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Stefano Ceresoli, Chef-Owner
of Caffe' Bella Italia, spent many years in the restaurant
business in his native Milan, before moving to San Diego
in 1996. Stefano's Northern Italian cuisine covers all
the traditional Italian dishes and prepares many other
inviting specialties with a personal touch. He has also
introduced many Low Carb Entrees for those who watch
their carbs diet.
Chef Ceresoli's pastas are
homemade and have a supple texture. He also prepares
a variety of wood fire Pizzas, such as Quattro Stagioni
or Bella Italia with imported Parma Prosciutto and arugola
salad.
A nice variety of appetizers
are served at Caffe Bella Italia, from the four kinds
of Bruschetta to the exquisite Burrata, served as a
special, with milky buffalo mozzarella topped with sauteed
cherry tomatoes, spinach and garlic with sliced Parma
prosciutto and grilled pear.
Main entrees range from hearty
dishes such as Filetto al Barolo, filet mignon in a
Barolo reduction to a fresh Halibut alla Checca, with
cherry tomatoes, fresh basil, sauteed with garlic and
white wine and one of the best of Caffe' Bella Italia's
dishes, Linguine alla Pescatora, with fresh seafood.
His wife Roberta helps Stefano
managing the restaurant and taking care of the Banquets
and Catering service. It is a Family Business and customers
appreciate the passion and effort that owners put in
what they do. Chef Stefano loves walking by tables and
chatting with his guests. Often you see the all family
eating at the restaurant, including their three children.
Caffe' Bella Italia's dining
room evokes an authentic italian feel with warm shades
of gold and rust, accented by metalwork, mood lighting
and a Mediterranean style patio. Caffé Bella
Italia is a fun and charming restaurant where locals
and Italians love to dine. Come to try us out in the
heart of Pacific Beach: you will feel like Family!
Milan during the XIX Century |
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The whole family: Caffe Bella Italia's owner-chef Stefano
Ceresoli, Roberta and their three sons: Alberto, Lorenzo
and Matteo.
 From our Moms' traditions, to us, to you!

Halloween: Chef Clown Stefano
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