Bellante's Pizza & Pasta, Miami, Florida Restaurant Details

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!!!CLOSED!!!!Loved this place, the illegals cooking here are awesome pizza makers,too bad they r shuting down. Way better flavor tha Cicis...

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There are two things in my life that have left a remarkably traumatizing impact on the way I view things. When I was 7 years old I witnessed my mother die right in front of my eyes in terrible car accident, and my visit to bellantes. When we first arrived, I felt an uneasy prescence. The ambience of the whole restaurant was enough to make you lose your appetite. I hated the lettering and all the stupid signs everywhere and the pseudo Italian coloring made me realize why Europeans hate Americans. The pizza was heartless, the dough was uninspired and bland. The only thing worth even putting in your mouth is the bbq pizza. The garlic bread was nothing but plain pizza with garlic on top and it would always get hard within 5 seconds of it being made. I didn't even bother to try the pasta due to the fact that the guy making it looked as if he was ready to tie a noose around his neck and end his miserable bellantes employed life. I can't even begin to describe the desserts. I swear to god they use the same ingredient to make everything. They even tried to disguise the fact that they just put cinnamon and sugar on top of a pizza dough and it constitutes as "apple crisps" Their brownies are the most god awful things I have ever had in my life. I hated those brownies and everything they stood for. They are the embodiment of everything terrible in our society. Overall Bellantes was one of the worst experiences of my life and I seriously urge no one to ever give money to this horrible hellhole. In fact next time you see a Bellantes throw a brick through their window, this place can go to hell

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My family and I visited on Saturday night the Belantes at Kendall Town and Country now known as the Palms...This was the worst experience I have ever had. Now I understand the concept of you get what you pay for, and I agree 5 bucks or less per person is cheap, but that's the problem I couldn't get what I paid for. When we arrived at 830pm the was literally no pizza made. We had to wait fifteen minutes for any pizza to be placed on the food line. There was literally no pizza for all of the customers in the store.

But it didn't end there...no pizza, no soda either...we walked over the soda doutain machine and there was no coke in the machine, so we couldn't get our drinks either.

Once we found a table that was clean which took about another ten minutes...no parmesian cheese. I counted 11 empty shakers all placed on the chair tops awaiting filling by someone. I ultimately got up and had the "chef" fill one for me.

So we finally ate...time for desert...ooops no desert ready had to wait another ten minutes for any desert to be cooked.

The funny thing is...when they would serve a pizza or the desert it was like wolves coming to eat withinseconds the pizza pie was placed it was consumed by savages...there were even people eating pizza and salad right at the serving line.

The resturant was a pig sty every table was dirty and the floor looked as though it hadn't been swept all day...

Lucky for us, there's a CiCi's pizza opening right down the street.