Pizza Bella Katy

"First time visiting this restaurant. We wanted to try a different pizza. I called in my order and the service was great on the phone. I ordered two large 14" pepperoni pizzas. The total was almost $40 with tax. I arrived to pick up my order in 30 minutes as I was instructed. The pizzas were ready and I was offered a free dessert as a first-time customer. The pizzas were still warm when I arrived home. A few people eating gave the pizzas 2 1/2 stars out of five and others gave it 3 - 3 1/2 stars out of five. The tres leches dessert was good."

"Stopped in for a quick lunch, had a slice of Puttanesca and a small chicken Caesar salad. Food is as good as I remember from when I worked here, almost 20 years ago when Hans owned the place! Caesar portion was good, chicken juicy and tender, dressing was plenty garlic-y (use the lemon wedge that comes with it!) Slice was tasty, fresh, hot, and crispy. Couldn't believe Juana was still in the kitchen, too! Will be back soon to see if the desserts are as good as I recall.."

"Found this hidden gem from a coupon on the back of an H‑E‑B receipt! It’s been my go to place in Katy ever since. Can’t even think about ordering from the chain pizza restaurants in the area, I’d rather hop in my car and pick it up fresh. Plus the price is better. This is the way pizza should be made!!!"

"I enjoy supporting small business. I found this place quite charming. I also like the outdoor seating with the beautiful plants they have. Inside was quite clean and it is nice that you can buy pizza by the slice. Most pizza joints do not have that option. The crust was amazing, some of the best pizza I’ve ever had. I substituted the garlic and olive oil base for a tomato on my margarita. Prices are fair and the desert was amazing! You can tell the cakes are not store bought and made with fresh ingredients. The tiramisu was on point and made the classic way with a slight hint of rum."

"Went in yesterday, I called ahead for a pick up. I used to live in Baytown , and they have another pizza place called bella's pizza, I got them confused thinking they were the same owners/restaurant. Was headed back to San Antonio so I stop to pick up here, thinking it was the same bay-town Bella's sells: Large Pie with 2-3 toppings for 8 bucks, I usually get 2-3 Larges. it always comes out to $18.00-$25.00, depending if I get 2-3 Large. I ordered x1 Large Pepperoni and sausage x1 Large Sausage x1 Hawaian I get to the west side of Houston to pick up this order, the guy grabs the 3 boxes and tells me "$60.00 and some change". I had no words other then "I only got 3 pizza's" he showed me the check and said that's what you ordered? OMG!! I have never in my life ever paid this much for 3Large Pizza? does it come with flakes of gold in the cheese? Pizza Hut is not even that expensive, and Pizza Hut prices are the highest for Pizza anywhere. The Sausage toppings were little too much on the peppery/hot side, while tasting very off, but not spoiled, just not too appeasing, no one or none of my Kids or adults were used to the spice/seasoning within the meat. It also had seeds/spice, just over kill and heartburn nation, and just too intense with the seasoning. A older gentlemen took my order over the phone, I couldn't hear him very well, assumed he said "$16 something"? Ok I was like well maybe he didn't add one pie, he probably correct it once I get there to check out and add the $7.00-$9.00 for the other pie. He really said "$60.00(sixty) something" I just paid and left the joint, his service was good(not going to harp on him), the pies were ready, I can tell you that, but just an average tasting pizza that to me is not worth $60.00 dollars."