Wow, we probably would have enjoyed our meal on any night, but the Mangia Monday deal absolutely blew us away!!! Five full size entrees, plus salad, for $85??? Unbelievable! We loved everything, particularly the Bolognese and the bucatini, and we went home with AT LEAST two meals' worth of leftovers. The Amalfi Coast cocktail was also exceptional. We'll definitely be back, probably on a Monday!!! read more

MIDA East Boston was kind of a mixed bag for me. The food itself was actually very good, which honestly made the service issues even more frustrating. We started with the fritto misto. Flavor-wise, no complaints. Everything tasted fresh and light, not greasy. That said, it felt like about 70% of the basket was peppers acting as filler. Good peppers, sure, but after a while you start digging around looking for the actual seafood like you're on an archaeological expedition. The smoked short rib lasagna was the standout of the night. Rich, smoky, comforting without feeling overly heavy. Definitely the best thing I ordered. Dessert was the citrus almond cake, which I also really enjoyed. Nice balance of sweetness and citrus without tasting artificially sugary. Now for the part that dragged the whole experience down: the service. It was rough. Not "busy Friday night" rough. More like "does anyone actually work our table?" rough. We had to ask for bread multiple times, ask for water multiple times, and there were long stretches where nobody checked on us at all. Empty glasses basically became part of the table setting. The weirdest part of the night involved the side door near our table. It was raining outside, and one of the waiters kept leaving the door open while joking around with another employee outside who was getting soaked in the rain. Meanwhile, we were also getting sprayed with rain and blasted with cold air while trying to eat dinner. We eventually had to ask if they could keep the door closed or move us somewhere else. Once we said something, the problem stopped immediately, which honestly made the whole thing feel even stranger. The restaurant itself has a really nice atmosphere and the kitchen clearly knows what it's doing, so this wasn't a total loss by any means. But when you're paying Boston restaurant prices, basic attentiveness matters. I'd probably give it another shot because the food was solid, but this visit felt very uneven overall. read more

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After a long day of air travel and a late arrival, we were looking for a pizza on the east side that we could quickly grab and take back to the hotel. Mida seemed like it would work--and it did--but it wasn't the best slice of pie I've ever eaten. The good: thin pizza (just the way I like it) cooked in a stone oven with a crispy crust without a ton of sauce. The not-so-good: overcooked (very charred) and a little flavorless. After we finally found a parking spot (tricky!), I wish we would have eaten in instead. I'm guessing the other dishes are way better and the location is stellar with a beautiful view of Boston Harbor. I'd like to come back and try again sometime. read more

Mida - East Boston - PEPPERONI PIZZA - Pizza Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

Stumbled upon Mida while exploring east Boston. Had no idea East Boston, Jefferey's Point was so cool...great places to explore waterfront parks, history, art - lots of murals and sculptures in the area. We sat at the bar, had excellent service, very knowledgeable bar tender. Food was excellent... best Caesar salad I've ever had...I added fresh anchovies for an extra charge and it was amazing! The sauce on the meatballs and spaghetti was outstanding. Just one tiny complaint...we never got any bread...which was fine in the end because we were so full, bread was not needed. read more

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Came to MIDA just to grab a drink by the water; and ended up staying to get dinner because the ambiance and menu looked so good! The focaccia bread is absolutely a must order here - it's probably some of the best bread I've ever had. The meatballs were also excellent, and both of our pasta dishes were excellent. The bartenders were very attentive. The bar area is spacious, and has nice views of the water and Boston skyline. I'd definitely come back to this location or one of the other MIDA locations around the city! read more

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After reading an evil and vile five-star review of Mida East Boston on this very website, I am compelled to appear here with my humble yet superior opinion. I recently dined at Mida East Boston with several individuals. It is certainly a good option for a nice dinner, and is conveniently nestled by the waterfront near the so-called Clippership Wharf "luxury" apartment complex. This location of Mida is indeed a good choice for a waterfront dinner. Patrons can view the many party yachts, including the hay-roofed one, meandering back and forth and side to side in the harbor, and listen to the distant din of the foul Tall Ship. The view is nice, and it is even nicer to dine with the comforting knowledge that a dip in the harbor is a mere several feet away. Now to the most important component, the food. I sampled several items during the visit, including (1) bread with olive oil, (2) burrata with pistachio pesto, (3) crispy polenta, (4) rock shrimp carbonara, (5) roasted chicken, and (6) pork bolognese. The food overall was very good, particularly the burrata, whose pistachio and raisin and mint accompaniment orchestrated a sumptuous experience in the mouth and gullet. I was also impressed with the roasted chicken, which, despite it being the breast of a chicken, was moist and supple. My point of criticism relates to the rock shrimp carbonara. Although I am a large supporter of hollow pastas, in this case bucatini, the hollowness was affronted by the seasoning of this dish (or lack thereof). The flavor profile was one-dimensional: salt. In fact, this dish was so salty that I remained dehydrated for approximately 20 hours after consuming it. The portions are on the smaller side, although not egregiously so. Thank God I ate something beforehand. Despite the saltiness of the rock shrimp carbonara, the service was very good. The staff here seem particularly attuned to allergies, but guests should be advised to not conflate disliked foods with allergens. I would return to Mida under certain circumstances. read more

Had a solid late dinner at Mida around 9pm, no wait & nice Boston view with a relaxed vibe in front of the pier. Caesar salad ($14) - 6/10 Creamy and made with Grana Padano cheese, pretty standard but decent portion Sausage pizza ($19) - 7/10 Good flavor and a crisp thin crust Rock Shrimp Carbonara ($28) - 8.5/10 The standout, rich, textured with breadcrumbs, shrimp was flavorful, and also made with Grana Padano cheese They tack on a 2% kitchen appreciation fee, just FYI. Staff was friendly. Would return for the pasta and ambiance. read more

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We dined there last night and unfortunately left very disappointed. We made our reservation a month in advance and even called earlier that day to request a window table. When we arrived, we were told there was "no note" about our request, so the table was never honored. We arrived 7 minutes late and had already called ahead to let them know. The hostess assured us it was fine, yet once we arrived she repeatedly reminded us at least four times that they needed the table back by 8:30. It made us feel rushed and unwelcome from the moment we walked in. Our waiter was excellent and very professional, but the overall experience was uncomfortable. Staff interrupted our conversation frequently and seemed overly eager to clear the table before we were finished. Ironically, by the time we left there were several empty tables and the large party they kept mentioning never arrived!!! The food was very ordinary ,nothing special or memorable, just the kind of food you could eat any day at a regular restaurant. Honestly, the main reason to go there is for the amazing view, which we didn't even get to enjoy because the requested table was never provided. Overall, the experience was very disappointing. read more

Recently dined at MIDA east boston for my birthday- and it was wonderful ! I received complementary arancini AND a dessert - was truly blown away by the hospitality. I have to give a special shout out to the Caesar salad, which is one of my favorites in the city. The bucatini all amatriciani is simple, but terrific. The standout fish of the nice was the citrus almond cake... still dreaming of it... read more

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We recently dined at Mida in Eastie for brunch. For 12:45 on a Sunday it wasn't packed, but there were tables filled. It was absolutely gorgeous out and we got a table next in the sun with a lovely view. For drinks we got the persephone spritz and irish coffee. The persephone spirit was sweet and refreshing; however, too much ice in the glass. The irish coffee was perfect, the foam was tasty! We were served bread with a garlic dipping oil, the dipping oil was delicious but the bread would have been better warm. We started with the arancini and pizza bianca, both delicious! The arancini here I think is some of the best arancini I've had around. The gnocchi cacio e pepe hit the spot. My significant other enjoyed the Mida Slam, but he wasn't a fan of the potatoes. Our waiter was great, he was friendly and attentive. Will definitely continue to come back! read more

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My breakfast pizza was great! However my friend's bolognese was very oily. We had made a reservation and were not informed the restaurant was booked for a party and we had to sit outside. read more

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The restaurant had a stylish, youthful vibe with lots of young patrons, which made the atmosphere lively. The service was attentive throughout, and the food was both delicious. Altogether, it was a very enjoyable experience. read more

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Amazing dining experience. 100% would recommend. We ordered the arancini ($10) and focaccia ($8) as appetizers. The arancini were cheesy and crispy. The focaccia wasn't the traditional style I was expecting but maybe I'm uncultured. It was still very good. For entrees we ordered the short rib lasagna ($34) which was the best dish by far. The gnocchi ($25) was also delicious however it was a bit too oily for my taste. Service was top tier. Always making sure our waters were refilled and bringing us extra complimentary bread. Overall 9.03 / 10 read more

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Tucked away at the end of the pier on Clippership Wharf, MIDA East Boston offers a serene dining experience with panoramic views of the downtown Boston skyline. On a quiet spring evening, we found ourselves at a table outside MIDA, tucked into the curve of Jeffries Point with the Boston skyline keeping watch. The air was still, the view was clean, and the hum of the city felt far away -- a well-earned pause. Service started strong, the kind where water glasses stay full and questions get answered before you ask them. But once the plates hit and the food was gone, so was the urgency. It took a bit to flag someone down for a box and the check, but nothing unforgivable. The food, though -- that's why you go. A New Haven-style clam pie with a crust you could hear crack as you tore it apart. Clams, bacon, and peppers all dialed in, balanced without being precious. The short rib lasagna was rich, smoky, and unapologetic -- the kind of plate that leans into winter even if the air says spring. And just when you think it's too much, the mushroom pappardelle slides in like a soft-spoken friend -- delicate, buttery, with garlic whispering in the background. Even the roasted carrots hit right. Roasted to the edge of caramelization, resting on a swipe of tangy sumac yogurt that should be jarred and sold by the pint. Portions? Exactly what they should be. Full, but not fighting-your-pants full. If you like your nights quiet and your food thoughtful, and if you're into the slow-burn charm of East Boston's waterfront -- MIDA's worth it. read more

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Came here with reservations for 4 on a Sunday evening and we were seated pretty quickly. The view from this restaurant is truly stunning - made the ambiance all the more pleasant with the modern and finished interior as well. Service was pretty fast - arguably too speedy, surprisingly. Food came out very quickly which made the meal feel a bit rushed honestly, but better than too slow. Water refills were on the slower side though. The food was pretty delicious - price a bit high, but for the vibes of the restaurant, it matched the expectation there. I enjoyed the clam pizza the most - we all shared a bit of each dish and we weren't disappointed. The only thing I wish for was bigger serving sizes - definitely left feeling still a bit hungry. Overall, the food was really nice and the ambiance was super pleasant. I'd be happy to come back in the future to try some of their other food and enjoy the views again - thanks, Mida! read more

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Very pretty location on the waterfront in east Boston. Service was very indifferent and extremely slow. We were not seated until 20 minutes after our reservation. The entrees took over 40 minutes to arrive. Prior to them arriving another dish of pasta was delivered to our table then removed after we ate some of it saying it was for another table. They did offer us dessert for the issues which was nice. Overall it was fine but the timing and service would have me skip this location in the future. read more

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I had a great anniversary dinner with my girlfriend a few months ago here at MIDA in their East Boston location. Incredible food and service with a beautiful view of Boston's skyline. My girlfriend and I started off the burrata, some of the best I've had in the city. It was salty and sweet, and came with very warm bread which was perfect for dipping. The waitress brought us more complimentary bread to dip in the burrata after we finished our first batch. For our main course we ordered two pasta entrees so we could split them-- highly recommend doing it this way. We split the Bolognese and the Carbonara, both absolutely amazing. To end the night off we were brought some complimentary dessert for our special night-- a slice of berry cake and some ice cream with a candle. Delicious! Highly recommend for a fancy anniversary night with your boo! read more

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Going back for a second helping of the wonderful food and ambiance at Mida, East Boston. Service, as the fist time, was smooth, accommodating and melted away at just the right time. The Campanelle Al Pesto was a great starter for the Bay of Fundy Salmon. Finished beautifully and paired with any of the reds on the list made for another wonderful meal there. read more

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Great ambiance. Great food although the short rib lasagna was good (vs great). Great wine selection. Would love to go back and eat outside. Good servers. read more

Perfect ambience, VERY tasty food (what we got), but crappy service. We went for our anniversary visiting from out of town. Long short -- they lost our food order/our order was taken to the wrong table. After 2 hours and NOT receiving our dinner we left, very disappointed. read more

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The waterfront views from this restaurant were amazing. The food was also very good. We got the arancini as our starter and shared a cheese pizza. The pizza was thin crust and saucy. We also got the eggplant Parmesan (doesn't come with pasta) and the spacatelli al pesto. The pesto pasta was cool because it was had chickpea instead of pine nuts and the sauce was tomato based. The eggplant parmesan was my favorite. It had a lot of layers almost like a casserole and it was super filling. The service was good even during a busy hour and everyone was friendly. I definitely will come back to try out more menu items and for the view. read more

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I've loved my experiences at the South End and Newton locations of MIDA, so I was excited to visit this latest location. The interior, as well as the view of the waterfront are absolutely stunning, and there are tables outside for when the weather gets warmer. We made a reservation for 4 on a Sunday evening and the place was packed. There are tables for all sorts of group sizes, as well as seating at the bar. The service was quick and friendly. We split the North Shore Fritto Misto, Paccheri Bolognese, Clam Pie, and Sausage Pizza. This was a good amount of food for the four of us, and I even had trouble finishing my last slice of pizza. The prices are fair, and I was even surprised that we didn't pay more. Overall, MIDA has become one of my favorite local franchises, and I'll definitely be back to enjoy a great meal and (when the time comes) warm weather. read more

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Such great Italian food with a beautiful backdrop of the Boston waterfront and skyline. The Short Rib Lasagna, Gnocchi Cacio E Pepe, Crispy Polenta, Arancini, and Meatballs were all amazing. Service is always great as well with a very friendly staff. read more

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Yummy Pizza! I was already a big fan of MIDAs South End location and wanted to take the ferry over to Eastie to visit their newest spot. Good news-it did not disappoint. The location is right off the ferry which is so convenient, and the view of the water is stunning. I highly recommend snagging a reservation near sunset. read more

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Randomly booked reservations for MIDA in East Boston after seeing great reviews, and it did not disappoint! Our server, Matt, was kind and knowledgeable. We will definitely plan on returning! read more

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My girlfriend and I were so wowed by our experience here! We booked a reservation for our anniversary and were so well taken care of. We loved the views and the high-energy vibe, and the delicious food. We started with the burrata, which I think I'm going to dream about for the rest of my life. It was sweet and salty, and came with DELICIOUS pieces of bread. When we ran out of bread, they gave us some extra and served it with olive oil that was so soft. We ordered two pasta dishes to split and were so blown away. Everything was so fresh, piping hot, and delicious. Of course we couldn't skip dessert, and while we initially opted for a scoop of chocolate gelato to split they surprised us with a complimentary lemon pound cake that was SO good! The entire staff was beyond kind, and we were wowed by the amazing views. This is definitely a more upscale option, but I'd come here every day if I could. read more

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Celebrated a birthday dinner here and the staff was so fun and generous! Gave us 3 free plates. Amazing food.

food/drinks & ambiance was great! appetizer portions are extremely small for the price. but the service was SO slow - don't recommend coming here on a very empty stomach because you'll just get hangrier. this seems to be a consistent thing because my friend who ate at the restaurant a month prior on a different day said the same thing (in addition to the other reviews complaining about poor/slow service). note: although you can put your drinks/apps/entrees in all at once if you prefer - they can't pace the pizza accordingly since it's a separate ticket system. went here on my birthday and my bf's pizza came out 20 minutes earlier than my entree. they do warn you of this - but if you want a well paced course of food don't order the pizza! read more

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I think about this breakfast far too often. This is one of the best places to go. The ice coffee is also very good as well. The service is always amazing when I go! Go to Mida quite often and haven't had a bad experience!! read more

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Excellent Food and ambience Great food with great over look of Boston city Love this location read more

Boyfriend and I recently had our five year anniversary dinner date here. I was sure to make a reservation and it's good thing I did because the place was packed to the brim. Throughout our dinner (we were sat right behind the host stand), we were sitting there just watching parties of eight waltzing in there thinking they were going to get seated right away on a busy Saturday evening in late July. The place is stunning, with a modern interior and views of the harbor and the Boston skyline. As previously mentioned it was very busy, so keep in mind that it can get pretty loud. Boyfriend got an espresso martini, as well as a small glass of whiskey. The martini was definitely one of the strongest ones I've had in terms of espresso flavor. I ordered a glass of wine. There was a little bit of a hiccup with forgetting to bring the wine at first; we asked about it when our first appetizer came out and I still hadn't received it, but they quickly made up for it and offered the first glass on the house. Granted it was extremely busy, the staff was still rocking it and providing great service and making things right. As for the food, everything was fantastic. Complimentary bread came out warm and was served alongside some of the cleanest and best tasting olive oil I've had thus far. For my appetizer I got the Caesar salad; I didn't know that such a simple salad could taste as delicious as this one, I practically cleaned the plate. Boyfriend wanted arancini, so we got those as well. Nice and crispy outside and soft in the middle. We knew we had to get pasta for our entrees, since the focus here is on making fresh pasta by hand. I opted for the paccheri bolognese, as I was intrigued by this dish because their version includes broccoli rabe, which I've never seen in a bolognese before. It turned out to be delicious, as the bitterness of the broccoli rabe almost counters the sweetness of the ground pork and the tomato. Boyfriend got the gnocchi cacio e pepe, and let's be real, this dish was the real star of the show. The gnocchi here is ricotta based, which makes them super soft and pillowy, it's as if you're biting into a cloud. Upon ordering, our server told us that these were two of his favorite dishes, and I can certainly see why. Normally I like to get tiramisu for dessert at an Italian restaurant, but we had already consumed an exorbitant amount of food, so we opted for a slightly smaller and lighter dessert since we still really wanted to try something off the dessert menu. We each finished off with a scoop of gelato; refreshing raspberry sorbetto for me, and simple vanilla for the boyfriend. Overall, this place is a wonderful addition to East Boston. The location is great and very easy to get to by public transit. If you're looking to go here for a special occasion like we did, be sure to make a reservation to ensure you'll get in, especially if it's on the weekend. I hope to be able to return at some point when it's not quite as busy to try the pizza and some other items, maybe do that while sitting at the bar with a couple of drinks. But until then, I'll be dreaming about those pasta dishes, especially that gnocchi. read more

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service was a bit slow but we didnt mind - the place is gorgeous! beautiful bar, beautiful views. food was amazing- I only got pics of the apps because I demolished my pasta. 10/10! read more

Mida - East Boston - MARINATED OLIVES - Pizza Near Me - Boston, Massachusetts

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Our experience at MIDA was wonderful. The food was excellent. The atmosphere was relaxing and the view was phenomenal.

Mida East Boston is a fantastic restaurant with stunning views of Boston and Boston harbor from both inside and outside patio. I can only imagine how breathtaking it must be at night with the Boston skyline lights! Our server was attentive to our needs, especially when it came to splitting a glass of wine between my friend and me. She brought out 2 wine glasses and poured the wine as if we were wine aficionados! It's always a plus when the staff goes above and beyond to ensure a pleasant dining experience. As for the food, it seems like Mida East Boston has nailed it with their Caesar salads. My friend's Caesar salad with anchovies was bursting with flavor, while my chicken Caesar salad left me amazed at the quality of the moist roasted chicken. It's always a pleasant surprise when a dish exceeds your expectations. Overall, Mida East Boston is a restaurant that not only provides stunning views but also delivers delicious and satisfying meals. It's definitely worth a visit, especially if you appreciate great food and a beautiful ambiance. read more

Wow this has to be one of the nicest restaurants in Boston. The panoramic harbor view is stunning and the restaurant architecture is cool & modern. This makes such a good date night, especially if you take the ferry to Lewis wharf to get here! On top of the looks, the food is amazing. The aranchini and mussels are both great. The star of the show would have to be the mushroom risotto though, soooo incredible! Easy five stars from me. read more

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Conflicted doesn't even begin to describe my experience here. Some of the food was absolutely incredible, but the rest? Let's just say I wouldn't serve it to my worst enemy. The service? Imagine the attentiveness of a distracted goldfish, friendliness of a golden retriever puppy, the training of a high school fast food worker, and the speed of an early 2000s dial-up internet connection. The gnocchi was the star of the show--pillowy, flavorful, and an actual pleasure to eat, as long as you don't mind adding a little fresh black pepper to it yourself. The side of carrots? Surprisingly delicious. These dishes gave me a glimmer of hope, like a rom-com where you think maybe things will turn around. Then came the letdowns. The focaccia was essentially day-old bread reluctantly drizzled with olive oil, pretending to be something special. The dessert selection was impressively unimpressive, like a bake sale where no one actually tried. The pizza? It arrived long after everyone had finished eating, so unless it was aging like a fine wine in the oven, I have no idea what took so long. And now, the real tragedy: the short rib lasagna. If disappointment had a flavor, this would be it. Tough, dry meat, a flavorless sauce, and an overwhelming sense of regret with every bite. A dish that should be rich and comforting turned out to be the meal equivalent of a bad first date--awkward, unsatisfying, and something I'd rather forget. Service was excruciatingly slow. It took what felt like an hour to get a drink, and empty glasses sat on the table for so long waiting for refills I started considering them part of the décor. Multiple requests had to be made just to get basic attention. This place looks like it should be a four-star experience, but the service gives off strong "Olive Garden on a bad day" energy. The only thing unlimited here was my disappointment. For a city where getting a liquor license is harder than finding a decent parking spot in the North End, you'd think they'd put a little effort into their bar. Instead, their scotch selection looks like it was curated by a college frat bro who just discovered whiskey and thinks "blended" means "fancy." There's no reason to be stingy--if you're going to charge outrageous prices for mediocre food, at least offer an overpriced, expansive liquor list to match. Oh, and if you happen to sit on the entrance-side of the restaurant, congratulations! You get a front-row seat to the bathroom. Because why focus on your meal when you can stare directly into a toilet instead? Nothing like a little restroom ambiance to complement your overpriced, underwhelming dinner. I've heard their South End location is better, so I'm willing to give that one a try. But this spot? Never again. read more

MIDA was a 10 out of 10!! I been wanting to try this restaurant as they classified it one of the best pasta places in the Boston area. They have different locations but the one me and my friend went to was the one in East Boston due to their beautiful view of the Boston Harbor. When arrived, we were struggling to find parking. The area has various street parking but it's full of cars. The best option was the parking garage on Lewis st. Parking for 0-3 hours was only 10$. Once parked we made our way to the restaurant which is located right on the harbor. They do not only offer bar sitting and indoor sitting, but they also have outdoor sitting. Due to the windy weather we made a reservation for indoor seating. Upon arrival the server who was accommodating us was very lovely and nice. The ambiance was great, the music is very soft if the background s and not overpowering creating a very calm and relaxing ambiance. Our server was lovely and briefly explained the menu to us. For appetizers we opted for the focaccia and the arancini. The portion of the focaccia was bigger then I expected from other yelp reviewers' pictures. The Arancini, on the other hand were more on the smaller size. The focaccia bread tasted very good, as it had a back taste of olive oil and chili flakes. The Arancini were also delicious but more on the cheesy side. For entrees we ordered the gnocchi caico e Pepe and the short rib lasagna. My only complaint would be that the portion for the gnocchi was significantly smaller compared to the lasagna. The gnocchi tasted freshly made but the taste of the black pepper was a little overpowering but it was nevertheless delicious. The lasagna was of a very generous portion and it had a decent piece of short rib right in the middle of it. The lasagna tasted very good and it was perfectly seasoned. The part I loved the most about my evening at MIDA was the splendid Boston view and the incredible interior design which made the ambiance very enjoyable. This is a restaurant I will love to come back to and try other menu items. read more

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I came to Mida today for brunch right when it opened at 10:30, and by almost noon my food still hadn't arrived. The waitress didn't even bother to offer an apology or an explanation for the ridiculous delay. It's pretty obvious there's some kind of event going on inside the restaurant, while walk-ins are being seated outside -- but here's the thing: if you can't handle hosting an event and serving your regular customers properly, then don't open! It's that simple. Focus on doing one thing well instead of disappointing everyone. This was an incredibly frustrating experience and a total waste of my time. read more

Mida is one of my favorite restaurants. This was my first time getting takeout and it's just as good as dining in. Highly recommend the crispy polenta and carbonara. read more

Atmosphere was service good. Food tasted so bad and was overpriced. Go to the North End instead. You'll get fabulous authentic Italian food for the same or less money. Do not recommend at all. read more