for some seafood pasta while I went with some tortellini Michelangelo. Both were just okay. I think the big disappointment here was that for being made from scratch, it was just okay? The Alfredo sauce was pretty thin/liquid and didn't stick particularly well to the pasta or shrooms. Our salads were kind of sad. My tortellini was pretty small and didn't contain much cheese. We asked for a side of Alfredo sauce to dip things in and again, it was pretty watery. Value wise, it just didn't quite stack up. This was a $70 meal between the two of us and frankly, wasn't worth that. Overall it's fine, but the wife and I agreed that Olive Garden would just be better across the board. Or if you're wanting something more local, Nico & Ana's up in Overland Park would be much better.

Restaurant Exterior
Steve D.

I enjoyed the first-rate service, the nice atmosphere, the delicious food and the fairly reasonable lunch prices during my opening week dine-in lunch visit. My chicken parmesan lunch ($14.99) included salad with choice of dressing and garlic rolls. The small, but fresh salad and tasty rolls were served seven minutes after I ordered at the table, while the entrée was served 10 minutes later. More garlic rolls were available upon request. I found the entrée to be reasonably sized for a lunch portion, with delicious, breaded, white chicken, tasty cheese and a flavorful, but somewhat thin spaghetti sauce. I liked the additional parmesan cheese, which was freshly grated by the waiter at the table. I also found the tiramisu dessert ($8.99) to be nicely chilled, packed with creamy goodness and delicious. The dining area was freshly remodeled, welcoming and clean with a classic wood and brick Italian theme. I also noticed a large, central bar area with two TVs, three surrounding dining areas and pleasant Italian background music. The bar opens Dec 3. Every member of the staff I encountered was polite, friendly, professional and attentive in their black apparel - nice! I observed the staff making sure the restaurant was spotless as I arrived at opening time. The menu included appetizers, salads, soups, pastas with cheese, beef, eggplant, chicken and seafood, pizza, pizza rolls, hot subs, desserts, lunch items and meals for the kiddos. They also cater. Overall, it was an excellent experience. Five stars.

Menu
Dan M.

We went for lunch on their second day open, but you couldn't tell. Arriving at about 11:15, we were greeted with a smile and quick to be seated. The restaurant has been updated with a cozy Italian theme and felt welcoming. Service was quick and attentive. I chose Chicken Albanese from the lunch menu, and my wife had the Chicken Piccata. The lunch came with salad and choice of dressing, and the piccata entree came with choice of soup or salad. The soup was minestrone. The table is also served delicious garlic bread with butter. The entrees arrived right after we finished our salads. The lunch portion was a bit smaller than a regular entree, but the perfect portion for my meal. The Chicken Piccata was enough for two meals. Both entrees were delicious. Overall a great experience! I hope they thrive in that location.

Chicken Alfredo
Dana S.

Early dinner on a Friday night from Out of town. I just found the closest Italian but we were so impressed. The staff were extremely friendly. The food was delicious and came out extremely quick.

Chicken Parmigiana
Izabella S.

I'd say your typical Italian restaurant, nothing too special that sets it apart from the others. We came on a Monday at 6 and were seated immediately, maybe 4 others tables were there. Our waitress was amazing and checked in on us multiple times. Food comes out pretty quick, and if you watch the tvs, they show how the make and cook the food, which is pretty interesting. I tried the chicken parmigiana which itself was a big serving with 2 chicken patty's and some spaghetti. Again, nothing abnormal about it. It also comes with a salad so I just got the regular tossed salad with ranch and was a little put off by the uncut tomato halve. Most of the decor is pretty homey feeling, but there were some interesting turf with a singular piece of wheat on it as some wall decor. Celebrated a birthday and they came out and sang a song along with a plate saying happy birthday in chocolate sauce with sprinkles. Overall, I think it's just the typical Italian restaurant with some good service.

Baked Lasagna
Blair J.

Bella's has everything going for it, but unfortunately it was a swing and a miss. When I walked in, I was amazed how beautiful and clean the space was. They transformed an old Applebees into a very cozy-looking Italian vibe. I was so excited - everything indicated this could be our new favorite Italian spot. But the food itself left a lot to desire. The portion sizes were small (despite high prices), the salad was iceberg with just a couple fixings in it, and I didn't love my dish - the baked tortellini. The sauce just wasn't good. I couldn't help but do the mental math of how much it would've costed me to make the same meal at home - with Walmart ingredients. I think Bella's has a real opportunity to improve. They already have a great atmosphere, a great location with very little competition in the area, and a good crowd. They just need to improve their actual food.

Lasagna
Elle R.

Oh man, we were hoping this would be great. Unfortunately, the lasagna is just downright gross. The noodles were soggy on the inside but the edges were dry and crusty, the meat tasted like it came from a can, and there was the thickest layer of grease in the bottom of the tin. The garlic knots are phenomenal but the $10.00 cheese bread is a terrible and the worst $10.00 we could have spent. You do not get salad with to go orders but based on others reviews I'm fine with that now. I'm honestly not sure if we will give it another try. I'd rather have Stouffer's frozen lasagna next time.

This was the chicken dish that came with spaghetti and the sauce was pretty good
Sarah G.

I had read many people say how much they love the new Bella's in Olathe so we thought we'd give it a try today. We noticed the inside looked nice and clean and newly remodeled. Our server was very friendly. We ordered off the lunch menu which came with a salad of a little bit of iceberg lettuce a thin slice of red onion, and some black olives. It also came with two rolls that were pretty chewy and just a tad bit warm. We had to wait a long time to get our food, but when it finally arrived, I had ordered the eggplant Parmesan, and it looked like it had been put underneath the broiler for too long, cause it was burned all around the edges and on top and was way too hot for me to eat for 10 minutes. Again we like to give new restaurants a try, but we won't be back to this one.

Chicken parmigiana
Liv S.

I'm not quite sure where to start, because this experience was a mix of decent food and truly chaotic service. I called from my car just around the corner and was told there would be a 30-minute wait. About three minutes later, I went inside and was told 40-45 minutes instead. We came back inside at the 15-minute mark and were seated around 17 minutes. After we were seated, we were told our name had already been called while we were outside, but we were never notified. That said, the hostess handled it well, got a table ready quickly, and seated us -- no major issue, just confusing. While we were waiting, a gentleman came in to place a to-go order. A young girl (she couldn't have been more than 13 and appeared to be family) was at the stand and couldn't answer his basic questions. She really should not be greeting or interacting with customers. The man eventually walked out, and honestly, I don't blame him. Once seated, our server came quickly. We ordered water while looking over the drink menu, then ordered a cabernet and limoncello. I also insisted on ordering an appetizer right away because our server already seemed flustered, and I worried she wouldn't be back anytime soon. We ordered calamari. A few minutes later, the server returned because she couldn't remember which wine I ordered -- even though I watched her write it down. She brought our drinks, and we ordered our meals: two chicken parmigiana and one salmon piccata. On my way back from the restroom, a server saw me coming and shoved into my shoulder to get past me. No "excuse me," no apology -- nothing. That was honestly shocking. Our salads arrived in very large bowls with extremely small portions -- maybe 2 leaves. It was pitiful. They advertise the Italian dressing as their house dressing, but it was clearly store bought. The calamari was fine -- not great, not terrible -- but the amount of sauce provided was laughable. Maybe two tablespoons total. We were scraping the dish to get any. We eventually received bread. It was cold and burnt. Now for the bright spot: Logan. He was helping the servers, and when we asked for more bread, he brought fresh knots straight from the oven. Absolute chef's kiss. Delicious. Logan was genuinely delightful -- friendly, attentive, and clearly cared. He was the highlight of the entire experience. Our server later returned and once again had to ask what one of us ordered. It was the second chicken parmigiana. When the food arrived, it was good. The salmon piccata was a little dry, but the sauce was flavorful. The chicken parmigiana was good -- thick, moist, nicely breaded, and not overly sauced (which I personally prefer). For dessert, we ordered the limoncello mascarpone. It was tasty, but the portion was a sliver -- extremely small for $8.99. Then the owner came by our table and launched into a long lecture about bad reviews he's received. He discussed complaints ranging from cold, store-bought lasagna to customers being upset that other tables received food first to how much he paid for the plastic ware. He went on about being from the Bronx, having locations in Dallas and Lee's Summit, and being open for 32 years. We made a point to tell him how wonderful Logan was. He barely acknowledged it. That was genuinely disappointing. It honestly made me want to take Logan somewhere he'd be appreciated. If you've been open for 32 years, the food should be phenomenal, and something as basic as properly heating lasagna should be second nature. There isn't another Italian restaurant in Olathe, and I really want to like this place. The food itself is good. But the service is truly atrocious and overshadows everything else. I honestly can't decide if we'll be back.

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The beef lasagna was really good, and we loved the bread. We will go back again for sure.

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The food was great and the service was excellent!! The atmosphere in the restaurant was amazing and it's a perfect place to eat!

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Best Italian place in Olathe the food was very good and freshly cooked the service so nice

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Disappointed. The side salad was lettuce, onion, 1 slice tomato. The lasagna sauce tastes like tomato soup.

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Great menu. Good food. Visit when we are in town. Friendly waitstaff. Positive changes to the exterior of the building.

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