Casa Bella

The place itself is nice and comfortable. The décor is pleasant, although the food display did not look as attractive as in the publicity photos, possibly because it wasn’t a busy day. The atmosphere could also be improved slightly to make it feel more lively.

The seating needs attention. The chairs feel quite worn and overused, which gives the impression they are not very clean. Refurbishing or replacing them would improve the overall experience.

I ordered the fish soup and crevette bourak — both were very nice and full of flavour. The meat brochette, however, was a bit dry.

Food arrived quickly, and the staff inside were pleasant and efficient. Service was good overall, and the prices are reasonable.

However, on my second visit, I witnessed the owner outside on the street using very inappropriate and offensive language towards some customers. The language used was not suitable in front of families, children, or women, especially considering our cultural values. This was disappoin

Disappointing experience on multiple fronts. A staff member at the entrance (a religious bearded man ) was extremely hostile toward customers who parked in front of the restaurant, yelling and being verbally aggressive in a way that made everyone uncomfortable. This kind of treatment is unacceptable regardless of parking issues.
As for the food, it was mediocre overall. Most dishes lacked distinctive flavor, the fish had an odd taste that reminded me of beef (which was off-putting), and the cheesecake was excessively sweet.
Given the poor service and subpar food quality, I won't be returning.

Casa Billa serves amazing fish and barbecue. Everything is fresh, full of flavor, and cooked perfectly. Great food and definitely worth a visit.