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Family Days out In the Area
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Family Restaurants In the Area
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4. Bella Italia Deansgate
5. Bella Italia Piccadilly
Bella Italia Deansgate, Manchester
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92-96 Deansgate Manchester Greater Manchester England M3 2QG |
| Telephone: | +44 (0) 161 832 4332 |
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Bella Italia Deansgate overview
Planning a trip to Manchester? If you’re looking for somewhere reliable to eat at, that’s not overpriced and isn’t just a greasy burger then try Bella Italia. Healthy pasta dishes for kids (as ...
part of the £4.50 meal), and a great choice of adults.
Tea out
10 Mar 2010
Visited with: Infant, Child, Teenager
We had a great experience here not so long ago for a birthday. The service was really great and they were lovely towards the kids. They were brought colouring in and balloons to take home and even sang happy birthday. The menu isa typical italian style and there is a kids menu both decently priced. We waited about 20 minutes for our food and was all delicious when it came. They warmed a bottle of milk for us, provided high chairs and the toilets were clean with baby changing. Located on Deansgate its great access to the shops and parking on John Dalton street is probably the best.
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