Mioposto Pizzeria

I sat at the bar, which appears to be a tight fit as my elbows keep touching my neighbors as we were trying to eat our dinner. The restaurant was on a waitlist for happy hour and dinner, so it was packed. The bartender was great, she was attentive and kind as she was both the bartender for the restaurant and also the server for the bar guests as well. Overall great experience. I ordered the meatballs, margarita, pizza, beet salad, and clams. For which everything was delicious minus the clams, because they tasted overcooked and fishy.

I love coming here to get their zucca Balsamico. It’s hands down my favorite pizza in Seattle. It’s definitely something special and doesn’t compare flavor wise to other pizzas I have had. The place is a little small but we always get a table. When placing an order you might need to wait a little longer than expected but definitely worth the wait!

Lovely little neighborhood spot. Appreciate that it's open for lunch and brunch. My first visit today won't be my last! Authentic wood fired pizzas, wonderful ambience and great service (thanks Anton!)

Context: Happy hour on a Sunday. Happy hour prices are good. A menu is included with this review, but small pizzas (personal sized) are priced at $11 as of the time of this writing. As others have noted, they are very good. I recommend the lamb pizza - the flavor combination is complementary and elevates the dish. The clams are generously portioned and a pretty good value for $10 in Seattle. The sauce is a bit thin and winey, but tastes pretty good if you order some form of bread (or pizza crust!) to sop it up. The rosemary flatbread is tasteful with a sparse amount of ingredients and it comes piping hot from the oven. I can also recommend the ceci, which is a roasted chickpea dish. I can't remember what spice they put in it, but also a great value and flavor. It wasn't too crowded at the beginning of happy hour but began to become so toward the end. They have outdoor seating. 4/5 good food, but for the prices, I'd only come during happy hour rather than for a full meal.

Yes, Mioposto's Ravenna pizzeria was temporarily closed after an SUV crashed into the restaurant on July 4th. The incident occurred when a vehicle ran a red light and collided with the building while patrons were dining inside. Several people were injured, and the building was deemed unsafe due to a gasoline leak. The restaurant is closed for repairs and safety inspections.

Super cute little place that felt homely. The service was great, the lady serving us was funny and attentive. The pizza was tasty, the dough tasted really refresh and of quality, so were the toppings. The beet salad we had was simple and refreshing! Great place for brunch with a couple of friends and just to relax.

Really delicious pizza with perfect dough. Lots of other options as well, such as the $21 pizza and salad special, brunch until 3 pm and sandwiches, entrees, etc. lots of options for vegetarians too.

Absolutely phenomenal! This woodfired pizza spot is a hidden gem for any pizza lover. The crust was perfectly crisp with that signature smoky flavor you can only get from a wood-fired oven, and the toppings were incredibly fresh and flavorful. I had the egg and pancetta, and it was hands down the best I’ve ever tasted. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the ambiance was cozy yet vibrant, making it a fantastic place to enjoy a meal. Highly recommend to anyone looking for authentic, delicious pizza. I’ll definitely be back!

I've driven by this place a bunch, and finally stopped in with some friends. It's relatively tiny inside with a very small patio, so expect a wait on busier nights. Service was friendly. We ordered the antipasti appetizer, a salad, and 3 pizzas.There were 4 of us and had just the right amount of food. They have a lot of vegetarian options too! My partner's favorite was the pepperoni one and my favorite was the potato one. One of our friends isn't a huge potato fan and he even loved it. We were too stuffed for dessert, but looking forward to coming back!

Come here for the perfect slice with amazing crust - we got the seasonal pie with fresh peaches and burrata, which was easily a crowd favorite. The meatballs also were sooo good! The vibe inside is small but good lighting and nice ambiance. They don't take reservations but the great thing is you can join the online queue before even getting there.

I really wanted to love this place. Decent pizza, good food. Pretty good brunch and happy hour menus! But the service was terrible, which really ruined the experience. After being sat down, it took awhile to be greeted and to get waters. Our waitress walked past our table and even made eye contact; however, didn't even say hi, say "sorry, I'll be right with you guys", or anything at all...just walked right past us. Even after that, we still waited for awhile to be acknowledged. It wasn't even that busy. We were at the point, we wanted to walk out...but we stayed because we were hungry. Not even a "sorry" for waiting from our waitress. We eventually ordered and got our food, it was okay. But the terrible service left a bad taste in our mouths

Delicious food, beautiful views of a quiet street in seattle outside their big windows, and timely service for a lovely girl's day brunch! 21$ for a pizza & ceasar salad combo! The shakshuka I ordered had chickpeas and basil, giving the whole dish a refreshing flavor! My friends all ordered a variety of their brunch menu items including: Stromboli - well baked with a nice cheesy interior, served sliced in half for you and a good personal portion size Bacon and eggs breakfast pizza - 8" plate sized, thin crust, indulgent comforting flavors Arenciata - a sweet bready dish with glazed apples and a nice cup of syrup to drench your bites in Carne panini - grilled really well with cheese, tomatoes and a green, and perfectly sized if you are not a big eater. This was by far the friendliest size of dish to finish, as everything else was humogo, we left happily stuffed. Our server was friendly and accommodating, which made everything better. We happily try their other locations because this was an amazing, relaxing brunch experience

Delicious pizzas! Sit at the bar area and watch the pizzas get freshly made. It was cool to watch them make each pizza. Come during happy hour and order everything on their HH menu! Everything we ordered was a hit. It was a busy Saturday evening, but our server was very attentive. Our food came out fairly quickly considering how busy they were. Ton of non-stop togo pizza orders were flying off the kitchen counter while we were there, if that gives you any indication of how popular they are.

Great food and service. A neighborhood favorite. I really like their various wood fired pizza options and salads too. Definitely returning soon.

Went here for happy hour on a Monday, we were the first people there at 3:20 and when we left people were trickling in. The place is super nice, we sat in the corner which has nice corner windows to people watch. Service was super nice, very attentive. We accidentally dropped some cutlery on the floor and they noticed right away and gave us another pair without us asking. The food was also solid. 11-13 dollars for a good 8in personal pizza. Probs wouldn't go out of my way again but if someone asked to go there I'd be happy to go. Overall I feel like it's a 3.7. Clams - 4/10. 6/10 for the taste but for the price it's 4/10, we got 10 clams for 12 dollars Pinocchio - 5, greasy and salty Margherita - 7, nothing stand out. I feel like you know when you've had a good margherita pizza and this was just alright Mushroom - 7.5, pretty good, caramelized onions were good on this

Food was really good, and the food came out fast! The ambiance was great too, really pretty place. A good place for a date. Meatballs were delicious, their sauce was so good! The meatballs tasted like they used good meat so they didn't have to put any fillers in. Yum. The pizza was good, interesting flavors. We also got the Caesar salad, it was good but pretty standard. The tiramisu was one of the best I've had. I've tried tiramisu at many different restaurants, and few I'd go back for. I'd totally go back for the meatballs & tiramisu :)

We had eaten from this place on once before and really enjoyed our meal. As vegetarians, we chose the vegetable sandwich and it was amazing. Last week we decided to order for delivery the same thing. We ordered from the website. The sandwiches were so soaked in oil that the bread just fell apart in our hands, leaving a greasy soup in the box. There seemed to be half the amount of vegetables and it was basically inedible. I wrote to let the know our dinner terrible (and $$$), And I received this back from the regional manager: "I made a mistake as we just changed 3rd party ordering platforms. Since this was ordered through a 3rd party vendor, you need to reach out to them as they're the ones who received the payment. I hope that makes sense." No it doesn't as we ordered from the website. Unsatisfactory customer service and a terrible meal.

A very cute spot for a romantic date night! It's primarily dim and lit with candles and when it's darker outside it's very cute :) The antipasti, pizzas, and tiramisu were all great, but not outstanding. Of all the dishes, i recommend the antipasti the most, especially if sharing! Service was friendly :)

Great happy hour deals for a romantic Italian date night. Loved the mussels and the soft, warm bread and the Hemingway daiquiri. The personal pizzas were a great deal and we loved the pillowy dough of the Marguerite and balsamic pizzas. No reservations and it fills up fast, so try to arrive before 5!

Our server was Daphne I believe, she had the same birthday as me! We enjoyed her checking in and making sure we were okay during our evening. The food was DELICIOUS!!! I'm a pasta kinda gal but my friends got the Pizzas and hands down it was amazing! Better than your regular pizza hut or dominos! The wine is also great I had the Gini Soave Classico, it was one of the best wines I've tasted in a while. The vibe was very classy casual, they had a tv going with a live fireplace which set the mood. To me, it gave me the vibe of a romantic feel and not your typical pizza restaurant. The place is pretty small but it is a MUST TRY for sure!

We've had Mioposto through DoorDash twice in the last month and it's quickly becoming our favorite go to pizza in Seattle. We typically order a La Calabria and a Mushroom Hunter. The crust is perfectly tender yet slightly crisp and light. Toppings are fresh and they clearly use quality ingredients. The price is more than fair for the quality of the pies. We'll continue to order pies from Mioposto -- it's a no-brainer on a Friday (or any) night.

Had some delicious pizza and drinks during happy hour! It's a rare and pleasant occurrence to feel satiated and spend less than $15 on a meal these days. I tried the Zucca Balsamica pizza and it was delicious - the crust in particular was perfectly blistered. Cocktails are pricey, but that's commonplace nowadays. I had the nonalcoholic Pumpkin Negroni and it was delicious. Probably one of the most unique concoctions I've had and it paired nicely with the pizza. Ambiance inside is cute and cozy! Perfect for date night. There's no parking lot, so be prepared for either street parking or parking further away and walking.

The management for the dinner service tonight was awful. I called a week in advance to make reservations for my group (which included children). I understand their reservation policy is lax, but the person assured me our table would be ready if we checked in at 4:50pm, which is exactly when we came. They gave our table away. Ok, it happens. They said it'd take 30 minutes. It took ONE hour. We stood outside in the cold with 4 children (one baby) and they didn't do anything to expedite the process. Once we finally sat down, they did nothing to make up for the horrible service up to that point. We ordered the kids' pizza qickly. They forgot one. They said if we ordered bread it'd come quickly (I wanted to make sure there was something for the kids to nibble on since they were starving), the bread took 30 minutes. Then management didn't offer a single thing to us. They didn't take even the late bread off our bill. I'm honestly fuming. I don't know if the management was just incapable or racist, but they should definitely hear this feedback. We go to Mio Posto very often. We've never had such terrible issues. The food is good, but the service tonight was unacceptable. DO BETTER.

I've never written a review before in my life but this needs to be addressed. Mio Posto is my favorite pizzeria in Seattle so I don't want to sweep this under the rug. My wife booked a table for 6+2 high chairs for 5pm today. Over the phone they said they don't take a reservations but there wouldn't be a problem since they had our name down for 5pm. They said we were officially on the wait list. (I heard the conversation on speaker myself). We get there, (remember 2 high chair means small children) they told us 30 minutes. After 40 min when I started to get a little upset and saw they just give the dessert menu to the people were eating before us. I talked to the manger and after apologizing and trying to get the table ready he kept focusing on the fact that they don't take reservations. (You should be clear how you talk over the phone to customers especially when you see 2 high chairs are required for that table). After 1 hour I was able to get the kids seated (only because I asked) but not the entire party. 3 people from the previous party were still sitting. We finally got the party seated after 1h and 10 minutes. After we ordered, they forgot my kid's pizza, didn't bring the bread we asked for before the pizza (my kids were starving, my 14 months kid crying because of the long wait. At the end zero discount, zero acknowledgment from the manager, not even saying good night! Learn from this to give better experience to future customers.

Came here with friends for brunch. It's a warm, inviting neighborhood spot that is busy for good reason on a weekend! The staff were accommodating & seated us in a short amount of time & met any requests we had with kindness & quick service. The drink selection & food options were wonderful & difficult to choose from! Hope to come out again & check out other items from the menu.

Came here for brunch and had a great time. Food was good and fresh, service was mostly quick and the mimosas were good. The pizza was a little spicier than I expected, overpowered it a little but my fiance finished it. Stromboli was my favorite

Ordered the egg & panchetta pizza and it arrived with a pretty-much RAW egg on top. I didn't say "soft egg". I saw raw. I don't think it's safe to consume. I am so so disappointed. Also pizza box came unsealed.

I pride myself on my pizza consuming experience--especially when it comes to "Neapolitan" wood fire pizza. As I tour Seattle's pizza restaurants, I've had Mioposto in my sights for awhile. Was working nearby today and decided to give it a try. I ordered to-go, which of course isn't ideal, but good enough I'd say. Picking it up around 12:30pm, there was a very strange smell in the restaurant and terrible Christian rock playing inside. Vibe seemed relatively nice but not as cute as the photos on their website suggests. Ok all that is dismissible. The reason I stayed away from Mioposto for so long was their prices. $22 for a 12"Margarita is absolutely f#@king insane. I get it if you have veggies, or meat, or whatever that costs a lot of money. But a margarita NEEDS to be cheap. It's the Italian way. Anyways, I finally folded and gave the $22 Margarita ($28 after tax and tip) a try. What an extremely underwhelming and overpriced experience. Just generally a pretty bland pie. Even if I had been seated, it still wouldn't have been worth. How much can it possibly cost to make a margarita? I've had plenty of phenomenal margaritas for under $15 all across the country. If you couldn't tell by now, this is very much a lifelong personal battle for me. Mioposto ain't it

Their happy hour is amazing. We had incredible service, everything came out quickly, great ambiance, food was delicious! Lots of kiddos in the restaurant so very kid friendly.

Delicious everything! And everything's even better during happy hour with their STEAAAL prices. The pizzas are fresh, not soggy, delicious. All the salads are well balanced as well!

Mioposto is one of me and my kids favorite places to go and we always love it! The pizza is Super tasty, The staff and service is really nice, and has a great view,

I had the Morning Hash at 10:30 am on Sunday. I didn't expect anything extraordinary, just breakfast. It was, literally, the best meal I can remember eating. The flavors mixed perfectly. I'm so glad I didn't customize it at all. I did not add the spicy pepper because I don't like spicy food. My coffee was great tasting. The restaurant is super clean and has wide open windows with a lot of greenery visible. It's warm and friendly. Our server was perfect, friendly, helpful, and attentive. I ate with three people who also had an amazing time.

The service was fantastic, the vibe was great, cocktails were lovely. But the pizza was nothing too special. Probably won't come back.

Happy Hour pizzas are flavorful. Haven't tried their salads but they look good. Ambiance is okay, kind of feels cramped and there's a weird smell. Tiramisu is only okay. Overall, I really only enjoyed their pizzas -- but just okay experience.

The menu did not list salad dressing in the description so I asked for balsamic on the side. The salad came heavily dressed in another dressing. By that time I didn't want to wait for it to be remade I just ate the ingredients that weren't lettuce.

Happy hour: beet salad with hazelnuts and goat cheese was refreshingly nice, and satisfying. The lamb pizza with mint, pimiento and Salsa Verde was a winning combination and really brought out the flavor of the lamb. The fresh squeezed lemonade accompanied it all well - not too sweet, and genuine flavor. Tira misu for dessert was just right, and a generous portion. I would have preferred feta cheese in the beet salad - the goat cheese overpowered the other more subtle flavors. But hazelnuts were such a nice choice with their more subtle flavor and lesser crunch that balanced the beets well. Will definitely be back again - was a great meal.

The food here is fantastic, you can tell it's quality. The spirit-free drinks were super fun. Great atmosphere and a lovely experience.

Best pizza is the one with eggs and pancetta on it. Really lovely restaurant and atmosphere.

Had the chance to have lunch here and it was excellent. Friendly staff, clean and great service. The pizza and salad lunch special was just right. If you're in the area it's the stand out pizza place.

This is one of my favorite local neighborhood restaurants, but shrinkflation is really doing a number on my ability to enjoy coming here. The good news first: the pizza is still the best you can get. The crust is perfectly thin with the right amount of chew and the toppings are creative and full of flavor. Also, important, because they are fixed at 12 inches they are not mysteriously decreasing in portion size over time. Everything here is a few dollars more expensive than it used to be, which is understandable in the broader economic context. Unfortunately, while price increases to match the market are inevitable, squeezing down portion sizes is a choice. I'm happy to support local business even with everything getting more expensive, but I expect support in return for my loyalty: respect for my patronage and prioritization of my satisfaction. The antipasti was one of my favorite appetizer dishes here and it used to be filled to or above the brim of the wooden serving boats they use. Today I was served a tray with so little food it barely covered the bottom and had just TWO pieces of prosciutto, all the while being more than 10% more expensive than before. This kind of miserly plating is borderline insulting especially to longtime customers who remember what this place could be. I really hope they stabilize here and figure out how to offer a reasonable price to portion ratio again, because currently I cannot justify coming here more than once a month or two when I used to be here every week.

Some of the best pizza I've had in a long time. We got the peach and prosciutto, the mushroom, and the zucca which were all amazing. The crust was so delicious and the balance of flavors were incredible. The service was also very good and we sat at the pizza bar which was a lot of fun to see them making the pizza in the oven.

Absolutely wonderful!!! Had the most delicious meal here tonight with some friends. The cozy atmosphere and friendly wait staff (Diana), really made for a lovely evening. I must be be clear...GET THE ANTIPASTI!!! You will not regret it. A wonderful way to start off a fabulous meal. Pictures attached and everything we had was delicious!! Can't wait to come back!!

We have been here multiple times, because they have reliably good Neapolitan-style pizza.

This continues to be one of my very favorite Seattle restaurants. They do such a good job! And they are 100% consistent. I've never had anything I haven't like here. And, to boot, they have a rock-star Happy Hour, from 4-6, 7 days a week! Can't recommend them enough!

Bryant setting was comfortable and relaxing, services were attentive, welcoming and informative as well as responsive to change in our order. Eats were good ( pizza, appetizers and drinks).

Great pizza and salads with friendly staff. If you are a pizza lover this is a solid spot, and bonus points for their GF options as a member of our party was raving about the crust.

Food was so good we went twice, and got a snap the second time we ate there. The beet salad is amazing and pizzas so delish, would defiantly go next time i'm in town.

Wonderful ambience for a date or girls night out. Delicious pizza and salads. Love the beet salad, prosciutto and arugula pizza, lamb pizza, and mushroom pizzas. Probably would love them all! I'd give it 54 stars if the price wasn't pretty outrageous ($70 for a pizza, shared salad, two glasses of wine). Even for Seattle, that seems high.

Fantastic wood fired pizza, but expensive and not particularly filling. But don't deny the taste -- the "mushroom hunter" is outrageously good. I don't know what they do to those mushrooms but the taste and fragrance is next level. We had two pizzas each priced near $25-$30 range and we left still a little bit hungry. This is top level artisan pizza... if you are willing to pay for it. I will be back, but maybe not as often as I otherwise would be if I was rich!

Food was great. Best pizza I've had in Seattle so far. Service was very fast and attentive. Restaurant looks amazing. Great date place

Finally tried out Mioposto a few weeks ago for our anniversary, and it was a good spot for a casual but romantic weeknight dinner. Small and bustling, we arrived at just the right time (roughly 7:30pm on a Tuesday). They don't take reservations and there's really no room inside the restaurant to mill about, so we were happy to have a table right away. (Sorry to the party behind us who had to wait out in the cold!) Dimly lit and cozy, we dug the vibe. There's a small bar that's open to the restaurant, and they had a sports game on (probably football? I don't pay attention to these things), but it wasn't distracting where we were seated in the restaurant. Or maybe that's because I strategically positioned my back to the TV's. Anyway, I wasn't bothered by it. Our server was friendly and recommended some good vegetarian options. We shared the mushroom hunter pizza (Garlic roasted portobello, cremini, and oyster mushrooms, caramelized onions, mozzarella, fontina, thyme) and the eggplant parmesan with a side roasted beet salad (Greens, goat cheese, cracked Marcona almonds). The beet salad was spectacular. I don't usually say that about salad, but this was so fresh and flavorful. The pizza was also really good. Thin crust, wood-fired, and the tastes and textures were all working. We both agreed that we wouldn't order the eggplant parm again. Too thick cut and saucy for our liking. Their cocktail menu looked good, and I enjoyed my glass of wine. We'd happily find our way back here again to this happening neighborhood spot!

The service here is phenomenal, I would go back just to hang out with our server! The food is consistently amazing as well. Its a lovely neighborhood restaurant!

One of my favorite neighborhood restaurants. They have a great happy hour, and we got 2 pizzas to share as well as an aperol spritz. The zucca balsámica pizza was well balanced and my favorite. Friendly service, a lovely bartender, and a cozy but busy interior.

This place has some of the best pizza I've had on the West Coast. The flavors were incredible and I've had to go back twice in 2 weeks. Their hand crafted pies are packing with flavor. Classic Margherita is usually a staple for me at pizza spots but the le patate con tarfuto was by far one of the best pies I've had in my life! Absolutely delicious flavors with the olive oil. Waiters were very helpful and brought the food out fast! This is a small and intimate vibe in Ravenna bur bursting with flavors. Would recommend getting a reservation ahead of time!

Staff is very nice and the happy hour is great! The place is small and always packed which tells you how popular it is. Highly recommend getting to happy hour at the start to get a spot!

Loved the salads and met for a birthday lunch. They can accommodate a big group and atmosphere is friendly and spacious! Pizza was delicious too!

I got to try their arugula and prosciutto pizza and their meatballs and it was very delicious! Their pizza is a bit on the thin side, making it very difficult to pick up; it would be nice if it was slightly thicker. However, I was not expecting to enjoy their meatballs so much! It was very juicy and flavorful!