Mioposto Pizzeria - Mercer Island

I went to this restaurant with a friend for lunch during the summer. They have a wonderful outdoor patio where you can enjoy the sun while staying shaded with an aperol spritz. The pizzas are delicious and you can choose to have different flavors on one pizza, which is a nice option. The watermelon feta salad was also delicious, and I could eat it by the bucketful. The restaurant may seem unassuming from the outside and it's part of a smaller local chain, but it's definitely worth visiting if you're craving tasty Italian food and drinks.

What a charming little restaurant! It has been a few years since my last visit. When I was younger, they used to give me dough to play with and make fun shapes like animals, houses, and even presidents. It was a delightful experience. I recommend Mioposto to everyone for a wonderful dining experience. Good night to all!

I have not visited Mioposto for brunch before, only for pizza, so this review is based solely on the brunch I experienced recently. The service was good and the dessert was delicious. However, I was disappointed with the $19 morning hash dish, as I expected more food and a better presentation. The arugula on the side seemed sparse and lacked any dressing or toppings. The hash itself was overly crispy and the portion size was small. The dish did not meet my expectations given its price. Thankfully, the drink and tiramisu were enjoyable and saved the overall brunch experience. The restaurant's interior is nicely decorated and the ambiance was quiet enough for conversation, which was as expected.

A cozy take on Italian. Wonderful pastas, fabulous pizzas. The prosciutto and egg with regular sauce is unbelievably good. Nice happy hour selection of wines and apps. The waitstaff are seasoned and knowledgeable.

The restaurant has a cool and modern rustic ambiance and offers a variety of menu items. The happy hour clams were well-prepared and the bread was fresh. There is an additional $6 charge for gluten-free pizzas, but the crust is nothing special. The manager seemed agitated and there were loud noises from clanking dishes, but otherwise the service was fine. There are vegetarian pizza options available, but not vegan. They accommodate gluten-free dietary restrictions, but not dairy-free. Overall, the atmosphere, food, and service all rated a 4 out of 5. The restaurant is recommended for vegetarians, as they clearly label their vegetarian dishes. The average price per person for dinner is $20–30.