What a fantastic stop in Cuero! From the moment I sat down, everything felt warm and welcoming. The…read moremeal started with fresh, hot garlic rolls -- perfectly soft and flavorful, and with butter already on the table it was so easy to enjoy them right away. A simple tossed salad followed, crisp and refreshing, just the right lead-in for the main event. And oh, that main course! I ordered the Veal Marsala with veggies, and it was absolutely outstanding -- rich, flavorful, and cooked to perfection. Each bite had me smiling, and it was the kind of dish that makes you want to slow down and savor it. The staff here deserves their own round of applause. My server was attentive and kind, and when it came time to pay, the lady at the counter was so friendly it felt like leaving a friend's house after dinner. This little gem has won me over completely. When I pass through Cuero again, there's no question -- I'll be back at La Bella Tavola without a doubt.

To say I was disappointed by my meal here would be an understatement. I had wanted to try La Bella…read moreTavola for several years and finally did this evening. I imagined on Valentine's Day that the atmosphere would be more pleasant but it was completely lifeless inside. There was no music playing and practically no one speaking to each other, making it quite awkward for my friends and I. We started with a very underwhelming Caesar salad, to say it was average would be a lie. We then bit into very obviously frozen mozeralla sticks with no flavor and a rubbery texture. Our pasta dishes were painfully plain, with the lasagna not even being layered, sauce that had no flavor, and an overwhelming amount of rubbery cheese. I understand this is a small town and suppliers likely don't provide the best options. However, I was actually angry when I ordered FOCACCIA and received a French roll cut down the middle and covered in more rubbery cheese. I suppose whoever made the menu has just never had focaccia anywhere else and assumed it means cheesy bread in Italian. Not to mention my server tried to charge me twice for it. If you are looking for somewhere to eat in Cuero do yourself a favor and go to Whataburger, Taqueria Jalisco, or pick up a frozen lasagna from HEB if you are really craving Italian. Quite frankly this was the worst italian food I've ever had, I'm sorry to say.

What a hidden little gem! This is quaint little spot is nestled in the middle of town and you can…read moreexpect the best food around!!! Everything here is homemade and tasted great. I had the spaghetti and meatballs and my wife had the lasagna. Neither of us were disappointed, portion sizes weren't too big or small and every meal comes with complementary bread and oil. The wine selection is also quite extensive and we recommend the Moscato. Service was a little European, meaning it was a little slow, but the food is well worth the wait! We also recommend taking a cannoli or two to go! You can thank me later!

What a gem in this small town. The restaurant is clean and inviting. The complimentary bread was…read moredelicious and set high expectations for the meal. We were not disappointed. I got the Stromboli which was plated very differently than usual, but delicious. My friend got the lasagna which she loved. The owner waited on us and couldn't have been more pleasant. We enjoyed a lovely meal!

Food options are great, good food and large portions. Craving Italian? Good place to goread more

Ordered the veal marsala through Doordash today. It was very dissapointing. The meat was tough and…read morethin like jerky, less like veal and the marsala sauce left a bad taste in my mouth. The tiramisu was decent.

The absolute best pizza in the whole city. The store in north Richland hills is the best place to…read moreenjoy a great meal. The manager (Mike) makes sure that there is plenty of fresh pizza and salad on the buffet table. It's a little rustic but overall a great restaurant. Enjoy!!

This is such a great place. We don't come as often as we should. Quaint with terrific food and…read moregreat menu including multiple fish dishes. Had Snapper and Salmon Florentine tonight and was perfecto. Scarlett served us and didn't miss a beat. Very reasonable considering quantity and quality is high yet less expensive than a corporate chain like Olive Garden.

A great little place in Bulverde! Pizza is amazing!…read moreCharming service with friendly people!

Wow Food was spectacular…read more Huge portions!!! Fresh baked garlic rolls Yummy Chick parm Chick Alfredo Grilled chicken on bed of veggies Chicken soup Cesar salad with grilled shrimp Cannolis Oh my my my Service was fantastic Beautiful ambience in restaurant You gotta try this joint out on the square in Gonzales!!!!! What a treat I gotta come back

This is one of the best places to visit while you are in Gonzales,Tx It was great service staff and…read moreexcellent food and the Hand made pizza you can't beat it no over place can touch it ! Like MC HAMMER CANT TOUCH THE PIZZA !!!!

Our visit could have not been better! We were a table of 10 with a variety of preferences and every…read moreone of our dishes. Thank you to our fantastic server, Darlene, who was prompt, friendly and very well informed of the menu and the options. Speaking of the menu....omg! The scratch made dishes were some of the best I've had in years. Crowded and loud and totally worth a visit, or two, or three.

Immediately sat. White Linen Italian in Canyon Lake. But reasonable pricing!…read more Order a salad as an appetizer which could have been bigger but good flavors. Bread was addicting...entrees were good portion size and very good. Ordered a pizza with meal and still arrived with entrees and excellent quality. Friendly accommodating service that didn't miss refills or any other items. Well done!

Driving back from Corpus to Austin, we found this gem half way for a dinner break and WOW it was…read moreamazing! As a New Yorker I have missed good Italian while living in Austin. Every Italian place I have tried in Austin is a total ripoff - extremely overpriced and low quality. This place was the total opposite of every Italian restaurant I've been to in Austin - it was amazing! I immediately felt like I was back in NY. They were so friendly and gave us warm garlic butter rolls and water the second we sat down. It was the biggest menu - I wanted everything! It was so difficult to choose as I don't see even 1/4 of these options in Austin! I finally decided on the spaghetti and eggplant parm. But how I wish I could also get the baked ziti, the meat sauce, the lasagne, the subs, the calzones and the pizza too as everything looked amazing! The portions were massive - enough for 2-3 meals! Plus you get free salad and bread. And when we were done they offered us even more rolls to take home! Took 10 rolls home plus leftover salad and pasta. It was absolutely delicious, so satisfying. The best comfort food for a Sunday night meal. We paid $40 total for a massive meal that would have easily cost $75 in Austin and been 1/2 the size! Wish I could go back again and again if it wasn't 2 hours away!

Roma's has amazing lasagna and pizza. Their Alfredo sauce is great as well, however, I wish they…read moreoffered a no meat version of anything with the white Alfredo sauce. The chicken is horrible. Inedible. It tastes like a boiled chicken breast. No flavor, texture like rubber. I've tried it several times. It is not good. My daughter likes to get the baked ziti... she really likes it, but often has to take off almost a pound of cheese before she can eat it. There is such a thing as too much cheese. I have heard the owner yell harshly at the weight staff and don't really understand why anybody would work for somebody that screams at them the way he does. Roma's has the potential to be amazing but I feel like the owner is holding himself back. Also, the prices are a little high. If I could sit down and have a frank conversation with the owner, I would suggest dropping the price by a few dollars and cutting the portions in half. I'd come more often if the prices were lower, even if I got less food.