Mystic Pinball is the twenty-first solo studio album by American musician John Hiatt.

Mystic Pinball was met with generally favorable reviews from music critics.

[1] Andrew Mueller of Uncut called the work "another assemblage of breezy balladry and snarling storytelling, delivered in the familiar Cookie Monster drawl".

[6] AllMusic's Mark Deming wrote: "for a guy whose 40th year as a solo artist is appearing on the horizon, he's sounding as full of ideas and energy as a guy half his age, and Mystic Pinball confirms he's still delivering the goods in an impressive fashion".

[2] In his mixed review for PopMatters, Matt Arado stated: "an album that offers familiar pleasures without stretching for new ones".