Mama MIA Too

User Reviews of Mama MIA Too

Yelp.com Review - by Nicholette O.

3.0 of 5 stars. okay I have only been here once and do have to say it is really ramshackled looking --- it could use some fixing up. However, I had the stuffed grouper that evening and it was the absolute best I...
yelp.com - user review - 04/18/2009
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EXTREMELY Overpriced for portion served

I began eating at Mama Mia's when they were a hole in the wall in Cornelius - I still visit on many occasions because the food is unbeatable. I have been there the past 2 Valentine's Day with groups of people...
citysearch.com - user review - 02/18/2009
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Above and beyond wonderful by Sonya A. at InsiderPages

I've been many times to Mama Mia Too, both for dinner and lunch! Not once have I had a bad or negative experience! The lunch portions are just right for lunch, and the dinner is always too much! I end up...
citysearch.com - user review - 01/04/2009
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Yelp.com Review - by Justin C.

1.0 of 5 stars. Do not go here! I'm surprised there isn't police tape around this shack condemning it. This has to be one of the filthiest restaurants I've ever set foot in. It's an old house, and it looks like the...
yelp.com - user review - 08/28/2008
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Won't be dining here again...

Part 2 of 2.... Next came two of the smallest and simplest salads I've seen in some time. I counted literally 12 pieces of romaine lettuce, shaved carrots and one tomato wedge. On to the important part....the...
citysearch.com - user review - 06/10/2008
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fresh sea food and quality of the steak

I had my baby shower party there, i did enjoy the food the servive and the private room. special the Alfredo sauce and the scampy sauce.
citysearch.com - user review - 03/16/2007
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It's OK

We went to this restaurant twice; the first time the Calamari was not crispy at all and it was full of the frying oil. The steak was over done and was chewy. The sugar on top of the creme Brule was not...
citysearch.com - user review - 12/31/2006
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Worth the nine hour drive

We discovered Mama Mia's too because a NASCAR driver had listed it as his favorite restaurant. We assumed that someone from the area would certainly know what was good and decided to look it up. Now, we're...
citysearch.com - user review - 11/22/2006
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quaint by Tami I. at InsiderPages

What a cute place to go eat. The experience starts with an old house turned restaurant. The choices are extensive and prices are reasonable. Plenty to share for the lighter appetites. Have not had a bad thing...
citysearch.com - user review - 07/30/2006
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I'll pass next time.

We had heard this place was good, but we were quite disappointed. The service was below average and the food was nothing special. The prices were higher than the experience warrented. There are too many other...
citysearch.com - user review - 04/22/2006
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User review by smlauter

What a disappointment! After hearing and reading so much about this restaurant I chose to entertain Guests on a special occassion here. The starters were tasty but all the entrees were very average or below...
citysearch.com - user review - 12/02/2005
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this is the creme

I too, love this place. I have been going for years whenever I am in town. (which is alot) the owner takes great pride in his food and is not full of himself at all. he always comes to our table and asks how...
citysearch.com - user review - 10/05/2005
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Hidden Jewel

The most extensive menu I've seen anywhere, supplemented by many "specials". Everyone can find something they like. Great local place with reasonable prices. Will make this one of my "regular" haunts.
citysearch.com - user review - 02/27/2005
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Who'd ever have guessed?

I've lived in Huntersville for 13 years and I didn't know this place existed. A real treat and a good place to take a date. Went with a large church party, and had top noch service and good food (though it was...
citysearch.com - user review - 12/19/2002
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