Opening hours
It's late and you are not sure whether a visit to Mario's Italian Restaurant is still worth it or if it is already closed, when you arrive? Then check here for the opening hours. If you want to plan a wedding or another celebration here and discuss special opening hours and reservations, just call +19035812309 or send an email.
Mario's Italian Restaurant - Opening hours
Currently closed
Monday
05:00 -21:30
Tuesday
05:00 -21:30
Wednesday
05:00 -21:30
Thursday
05:00 -21:30
Friday
05:00 -22:00
Saturday
05:00 -22:00
Restaurants in Tyler open now
Below you can find restaurants near Mario's Italian Restaurant in Tyler which are open right now. You'll also find opening hours as well as (maybe) breaktfast hours.
4.4
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4.4
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City: Tyler, 2376 Dueling Oaks Dr #100, 75703, Tyler, US, United States
Wheelchair Accessible, Visa, Wine, Special occasions
4.4
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4.4
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City: Tyler, 8934 S Broadway Ave, Tyler I-75703-5420, United States
Terrace, Takeout, Parking, TV
4.5
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4.5
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City: Tyler, 1725 W Southwest Loop 323 Tyler, TX 75701-8424, United States
"Food is always good!!! We 've been here 3 times in less than a month of living in the area...its a definite go to for dinner!!!"
4.5
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4.5
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City: Tyler, 2330 E Fifth Tyler, TX 75701, United States
"The place looked dirty. eating was not very good and the prices were high for what they got. they do not offer combos to pay for everything separately. I don't think I'm back when I have the stars, it's just because some people who were with me enjoyed their hamburgers."
4.7
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4.7
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City: Tyler, 21508 Merlot Lane, Tyler, 75703, United States Of America
"Always a great culinary experience."
4.5
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4.5
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City: Tyler, 5515 S Broadway Ave, Tyler, TX 75703, United States
Delivery, Wifi, Takeout, Wheelchair Accessible
4.3
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4.3
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City: Tyler, 5424 Old Jacksonville Hwy, Tyler, TX 75703, United States
"Great eating, but I always eat the venison chili. names changed, but the menu remains the same amount meat is from texas plus the bandera quail is amazing. (bandera is the name of the ranch, the quail is a coturnix queil)"
4.3
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4.3
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City: Tyler, 118 W Erwin St, 75702, Tyler, US, United States
"Amazing, as always! Every dish is delectable and the service is always spot on. I wish I could eat here every meal!"
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4.7
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City: Tyler, 127 W SW Loop 323, Tyler, TX 75701, United States
"This is my second trip to this restaurant. For the first time, I was too worried to actually go in and eat. That was a big mistake. When I went to dinner for the first time, I was completely new in Tyler and looking for Sushi nearby. GoFish is 5 minutes away. So I jumped into my car, went on and saw a large square bow that looked more like a fast food joint than a beautiful Japanese restaurant. I saw a Deli counter look. And they had a ride through the window! So I just didn't throw it out. It just didn't seem like it was a good experience. I know that maybe that was a little biased by me. So today I went back to a second attempt. And yes, you order in a register/bar area, just like a deli. And there were only about a dozen tables where you sat. But still I was very impressed with the meal. The food was very fresh and well presented. I suspected sushi when the fish gets a little older, he starts to smell and taste. And I'm sure I'll get the pancreas later. Nothing of it was obvious here! Everything was very clean tasting. I ordered the Crazy Tuna (Picky Tuna, Mango and Panko inside, cut tuna and avocado outside), the AAC (Avocado, Spargel, Gurke), the Unagi roll (Eel) and some fried gyoza (pumps). The Crazy Tuna was super delicious. I find mango in sushi can be very hit or miss, but that was just the right amount of sweet-it was not overwhelmed or stuffed. The asparagus in the AAC role was the delicate part of the tip and was not holy. It had a hint of bite, so it wasn't muddy either. The Unagi roll was sweet and juicy. Although the sauce was a bit sweeter than I used to. The Gyoza was crisp, hot and tasty. The Sushi rice was well fed with the right amount of vinegar, and the Gyoza sauce had this hint of ginger I was looking for when I have dumplings. I'm glad I gave this place a second look. It is not a traditional Japanese restaurant setup. But it was certainly delicious. And with the happy hour price, it was about half the price I would have spent in one of the other sushi restaurants I would normally have eaten."