Mia Italian Tapas & Bar is situated in the center of the up-and-coming Rock Rose Ave. at the Domain. Mia Italian is a welcomed addition to the North end of the Domain which is quickly becoming a mecca of fine dining and night life.
The stunning restaurant lures guests in with handsome dark woods, exposed brick, gleaming Edison bulbs hanging from the ceiling and the open space feels welcoming.
Mia Italian Tapas & Bar interior – Photo Jesse Drohen
Chef Alonso Lopez cultivated an invigorating menu. The restaurant menu is a beautiful blend of enticing tapas, savory shareable plates, rustic pizzas and delectable desserts. The chalk board menu of desserts are seasonal and punctuate the end of a meal at Mia Italian Tapas & Bar perfectly.
Mia Italian Tapas & Bar guests will delight in refreshing craft cocktails, local drafts and fine wines at the bar and throughout the gorgeous restaurant. The draft line up includes local taps. Guests dining in on Wednesdays can enjoy 1/2 off select bottles of wines.
Salmon Crudo crispy shallots, soy, citrus vinaigrette – $9.50
Braised Petit Ribs | chianti braised beef ribs – $10
Yummy Dates | bacon wrapped dates – $5
Mushroom | marinated button mushrooms – $5
Braised Lamb Shank grilled veggies, chianti reduction – $23
Spicy Cioppino shrimps, mussels, squid, clams, salmon, spicy tomato – $25
Spaghetti Carbonara poached egg, smoked bacon, reggiano – $15
Lamb Ragu Garganellibraised lamb, fresh herb, reggiano – $17
Funghi | wild mushroom, truffle oil, arugula – $14
Figs | figs, bacon, caramelized onion, vincotto, gorgonzola cream – $15
Berry Tart Dessert
Review by @Sushigirl_ATX
| Saturday | 11:00AM–11PM |
| Sunday | 11AM-9PM |
| Monday | 11AM–10PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM–10PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM–10PM |
| Thursday | 11AM–10PM |
| Friday | 11AM–11AM |
“What to Order” photos by Amy Drohen
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