La Bella Cucina

My family went to dinner at this restaurant before going to the gym, and apparently we did not look like the kind of clientele they wanted in the restaurant. We stood at the register for five minutes while people ignored us, and after asking for help numerous times Elena refuse to seat us at the only table that was open because they wanted it for a bigger party (The table set five and we were three). As we were leaving they gave the table to an older white couple with a grandchild (three people). I am very disappointed to see this kind of behavior still going on in our valley. Me and my family were born and raised out here and work our way up from the bottom; we may not look rich, but we are well-off. When and if this happens to you we all have an obligation to give our feedback. If I knew this was that kind of restaurant I would never have attempted to dined there. That is not the kind of world I want my daughter to see or grow up in.