Discover Mangiamo Italian Restaurant in historic Solomon, Arizona. Nestled in the former La Paloma site, just a peaceful drive away from Safford, Thatcher, and Pima. Indulge in authentic Italian cuisine prepared by skilled chefs using premium ingredients.We promise you a tranquil and cozy ambiance where our top-notch service complements your dining experience. Let our exquisite wine selection and cocktails enhance your meal for the perfect evening escape from the hustle and bustle.
Hours
| Friday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–8:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5183 E Clifton St, Safford, AZ 85546
Phone: (928) 292-1920
Website: https://www.mymangiamo.com/
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Reviews
1. Service was excellent. You could feel and see the pride and work ethic (something desperately missing in resturants) the staff had. Very interactive and helpful.
2. Everyone is still learning, but with only 2 days of business and where they are at, I know this place will be a mainstay….
3. We will be going back. We were very pleased with everything. Now the food.
Appetizer: Italian Meatballs – marinara sauce was excellent and meatballs were a little on the soggy side. While cooked through, they could have been a little more done.
Main: Chicken Alfredo and Casio Pepe with Shrimp. Chicken Alfredo was good but very very light garlic and butter. Was good but that was surprising. Casio Pepe was on spot but shrimp were over done.
Now, with all that. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND TO GET YOUR BOOTY OUT AND TRY IT. We will be going back….
We waited well over 2 hours, we came around 5:40 and left around 8:30, our plates costed $17.50 and $22. I’m happy to pay that price, but I was anticipating delicious, fresh, whole ingredient food. I ordered the chicken parm, my husband got the pesto steak. While the steak was cooked well and had good flavor, his noodles were cold and they looked suspiciously like the same bow tie pasta that you buy from the great value brand at Walmart. I was expecting my chicken parm to be fresh chicken breast that was pounded into a patty and breaded in the kitchen. No, I’m fairly certain it was Tyson chicken patties…
We ordered an appetizer that never came.
However, it is opening week and I’m hoping these are just kinks. The waitress was very kind and apologetic to the circumstances. She offered a free dessert for the wait and for the failed appetizer. We got the chocolate cheesecake and it was delicious.
Again, we would go back. I hope this is first week jitters and the issues smooth out.
On our first visit (opening night), some of the main dishes didn’t quite meet expectations. The chicken parmesan seemed like it may have been a pre made patty, the lasagna was overcooked on top, and the Alfredo pasta was served a bit dry and could have used more sauce. We understood that it was opening night and that adjustments are common in the beginning.
Service was average. Our waiter wasn’t as attentive as others we observed, and we did have an issue with the bill that included two extra meals. It was corrected, though there wasn’t much explanation or apology.
We decided to give the restaurant another try, but unfortunately one of the chicken dishes was undercooked. While the situation was sorta addressed, it was still disappointing. It was more of a, there’s nothing we can do about it, response.
Overall, this place has potential and a solid concept. With more consistency in the kitchen and stronger attention to service, it could improve significantly. For now, it’s an average experience with room to grow.