Bella Nashville offers fresh sodas with house-made syrup. Steve ordered the lemon soda with basil and I had the orange soda with mint. This was the perfectly refreshing on a hot day and a great compliment to the pizza.
All the pizzas at Bella Nashville are personal size, so Steve and I decided to order two and split them. The first one we ordered was the Meat Pizza, with thin sliced country ham, mozzarella, crushed tomatoes and basil. This is a very simple pie, and done very well. The ham itself had a really nice flavor and provided a good dash of salt. The dough was cooked well in the wood oven, leaving the beautiful tell-tale charred marks around the edge.
For our second pizza we went for the daily special: the spring chicken. It contained honey-lemon local chicken, chard, roasted green garlic, aged Gouda and sheep's milk cheese. Holy Hell this was amazing! I have to say that my favorite part was the blasts of flavor I got when biting into a spot of that roasted green garlic.
I really like Bella Nashville's overall vibe. All their ingredients are super fresh, as any restaurant located in a Farmer's Market should be. The staff was friendly and the pizza was tasty. What more can you want for a summer lunch?
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ReplyDeleteTry Bella Napoli in Edgehill Village, DeSano's, and Mafiaoza's.
ReplyDeleteOh mannn I love a good wood fired pizza. This place looks like my favorite local joint, The Good Pie. Ok bye getting pizza now
ReplyDeleteI really have to head back to STL and try more things. I feel like the city has so much awesome stuff that I missed!
DeleteThis place looks awesome. I definitely need to go check it out. I love a fresh made soda...I always get one at the pharmacy.
ReplyDeleteTHAT PIZZA LOOKS SO GOOD! I AM SO HUNGRYYYYYY
ReplyDeleteWHY AM I COMMENTING ON THIS POST SO LATE?!?!?!
Haha! I'm not getting comment updates at all and it's making me sad! let me know next time you are in town and we can go together. I miss your face!
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