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Top 10 Italian food in Mystic, Connecticut, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best Italian food in Mystic, Connecticut, United States. Swab the decks, batten down the hatches and get ready to set sail for a weekend of adventure in Mystic, Connecticut's seaside city devoted to all things maritime. From the popular Mystic Seaport, a recreated 19th-century seafaring village, to the newly updated Mystic Aquarium, where you can mingle with beluga whales, seals and dolphins, there is something nautical at every turn. The Colonial period buildings of Olde Mystick Village offer a few tasty seafood restaurants, historical atmosphere and a multitude of unique gift shops. While most of Mystic's attractions have a marine theme, there are a couple of exceptions: landlubbers may want to check out the Mystic Art Association's galleries and studios, which showcase the work of local and regional artists. Or have a lunch at Mystic Pizza, the eatery made famous by the Julia Roberts movie of the same name. From restaurants with plenty of crayons and kid's menus to hotels with puppet shows and bedtime story hours, everything about Mystic is geared toward children, making it a fun and educational family getaway. And for adults, the nearby Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun casino complexes are a sure bet for entertainment.
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10. 184 Pizzeria
9. Vivian's Mediterranean Market
Reviewed By Barry N
my wife is from Sudan,but is Armenian so when we heard about this place we had to try it, just because... and no other reason.It was good. can I tell you the names of the food. no.This is one I let my wife lead me as I did not know one thing from another. However I was very pleased with the foods that came out. All were very good and like home made. so If you like this kind of food and you should you will have some new foods that you can fall in love with.Well served,fresh,home made style.A clean place that is well taken care of. I do recomend that you try it.Like good food. go here.
8. Christo's Pizza
Overall Ratings
3 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By Gail W
This pizzeria was very close to our hotel so we decided to give it a try. It was a very basic interior but we let the pizza do the talking and ordered a large pizza - too large! - with various toppings and it was delicious! Even went for a take away the next night as weather was horrendous but not quite as good!
7. Mangoâs Wood Fired Pizza Co.
Reviewed By bamboo444
The best part of the pizza is the crust and Mangoâs does not disappoint. We had Garlic cheese bread starter which arrived a little close to our pizza order. Recommend the Bootlegger pizza (pepperoni, sausage and bacon) and Prosciutto and Arugula pizza. Both were full of toppings and lots of cheese. Service was friendly and food arrived quickly. The only downside is it is rather loud and echoey and the chairs are not very comfortable.
6. Angie's Pizza House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Reviewed By xxxxxxcxx
Terrible pizza. How a cheese pizza could be grease is amazing. Cheese is made from milk. If it's fake cheese it's made from grease. Greasy cheese pizza means cheap fake cheese. Cheap sausage added to fake cheese and forget it. Spaghetti pizza = old spaghetti canned sauce and fake cheese. Even drunk this would be bad.
5. Mystic Pizza
Overall Ratings
4 based on 2237 reviews
Reviewed By JakeCobain
Mystic Pizza was one of our stops on the recent New England road trip I took with my wife and 1-year old sonIâve never seen the movie, but I love pizza, so when my wife put it on our âMust Seeâ list, I was down. We were just driving though Mystic and not staying there, so finding a parking spot was a huge pain in the ass. We ended up in a residential area and had to walk a bit to the restaurant. The place was pretty busy but the friendly hostess still accommodated us and set us up with a high chair at a booth. The service was just as good. I had the chicken gorgonzola pizza, wings, and some local craft beer. My wife had the Mediterranean pizza. For my son, we ordered what may be the best looking kids grilled cheese sandwich Iâve ever seen. Everything was delicious!The restaurant in general was very cozy and full of nostalgia. I wish we had more time to spend in Mystic (which looked like such a cool little town) so that I could come back for seconds!
4. Pizzetta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 258 reviews
Reviewed By Bob O
Lots of people flock to Mystic Pizza because of the movie but the best pizza in Mystic is at Pizzetta. Love their thin crust and outdoor dining patio. I have eaten there many times and have never been disappointed. My favorite is their meat lovers pizza. Itâs a carnivoreâs delight.
3. Anthony J's Bistro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 397 reviews
Reviewed By donih
Amazing Pasta and charming outside patio with heat lamps. You feel like you are in a little cafe in Italiaâ-when sitting on the patio with the soft lights, romantic atmosphere, great food,and fabulous chocolate martini! I was a friend so the romantic atmosphere did us little good but it would be a perfect place for a date night. They had small tables for two, some for 4 and some larger so it was perfect. They have heat lamps so even though it was a chilly night between the heat and martini I was just right! The focaccia bread is Great.
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2. Bravo Bravo Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 439 reviews
Reviewed By JohnnyT0996
It was our first time at the new location and I have to say it didn't dissapoint. The decor, atmosphere, menu and the staff were all top notch...especially our server Margaret. We were warmly greeted at the door and all the way thru to dessert we were given the best service. The food was amazing. It was well prepared and presented. We were pleased with the apps (whipped goat cheese was amazing), and all of our entrees. I highly recommend stopping in. We will definitely be back!
1. Frank's Gourmet Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 403 reviews
Cozy. American/Continental Cuisine. Elegance for the casual diner. Located in Mystic, Ct just off Interstate 95. Away from the downtown traffic and parking hassles.
Reviewed By carogal
Went as a couple last Friday night to celebrate our anniversary. I can't comment on the food or drinks,but I can provide feedback on our awkward and uncomfortable experience. We walked and to check with the hostess and were asked if we had reservations. We said no , but don't mind if there's a wait. She actually rolled her eyes and said " Well, it's at least an hour wait!" We said that's ok and asked to place our name on the wait list. No problem we figured we'd have a drink at the bar. Bad idea! As soon as we walked in , not even taking a seat the man behind the bar tells us" There's Five People waiting for these Seats!" We hadn't even asked. He appeared to just kind of get in our faces as soon as we even dared to walk in. I've never felt so unwelcome and this did hurt my feelings. We are never turned down like this. I understand it being busy on a Friday night. But, we decided to go elsewhere not due to the wait time, but because we were uncomfortable about being served food by people who were so inconvenienced by our presence. Ended up going to Go Fish where we were welcomed and had great service,good food and awesome martinis, but that's another review.
