Mione's Pizza & Italian Restaurant 67th Street

Another competitor in a long-line of pizza hopefuls, wishing to make a permanent impression on the peninsula. Place was recommended across social media, so I decided to stop in and try the pizza. Ordered a small pepperoni. $23 dollars for a pie and a soda. The pizza is good for what it is and where it is. I'm sure they get a lot of traffic. Good location. But this isn't a place I would go out of my way for. Maybe good for locals and visitors within a 5 block radius. Service staff was friendly, and the restaurant was aesthetic pleasing and clean. Nothing to complain about except that the pizza was listless and boring. Perhaps the only saving grace of the pie was the crust, which was on its way to being a good foundation for pizza toppings that haven't quite caught up.

Got here late. After unpacking the car we wanted pizza. Ran down the road and saw a NY Giants neon light. I love NY pizza so I had to stop. As I walked up to the door the hours read 10 pm on Friday and Saturday. It was 10:26 however, they invited me in with smiles on as if they were as happy to see me as I was them. God I love New Yorkers when they’re at the beach. The pizza looks, smells, and tastes amazing! You should try this place.

God bless,
The Hurley’s

We got a large Italian Stromboli and some garlic rolls. The garlic rolls were amazing. The sauce is fairly standard.

The Stromboli appare tly takes 30 minutes. We had the time and the thing is huge. The meat is cut up deli meat but they do it in stacks and it sticks together. The onions and peppers are there but not a lot. The tomatoes were just in almost every bite. Sadly it never all really came together consistently. The seasoning on the top is amazing.

Will give this place another go when in the area because this should be a 5* place.