
Order tasty dishes and breakfast at Mercato Mio Italian Market. Our on-site restaurant features a menu with tempting traditional Italian items, a comforting selection of breakfast and dinner dishes. Attached to the restaurant is an all-natural craft speakeasy, our hotel bar opened only for dinner. You can enjoy appetizers & drinks while you unwind with colleagues while listening to classic music and enjoying silent black and white films.
Hours
| Friday | 7–11 AM, 4–10 PM |
| Saturday | 7–11 AM, 4–10 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 7–11 AM, 4–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 7–11 AM, 4–10 PM |
| Thursday | 7–11 AM, 4–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1150 Camp Hill Byp, Camp Hill, PA 17011
Phone: (717) 433-9729
Website: https://mercatomiodining.com/
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Reviews
Giant, house-made meatballs, fresh sauce, and a sprinkle of love in every bite. Mark, my server, was fantastic, attentive, and kind.
10 out of 10, Highly recommend..Mark and Mercato Mio!!
Fyi: August is first responders’ month!
Saturdays are 1920’s night and you can catch live music on Wednesdays.
You’re welcome!!
The decor and ambience were a nice surprise as it was nice, clean and quiet. There is a grand piano in the corner, so I wonder if there are live music nights. It’s a nice place to go if you want a quiet dinner.
Our server was Mark and if you saw any of the other reviews, Mark does not disappoint. He was very helpful without being pushy. He checked on us but wasn’t hovering. He gave suggestions in a knowledgeable manner. My friend and I went on a Friday evening around 5:30pm and it wasn’t very busy but more people slowly flowed in as we were eating.
We had the bread basket with focaccia, whipped ricotta, tomato jam and garlic butter and it was really good (we were also relatively hungry ). For main, we got Nonna’s Spaghetti/Pasta and the meatballs were well flavored and tender. Per Mark’s suggestion, we also got the Rigatoni with lamb and short ribs in it and that was flavorful and hearty. For a protein option, we ordered the salmon and both of us really enjoyed this option. The salmon was tender with a slightly crispy exterior while the center maintained juicy. It was well seasoned and the veggies and onions that came with it were also very delightful and provided a wonderful crunch. All in all, we would definitely go again.
For non alcoholic drinks, they have unsweetened/sweet tea (depending on what they have available that day) and a mocktail that Mark is excited about as he was responsible for it (I think).
Not a bad place to go on a date or to bring people from out of town for a more intimate dining experience.
Please excuse the bread in the picture, we ate most of it before the mains arrived. I think there were 6 slices/pieces total.
We had the meatballs for an app, the salmon, brussel sprouts, and the lamb. I got a lavender limone mocktail that was delightful.
Definitely better than the typical restaurant in a hotel. I will go back for the convenience, view, and service for sure.
Anthony, the Maître D’, gave an introductory speech and a toast to kick off the banquet. Five courses were served, each paired with a thoughtfully selected wine and prefaced by Anthony. The head chef, an impressive 27-year-old from NJ, along with two sous-chefs, handled all the food that evening. Five waitstaff members, two of whom also tended bar during the cocktail hour, provided impeccable service. My son, who has a tree-nut allergy, was well-cared for by our waiter, who ensured any dish containing nuts was substituted. We’re truly grateful for their attentiveness.
The cocktail break room was nicely set up and inviting. Live piano music by Bob Barry set the perfect mood throughout the evening.
As for the food, the freshly baked focaccia with tomato jam & whipped ricotta was phenomenal. Pesto pasta butternut squash salad was refreshing. Shaved Brussels sprouts with bacon was addicting. The main course, duck breast in chutney with garlic mashed potato… I needed more of that heavenly goodness! Finally, Tiramisu for dessert which was the only miss for me in terms presentation and also the lady fingers was tough (which is the only thing not made in house btw), but still tasted amazing.
I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend Mercado Mio for its food, service, and ambiance.