Luva Bella

Terrible service and «bar manager» was a total jerk. In addition to having a standoff attitude, he kept eating food from the drinks with his hands. This is completely unsanitary and the drink I expected to be made fresh –was poured from a 5 gal premade jug. I felt like I was in Bar Rescue.

To all considering a visit here… waited an hour and a half for dinner that never made it out of the kitchen, ended all with a VERY rude and unapologetic manager that needs some education in customer service. Left without dinner and not compensated in any way!
Really???
Unfortunate that wait staff and hostess seem very aware of this manager’s deficiencies, hopefully they pass on to owners!

The food is always top drawer. They have an inventive and wonderful chef. The atmosphere is classy. Wish they could tone down the acoustics a bit; can be a bit noisy when crowded. Truly a big city gastronomic experience in a small town. Brava!

Food is very good with a great selection. Many great wines for every taste. Seating is limited but sitting in the area with the wine racks or on the patio gives a wonderful atmosphere.

Stopped in with a bunch of friends. Wine excellant, food very good, service 5 stars. Beautiful interior, nice place to hang out. Parking lot limited we parked across the street but worth the walk. Please try them out. If you have a large group call ahead,

Wonderful food, wine, and atmosphere. Make sure to get the hot peppers in oil for an appetizer! And get a nice pitcher of sangria for a summer night.

Very dissapointed in service. Took over 50 minutes to get appetizers. Ran out of specials at 730pm. Ran out of Bud Light at 8pm. Took over hour and half to get meal. Asked for manager and he can offer apology with nothing more. Won’t be back

I’ve never eaten there. I’m from Pittsburgh and make homemade wine. I come there twice a year for the Californian and Chilean grapes. I have found the employees as well as the wine maker to be very nice and helpful. As a matter of fact, I’m heading there in about an hour for my fall grapes. I can say I am looking forward to the visit.

Luva Bella sounds like it has a chance of being a nice winery. It’s not. Maybe it use to be when it opened — but the place has gone downhill since the last time I’ve been there (6 years ago). My family and I went there to eat — all of the food was sub-​par. My mom ordered a steak and was not happy with the quality of the steak or how it was cooked. She left most of it on her plate. I ordered a margarita pizza — none of the ingredients were fresh. A margarita pizza is usually served with fresh mozzarella, fresh tomato, and basil. This pizza tasted like it came from a cardboard box from my freezer. The crust reminded me of a cardboard box as well.
And don’t get me started on the wine. Flavored wine? What the hell is that? I may as well go to the gas station and get a bottle of Boones Farm ! On the Luva Bella website, they claim to be a ‘California-​Style Winery’. I’ve lived in California before and visited many wineries. Luva Bella is NOT a California winery. It’s a mediocre restaurant with wine. Sweet wine at that — flavored wine !
Needless to say, I felt like it was amateur wine night in Lowellville. I won’t be going back.

Never got seated as the hostess couldn’t figure out who was going to take a table and the servers did not want to take outside tables. It wasn’t until we waited 10 minutes after she kept saying I’ll seat you in a min that we walked out and she said oh I can seat you know! Sorry will not wait in Lowelville for cluelessness and rude customers! Never again can’t handle a saturday evening crowd!