
Family-run kitchen & bar dishing up traditional Italian plates in a low-key neighborhood location.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3001 S 32nd Ave, Omaha, NE 68105
Phone: (402) 590-2046
Website: https://mioitalianone.com/
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Reviews
When a restaurant hits the trifecta, I have no other choice but to leave a review. From the moment I walked into Mio Italiano, I knew I HAD to capture some pics. Mio Italiano has the right balance of ol’ skool charm with a cozy, modern look. It’s very clean and that includes their restrooms (very important).
Our server was personable, sweet and “real”.
The food was delicious. Along with their delicious olive oil bread dip, I enjoyed a cup of pasta fazool, the lasagna with bolognese sauce and cannoli for dessert.
I included photos of their wine cellar (available for private gatherings).
I love the atmosphere, as I did before…
Waitress was prompt, quick to refill our water and professional…
Appetizers
Baked shrimp scampi.. exquisite, excellent flavors, this is perfection..
Meatballs..ah the aroma, moist, delicate, strong flavor but not overpowering, simply delicious..
Minestrone soup… loaded with nuggets of happiness.. a somewhat subdued flavor, but it’s aroma lingers in the throat, I love it, my wife not as much, but that’s ok..
Entrees..
Italiano classic combo ( for both of us, usually this doesn’t happen..lol)…
Starting off this combo,
the chicken parmesan very good, perfectly breaded, the sickness is perfect it’s not beaten too thin and very good flavor.. perfect cheese to chicken ratio..
Now the fettuccine alfredo… noodles are cooked perfectly, the flavor is good…
Finally the lasagna Bolognese. Very well done….
We feel that the meatballs were the star of the show. Everything was excellent, but there was something about those, delicious…..
Final thoughts, I knew Dino, we rode together a few times.
So this was not my normal review, I wanted to feel that the passion was still here, that it lives up to the old LoSole, it does…
Are things different, yes, but the biggest difference is the menu, and for those that used to visit, you will notice some changes, and that it is a simpler menu, and that works …
We will return to sample more entrees and appetizers…
I also enjoyed their bread service with the roasted garlic and bruchetta tomatoes, and optional olive oil and balsamic vinegar on the table.
Everything was excellent and I am so glad I came. This was my first time since they reopened after Lo Sol Mio.
Their Lemoncello Cream Cake may be the best lemon dessert I have had in this city.
I will definitely be back.
It’s rated as fine dining, but it’s more an old classic styled restaurant. They have a dress code but it’s no hats, no sleaveless shirts and no cutoff shirts. You can wear jeans here.
Shrimp scampi 4.5 stars…?
I didn’t really care for the toast with it, felt it tastes better on its own.
Veal marsala 3 stars
Wasn’t a big fan of this. The pasta and greens were a 4
Lasagna 4.5 stars
Fettuccine alfredo 4 stars
Chicken parmesan 4 stars
This was a great trio option
Pesto pasta
I don’t prefer these noodles. It felt a bit dry yet it was still oily.
The flavor was good though. 3.5 stars. If they changed the noodles it might get a higher rating?
Stratiatella soup 3 stars
I didn’t try the salad but my friends told me it’s pretty standard.
Parking is available in a medium private lot. They have a banquet hall across the way.