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    4.1 (54 reviews)
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    Cacio E Pepe gnocchi
    Jenny J.

    Ordered take out and it was good. The lady at the counter was very nice and efficient. Cute place . Ordered cacio Pepe and vodka gnocchi with chicken . Both were great but I don't think I got vodka sauce since it was white too . My matcha latte was delicious !

    Tiramisu latte Tiramisu
    Lhamu H.

    Upon entering, we were greeted by the cashier and the place functions like a takeout place . You go and order first and get your food . You could either dine in or take out . Just FYI , they have limited seats so if its busy you might have to wait . The place is new so it was very neat and clean . We ordered gnocchi pomodoro and basil pesto . The tomato sauce was perfect . I loved it . I had it topped with cheese and red pepper which made it even more tastier . The other dish we ordered was basil pesto we topped it with only cheese and it was equally delicious not too heavy not too light pesto . It was just perfect . The portion and price was also good and worth it. For the drink , we got tiramisu latte . It was very creamy , rich and delicious. Make sure to swirl it before you take a sip. Have half of the cream with the ladyfinger and mix the remaining cream with the coffee so that its not too sweet . Really loved this place , will be visiting soon again.

    Carolyn G.

    I had to do a double take when I saw this place open up, thought I was misreading! These quick, to-go gnocchi spots are typically in Manhattan, so it was such a nice and unexpected surprise to see one pop up right here in Forest Hills. I went today (Friday) around 6pm and ordered right away and had our food in like 10 minutes max. I got the potato gnocchi with crushed red pepper, fresh basil, and added chicken cutlet. My goodness... one of the best gnocchis I've ever had. And I'm not even a gnocchi girl like that! Chicken cutlet was perfect and crispy too. The pesto was super flavorful, slightly saltier than I usually go for but still really, really good. My fiancé got the potato gnocchi with tomato sauce and chicken meatballs, plus breadcrumbs on top, alsoo delish. I LOVE that you can customize with toppings. Burrata is 100% happening next time. Overall, the vibe is cute, staff is friendly, and the food is so solid, and it's just refreshing to see something like this open in Forest Hills. Hope they get all the love because they deserve it!

    Gordon Y.

    Cuisine: 7 Service: 10 Decor: 7 Value: 6 Overall: 7 This new tiny specialty shop on Austin Street is only offering gnocchi, so come if you love that denser texture for your pasta with a good chew. I liked that the menu is small and simple. Pick from their three premium predetermined combinations, or build your own gnocchi dish. A few protein add-ons, salad, and dessert options. We had a group of four people, hence we tried nearly everything. Let's first talk about the star of the show, the pasta. I felt that the gnocchi was good, not great. If I were to choose, I think the ricotta spinach gnocchi was lighter and fluffier than the potato gnocchi, hence my preference. We didn't bother trying the gluten-free. We did two build your own pastas. I think the better sauce was the pesto, which had a good flavor, though I would definitely add the grated Parmigiano Reggiano for a zing. On the other hand, the pomodoro sauce was lacking in that robust taste we were looking for. We also ordered the Porcini Truffle Cream Gnocchi, which was my second favorite out of the three. As for proteins to add onto the pastas, the shrimps (5) were poached perfectly. The chicken & beef meatballs were pretty good too. The most popular chicken cutlet was actually over fried, but the flavor was quite decent. This review would not be complete without mentioning our wonderful server Marcella, who worked the cash register and three tables by herself with a smile. She was extremely friendly and helpful. I almost left the restaurant without our Tiramisu that was sitting in the fridge. Marcella was alert enough to immediately reminded me as we walked out of the restaurant and even added a free cannoli. If the owner of Gnocchi Bella is reading this, she is your biggest asset besides quality food. For the price, I don't see myself going back regularly. However, I may go back for their premium Pesto Alfredo because I think the creaminess of the cheese might work really well with the pesto. Good luck to this establishment on finding success.

    Jessica K.

    Just tried this place for the first time for lunch. Got the potato gnocchi with pomodoro sauce, basil, and shredded Parmigiano-Reggiano. Added a chicken cutlet to the top. Taste wise it was fresh, gnocci was cooked well, not too dense, and the chicken cutlet was delicious, cooked exactly how I asked, well done. It was crispy and perfectly breaded. Staff was very friendly as well. Only criticism is that it's a bit on the pricey side, especially the specialty flavors. You could walk out of there with a $20+ lunch. For the cost, you should be able to add more than two toppings. Especially when one of the toppings is just a spice!

    Potato gnocchi with pomodoro sauce and Parmesan. Shrimp
    Betty C.

    Went to try the gnocchi. I ordered a potato gnocchi with pomodoro sauce, fresh basil and Parmesan plus a chicken cutlet. My friend ordered hers with shrimp. The gnocchi was denser than I hoped. The chicken cutlet was super thin so it was dry. Could've had more basil for flavor. I was full after eating half my order. I was wondering if the spinach and ricotta gnocchi would be lighter. Our server didn't know but the lady seated next us said - Yes it is. She had tried her daughter's potato gnocchi so she could tell the difference. Next time I'll give that a try. The server was friendly with taking our orders and brought us cups of ice water while we waited for our food. When we were done, she asked if we wanted individual bags or just one. Since our bowls were takeout cardboard with plastic lids, she knew when we were done. There are three small bistro tables to eat in. The little lamp on the table added some ambience. LOL I'll give them another try.

    Potato gnocchi with bruschetta, basil pesto, and chicken cutlet.
    Leeza M.

    New spot that just opened a few days ago--so far so good. You get to mix and match the type of gnocchi (they have traditional and gluten free cauliflower), sauce, and toppings. I had the potato gnocchi with basil pesto, bruschetta, parmigiano reggiano and chicken cutlet. They could've added more bruschetta in my opinion but everything was really flavorful and the chicken was cooked really well. It would've been nice if they offered some bread with it (might as well go all out with the carbs if you're there) to sop up some of the extra sauce. I'm curious to see how well they'll do since it's a very niche spot with a small menu and will depend pretty heavily on takeout since there's very little seating there. However, I'd definitely come back, and if you're a gnocchi fan in general, I don't think you'll be disappointed.

    Potato Gnocchi with pomodoro sauce, Olive Oil and Chicken+beef meatball
    Jemal R.

    The food here is really damn good for a hole in the wall. Gnocchi is made in house locally. The sauces are really good. The gnocchi is darn good. Good enough that I'll be back even though parking in this area is ducking terrible. But this food is worth the headache of looking for parking. If you don't drive and take the train or bus here, it'll definitely be worth it. Only downside of this place is there are not enough tables but the food is in a good package and can travel well for take out. Would recommend.

    Potato gnocchi with pesto, breadcrumbs and basil and chicken cutlet
    Sharon B.

    So thankful and happy this place is GOOD! Beautiful interior, friendly staff, and most importantly delicious and affordable food!! I was very full after my meal: potato gnocchi with pesto, breadcrumbs , basil and chicken cutlet - for $20!!! I recently had a very expensive gnocchi dish at a restaurant in LIC that was half the size and almost double the price and nowhere near as good. The chicken was perfection - tender on the inside and crispy on the outside- next time I might get 2 pieces cuz it was that good. Canoli also yummy! Will 1000% be back on the regular!

    Tiramisu Latte

    I absolutely love gnocchi Bella the sauce is homemade and so flavorful it's my go to spot whenever I'm in Queens! Also, the Matcha is exceptional and even the lattes are amazing. I recommend the tiramisu latte!!

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    Jessica S.

    Dangerously good. Filling food. I got two meals out of my gnocchi and chicken cutlet. The chicken cutlet was to die for! The gnocchi is delicious and I will definitely be back.

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    Went for brunch - the pesto gnocchi and iced latte were both delicious! The tennis theme of the restaurant was also a vibe

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    Absolutely loved this place! Pesto Alfredo was my favorite but everything on their menu looks delicious. Will definitely be coming back!

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    the food is excellent! the service is also excellent even the dessert and iced coffee is perfect. I'd totally go back again!!!

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    This place was really great. The staff here were really friendly and professional. I would def come back for their pesto alfredo

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