Mia’s

Bruschetta was French bread toasted with parmesan cheese sprinkle on top of chopped basil and tomato with balsamic vinegar. Nice try, and if you are selling Italian food and no longer sell wine, it’s time to figure out where to move.

The Marinara sauce was amazing. If they had marinara sauce competitions every year and the whole world competed it would probably be at least top 227 in the world. Take into consideration there are many Italian restaurants in the world. Including all of Italy. 227 would be a good ranking. I would rate it about 6 out of 5 stars.

Couldn’t quite give it all five stars. The dinner was very good, the calamari was ok at best. Now the desserts and service were great.

Food is awesome. Really enjoyed our meal. It came out hot and delicious. Waitress and owner were fantastic and looked after our needs. Really this is a great place. Kind of behind Walmart and close to the holiday inn where we are staying.

So good the ingredients was fresh pasta was really good salad and bread were both perfect the house dressing was really good and the pizza was top notch I will be back when driving through Plainview TX

I found this place looking for Napolis which it used to be and is now Mia’s. I like to call in to these little italian places and pick it up and take it back to the room so I stopped and got a menu. When I ordered they helped me find something to fit my mood (I wanted a white sauce but not Alfredo.) they recommended the Chicken Genovesi which was very good. It was creamy with a touch of sweetness. The chicken was a little over done on the tough side but all in all I would definitely recommend it over Olive Garden.

Mia’s has amazing and authentic Italian food. My favorite thing to order is either a pizza or Stromboli. My husband typically gets spaghetti and meatballs. Very friendly staff and great prices.

We weren’t disappointed. Clean, good service, and the food was good. The Marinara sauce was very good. If we go back through Plainview, I would eat there again.

Subpar food and service. I ordered the lasagna and the tomatoe sauce was congealed like it had been sitting under a heat lamp. The waitress was clueless about the menu items and asked us for help in reading the menu. Olive Garden in Lubbock is much much better than this place. Do not waste your money here. The only good thing about the meal was the glass of wine I had. The bruschetta bread was soft and not crisp as you would expect. Avoid this restaurant.

Excellent food but the service was lacking! I had the Lasagna and it was delicious, their pizza is also great as is their spaghetti. You can’t stop eating their bread, it’s also awesome!

Food is delicious! The bread they bring out before is the best. The service could have been a little better. It just seemed slightly inefficient. But it was an enjoyable dinner and a nice way to spend the evening.

Gave three stars for food — definitely good, but as I’ve said before, it’s isn’t just the food that makes the impression and these guys really need to get their act together if they hope to survive.
The owner was making every effort to please, and that can certainly be appreciated. The waitress was very inexperienced and had not received much training. Service was slow and clumsy. That should improve with time.
The greatest need for improvement is in the wine service. Neither our waiter nor those I saw serving other tables knew how to serve wine. They brought the wine to the table already opened and proceeded to pour.
So, if the owner happens to read this post, here is my suggestion for wine service: 1. Server presents the bottle of wine to the table UNOPENED and asks who will approve the wine. 2. The server uncorks the bottle at the table and hands the cork to the person who will approve. 3. The waiter pours a small portion of wine into the approver’s glass and allows the approver to assess the wine-​swirl it, smell it, taste it, etc. 4. If given the nod of approval on the bottle, the server then pours SMALL servings-​about ¼ to ¹⁄₃ of the glass– for all who will be partaking. 5. The bottle will most likely not be empty, so it remains at the table. 6. The server may return later and offer to refill some of the glasses but, again, don’t pour the glass more than ¹⁄₃ to ¼ full.
Wine is new to Plainview restaurants and Mia’s is the only restaurant I’ve seen there that has the capacity to become a go-​to dinner spot without joining the Country Club or the Elks Club. I hope they make the effort to make it work!

This place is amazing!!! Not really sure why the citizens of Plainview are not here??? The pizza is fabulous! The farfalla is amazing! The bread… yeah it’s pretty awesome too! Everything is solid! Please go & support this local establishment! You won’t regret it!!!