Has anyone been to Caffe Bella in Randolph. I’ve seen it rated very highly, but do not know anyone personallly who has been there. Unfortunately they don’t have a website that I’m aware of, so I’m not even... (13 replies, last updated by beb31 February 26, 2008)

Does anyone who has dined at Caffe Bella, the “Mediterranian” restaurant in Randolph, MA — one that gets a very high 28 rating for food from Zagat — have an evaluation based on recent (i.e., last 6 months)... (0 replies, last updated by Masticator October 14, 2002)

Several sources tout Caffe Bella as one of the best restaurants in the Boston area. I’ve never been thre. Any opinions? (2 replies, last updated by Maura April 18, 2002)

I’m still looking for reports on Caffe Bella in Randolph, Mass. I’d greatly appreciate hearing from Chowhounds who have sampled the cuisine (which gets a 28 Zagat rating). Does this Mediterranean/Italian spot merit... (2 replies, last updated by MarlaM October 28, 2002)

an old JP restaurant like Black Crowe Caffe or Mi Casita or Perdix or Five Seasons in the Bella Luna space... or bring on something new and creative. It will be good to see two tenants in those spaces rather than one. Good... (14 replies, last updated by hiddenboston May 3, 2008)

I would have to respectfully disagree about Tosca vs. Caffe Bella. The storefront location of Caffe Bella is not as nice, but the food is worlds better than at Tosca’s. (5 replies, last updated by joe December 28, 2005)

Pho So in the Shaws plaza! Grab takeout at “A Taste of Italy” in the Block Buster/Caffe Bella plaza on the corner of RTs 28 and 139—Caffe Bella if they are open for lunch, but I think they are not. I would avoid... (4 replies, last updated by whops February 17, 2008)

Tosca and Caffe Bella never fail to please. Not sure what their Christmas plans are, but I’ve enjoyed every meal I’ve ever had at both. I should add Alba Bar and Grill to that short list, to that list, too, but it... (2 replies, last updated by SeaSide Tomato December 5, 2006)

If not Caffe Bella-how about Tosca? Or Caffe Tosca as a back up? In Quincy, Alba is always terrific with great music later in evening 9not sure of their New year’s Eve plans, 'though. (6 replies, last updated by palm springs02035 December 29, 2006)

X & O is good. La Storia is decent Italian. Chinatown in Cobbs Corner is ok too. Go to Randolph for Caffe Bella (3 replies, last updated by bachslunch October 24, 2007)

Thanks MC Julia! Should I just go to Caffe Bella in Randolph? I’ve been a couple of times and never had a bad experience! (4 replies, last updated by MC Julia February 12, 2005)

Second Caffe Bella. For something a little more moderate in price, with good (not “special occasion” level good) Italian, nice bread basket/bean dip, fun atmosphere, and friendly folks, I have to suggest... (3 replies, last updated by SeaSide Tomato July 29, 2009)

Caffe Bella is better, but La Scala is ok. It’s old school. My office had a holiday dinner there and the food was fine. (4 replies, last updated by MikeLowellFan November 12, 2007)

The good ones I can think of are varying degrees above mid-range: Tosca (Hingham), Tomasso (Southborough), Bridgeman’s and Saporito’s (Hull), Caffe Bella (Randolph), La Campania and Tuscan Grill (Waltham).... (8 replies, last updated by Blumie April 10, 2007)

to avoid. Go to Caffe Bella! (5 replies, last updated by John January 1, 2006)