We were hungry for Italian food, did not know where to go so of course checked out Yelp for help.  Before landing at Solo Trattoria, we first chose to go to a place that rhymes with \""Mistos.\"" We get to \""Misto's\"" and it is a mad house, loud, with people everywhere and it kinda smelled like my Grandmothers house, and not in a good way.  We are told it would be close to a 2 hour wait for a table for two, but sitting at the bar would be quicker.  We agreed, but quickly changed our minds when we realized everyone at the bar were working on their salad course.  I was not about to stand around and wait, especially as the smell of the restaurant was making me kinda sick.  We checked Yelp again and headed to Solo Trattoria.  \n\nSolo Trattoria is well hidden in the Esplanade Center off Camelback and 25th Street.  Parking is plentiful in the garage but be prepared to pay to park.  I did overhear our server tell another table that the restaurant validates parking, but of course, I left my ticket in the car and did not want to walk back to get it.  \n\nOnce we found the restaurant, we were pleased.  It is beautiful.  We were greeted and after some confusion on where to seat us, we were seated in the main dining room.  \n\nAfter looking at the menu, we asked to start with the meatball starter ($9) as It was recommended by our server.  The meatballs were five star for sure, 3 big meatballs in a fantastic tomato sauce.  I probably could have ordered two servings of those and called it dinner.  We also ordered a couple of Sangrias ($8ea) and then our main courses, chicken piccata ($20) and chicken marsala ($22)  If I had a complaint was the pasta was a bit too al dente, but it is made fresh and sometimes fresh pasta can taste this way.  Speaking of fresh, the owner stopped by our table to let us know that everything in the restaurant was made from scratch except for the bread as that is brought in from a local bakery.  \n\nSo, we do want to return and definitely get the meatballs again.  I also would like to try the pizza as they looked incredible. \n\nOne final note, the music that was played might not have been a great fit, unless of course, you are a fan of AC/DC \""Back in Black\"".  Don't get me wrong, I was a mega fan of AC/DC circa 1980, but lets fast forward 34 years and play something more relevant.