To call this place a pizzeria and brew house leads you believe it is a much higher scale place than it is. Â Yes, they have a very good beer selection and pizza, but the ambiance is low-end/kitschy. Â 90's video games, 'claw' games, mismatched chairs, and hanging lights made of cow milkers (which many of the lights were burned out). Â If you want good food, and love the experience of a local's place, this is a great place for dinner.
Review Source:Just keep driving.
This place looked a little sketchy, but my husband and I thought we'd give it a chance because it had good reviews, which turned out to be a mistake of monumental proportions.
First of all, the place was filled with all the local weirdos, dressed up in Dr. Seuss hats and 80's punk hair. It was loud, crowded and obnoxious.
We ordered hot wings, fries, and a Hawaiian pizza. Wings were okay but pretty lackluster. The fries were undercooked and entirely joyless. The pizza tasted like a bad frozen pizza. Seriously, how do you mess up Hawaiian?
In all fairness, the staff was nice. Still, unless you're a local and have nothing better to do on Friday night, you're better off at McDonalds. If you're passing through, keep driving. There is hope a few hours away in Eugene.
Wow... this pizza is GOOD!
The owner's daughter Kelsey (I'm assuming it's the owner's daughter... I know it's her family's business) - was one of the sweetest people I've ever met. Â
The crust is absolutely amazing, and the quality of the ingredients is top notch.
If I wasn't traveling (road trip) with my 13 year old son, I would definitely have ventured into the "bar" section of the establishment, where I was told they have some incredible beers on tap. Â Maybe next time.
Anyway, thank you Kelsey!
We were staying at the Running Y Resort and came into 'town' to grab some items. We decided to eat here based on reviews and it was yummy. We ordered a large combo for take out while wondering in the parking lot what 'type' of pizza it would be. It was about 22 bucks or so. The crust was a not too thin, nor too bready or  thick, with a slightly chewy and mild flavor. The meats were tasty, as was the sauce and fresh garlic they added. It was torture driving back to the hotel with the pizza in the car. They gave us some ranch too which was nice for dipping. I'd def go back if I was in the area.  I ran into the hotel bar to grab a beer and saw that they had Mia & Pia lager on tap so I tried a pint and it too was really good!
Review Source:Honest pizza joint in the middle of Oregon. Â We stopped here on our way home and soaked in the local culture. Â The decor is eclectic-old, but open and friendly. Â I had the barley wine while we waited for our pies. Â It was delightful, just enough to take the edge off being in the car all day. Â
The pizza is delicious, it is, just not memorable. Â The toppings were the right proportions, the sauce just okay. Â The crust was a bit thicker than I like, but it was chewy on the inside and crisp on the outside. Â It probably would rate 3 1/2 stars, but just not 4.
We were in Klamath Falls for the night and wanted pizza. We chose Mia and Pia's based on Yelp reviews and loved it.
It was a bit strange when we first walked in because we came in the bar door and couldn't figure out where to go to order pizza. After getting waylaid by a very friendly (and drunk) local that correctly pegged us as west-side city folk (he guessed Portland, we're actually from Seattle) we found our way to order and then stopped back at the bar for a couple of beers.
The pizza was very good, my wife said hers was great. Reasonably priced at around $11 for a small and loaded with good ingredients and toppings and perfectly cooked.
The hefeweizen was great and a steal at HH price of $3/pint.
We'll definitely go back to Mia and Pia's if/when we're back in Klamath Falls.
Me and my husband went here after it was closed. We were traveling and hungry and its a small town so nothing is practically open after 9:30pm. But these guys on our request gave a take away pizza and saved our lives :)
And the guy Justin. He is "the" best beer guy i have ever seen. He was so kool he had us try like 10 beers before we ordered  a growler. He was super informative about the beers and what really all types are .
We now know what kind of beers we like. I am a malty beer person and my husband is hoppy :)
Thank you Justin ..if you ever read this.
I could have given a five start If I had dined in here!
This is my favorite pizza place on the west coast. Its old, 70's in decor, and inexpensive. Passing through last night, we stopped in and ordered a giant sized South of the Border pizza - the best Mexican pizza you'll ever eat! Also ordered a Jonah salad and 5 sodas for my family. Entire bill was under $40. Â You owe it to yourself to try this place!!!
Review Source:Say what? Just because of this awesome little mom and pop pizza joint and brewhouse, I would like in Klamath Falls. The people that work here are all super nice and the pizza is delicious (they don't skimp on size or toppings) and the brews are absolutely delicious. I think a beer cost like $4??!! Â If I'm ever in OR again, I'm stopping by Mia & PIa's.
Review Source:Their beer is quite good, and they frequently have unusual varieties that most other western breweries don't consider. Their food....well, I've only ever had their pizza which is average. Their atmosphere is pretty terrible. It is a neighborhood dive bar. However, if you're into beer and not image, this is the place to be.
Review Source:My cousin chose this place for her reception dinner. I do not eat pizza, so at first i was a bit disappointed. However, i ordered the Italian garden with no cheese and i really enjoyed it. It was light, did not give me a stomach ache later due to grease and it was really tasty! Plus, the atmosphere is like a bar, its an obviously popular restaurant, which is understandable. If i eat pizza again I may have to drive to Oregon again just to have it.
Review Source:Mia and Pia's has great pizza, good beer, and a friendly casual atmosphere for enjoying that pizza and beer.
My friends and I shared a delicious pizza (we picked our own toppings), got some beer from the bar. While we were waiting for the pizza, we selected a game from their bounty of board games and entertained ourselves with a Taboo-like guessing game that wasn't Taboo.
The barkeep was really welcoming, identified us as out-of-town visitors, and recommended that we check out the beer garden. I'm so glad we did! It's like a little magical garden (but one with lots of tables and chairs), lit with many strings of icicle Christmas lights. We saw lots of the cutest tiniest hummingbirds and had a wonderful, relaxing evening.
Thanks, Mia's and Pia's! See you next time we're in Klamath Falls.
This is not your ordinary sit-down pizza joint.
Loud, very open and large restaurant. Great for large parties or gatherings. There was a high school reunion going on while we were there. There is a separate bar, sorta, but did not try the beer. Should have actually. The pizza was OK not hand tossed or anything. Very helpful man running around bussing tables and taking orders.
Pros:
-Decent pizza with lots of toppings options
-$10 for a sampler of all 12 beers on tap! Â That's about 4 1/2 pints' worth of beer. Â Great deal.
-Internet jukebox controlled by people with pretty good music taste
-Odd and seemingly authentic wall decorations (state fair blue ribbons for "best market lamb," cowboy stuff, etc.)
-Excellent assortment of board games, including lots of really weird shit
Cons:
-There was a handy guide to tasting beer, which has given me the confidence to say that none of the beers had any body
-A local made fun of us for getting the sampler (did I mention it's 72 oz of locally brewed beer for $10?) while sipping his $2.75 Coors Light. Â WTF.
-Lottery tickets on the tables and keno everywhere. Â Or is this a Pro?
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