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Aroma Di Roma
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Hip, modern coffeehouse with Italian staples like espresso, panini & gelato, plus outdoor seating.
Nearby attractions
Livingston Park Playground
4700-4798 E Livingston Dr, Long Beach, CA 90803
Livingston Drive Park
4700 E Livingston Dr, Long Beach, CA 90803
Rosie's Dog Beach
5000 E Ocean Blvd, Long Beach, CA 90803
Bayshore Beach
Long Beach, CA 90803
Nearby restaurants
Super Mex Restaurants
4711 2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803
Nick's on 2nd Long Beach
4901 2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803
Let's Yolk About It
4722 2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803
L'Antica Pizzeria Da Michele Belmont Shore
4621 2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803
The Win-Dow
4600 2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803
Panama Joe's - Long Beach
5100 2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803
Osaka story
4905 2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803, United States
Northern Cafe Long Beach
4911 2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803
Open Sesame Grill - Long Beach
5215 2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803
Nick The Greek
5000 2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803
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Aroma Di Roma

4708 2nd St, Long Beach, CA 90803
4.6(319)$$$$
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Hip, modern coffeehouse with Italian staples like espresso, panini & gelato, plus outdoor seating.

attractions: Livingston Park Playground, Livingston Drive Park, Rosie's Dog Beach, Bayshore Beach, restaurants: Super Mex Restaurants, Nick's on 2nd Long Beach, Let's Yolk About It, L'Antica Pizzeria Da Michele Belmont Shore, The Win-Dow, Panama Joe's - Long Beach, Osaka story, Northern Cafe Long Beach, Open Sesame Grill - Long Beach, Nick The Greek
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Phone
(562) 439-7662
Website
aromadiroma.com
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Thu5:30 AM - 9 PMClosed

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Featured dishes

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Cappuccino
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Caffe Espresso
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Hot Chocolate
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Latin Latte
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Chai Latte
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Italian Sodas
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Bagel & Avocado
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Salmon Bagel
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Housemade Granola Parfait
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Breakfast Panini
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Breakfast Burrito Special
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Breakfast Pizza
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Omelette
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Belgian Waffles
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Aroma Breakfast Special

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Nearby attractions of Aroma Di Roma

Livingston Park Playground

Livingston Drive Park

Rosie's Dog Beach

Bayshore Beach

Livingston Park Playground

Livingston Park Playground

4.6

(71)

Closed
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Livingston Drive Park

Livingston Drive Park

4.7

(40)

Closed
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Rosie's Dog Beach

Rosie's Dog Beach

4.7

(3.5K)

Open 24 hours
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Bayshore Beach

Bayshore Beach

4.8

(37)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Aroma Di Roma

Super Mex Restaurants

Nick's on 2nd Long Beach

Let's Yolk About It

L'Antica Pizzeria Da Michele Belmont Shore

The Win-Dow

Panama Joe's - Long Beach

Osaka story

Northern Cafe Long Beach

Open Sesame Grill - Long Beach

Nick The Greek

Super Mex Restaurants

Super Mex Restaurants

4.3

(411)

$

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Nick's on 2nd Long Beach

Nick's on 2nd Long Beach

4.7

(1.1K)

$$

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Let's Yolk About It

Let's Yolk About It

4.5

(175)

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L'Antica Pizzeria Da Michele Belmont Shore

L'Antica Pizzeria Da Michele Belmont Shore

4.4

(173)

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Michael MorrisonMichael Morrison
Let’s settle the gelato debate first. Aroma di Roma serves what might be Southern California’s finest—creamy, dense, and balanced without cloying sweetness. At $6.50 for four scoops, it’s a steal compared to trendy spots charging double for half the portion. Yes, grocery store ice cream is cheaper, but this is the real deal: lower fat, richer flavor, and craftsmanship that mass producers can’t replicate. The coffee gelato alone justifies the visit. Imagine espresso concentrate swirled into a velvety base with a ribbon of something between caramel and fudge—not quite either, but better. It’s deep, slightly bitter, and lingers like a good pour-over. If this flavor vanished, loyalists would stage a sit-in. Service shines here. Staff greet regulars by name, explain flavors patiently (try the pistachio if they’ve restocked), and never rush decisions. Their warmth feels authentically Italian, like the kind your Sicilian nonno would approve. Claro’s Italian Market? A decent deli, but their gelato lacks this punch. Aroma di Roma’s secret? They focus on freshness. Batches rotate daily, so flavors like blood orange or stracciatella taste vibrant, not freezer-burned. Pricing leans premium, but fairly. A $14 margherita pizza isn’t Domino’s. You’re paying for ingredients, not grease. Parking: Snag the 24-minute spot out front for quick grabs. For longer stays, free spaces sit one block away. Pro tip: Arrive before 3 PM weekends to avoid the post-beach crowd. Final call? This isn’t just gelato. It’s a passport to Italy via Long Beach.
Sarirath SainsanoySarirath Sainsanoy
Placed an online order for 2 breakfast pizzas at 9:35am for a 10:15am pick up. Got an email saying my order will be ready around 10:15am. Showed up at 10am and let them know I was early and that I was there to pick up an order. Didn't mind waiting since I knew I was early. Just wanted an update and the girl told me it would be ready in 10 minutes. Waited until about 10:25am and asked another girl if there was an update and she said it would be 10 minutes. Waited until 10:45am and asked a third person for an update on my order and they said it was being boxed up. What is the point in placing an online order if it's not going to be ready? The whole time I'm waiting, I'm just noticing that all the people walking in and placing orders are getting their food before me. So did they just not even start my order to be ready for a 10:15am pick up? It seems like they started it, when I got there. Apparently it takes about a half hour, but that's exactly why I placed an order online in advance. I had to wait over 30 minutes past my pick up time. I walked out at about 10:50am. The service is horrible. On top of that, I asked for red onions and arugula on the pizza. They put such an excessive amount. I had to pick a lot of it off. The crust was burnt all around. Hard as can be. It wasn't even edible. I'm never going back. The service here was never this bad before.
cmilton111cmilton111
$$ Fun Trendy This is one of the very best small Cafes that I have visited in the last few years. I really enjoyed my time in this friendly, very arty place. The wait staff is excellent, very attentive and interactive. This is how a staff should be trained. Katie was great! They serve beer and wine as well as coffee and tea. I haven't checked out the menu as of yet so I can't really say but I would guess it is good as people I met at this Cafe tell me they return often. Very affordable! The area also is exceptionally nice. Aroma's location is practically perfect as it will afford a front row seat on trendy 2nd Ave. Locals are exceptionally friendly, a throwback to the days of the last millennium where people would actually talk to one another. I have returned several times and found each visit to be fun. (I live about 17 miles from here). The beach is only three blocks from 2nd Ave. Mother's Beach and Marina Park are about one mile towards PCH. Downtown Long Beach is about three miles (guess). Many restaurants, novelty shops, and much, much more surrounding Aroma Di Roma. Enjoy! I hope this helps! Please Like below! Thank you. cmilton111 Google Guide also, cmilton111 on Google Plus 2.16.2018
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Let’s settle the gelato debate first. Aroma di Roma serves what might be Southern California’s finest—creamy, dense, and balanced without cloying sweetness. At $6.50 for four scoops, it’s a steal compared to trendy spots charging double for half the portion. Yes, grocery store ice cream is cheaper, but this is the real deal: lower fat, richer flavor, and craftsmanship that mass producers can’t replicate. The coffee gelato alone justifies the visit. Imagine espresso concentrate swirled into a velvety base with a ribbon of something between caramel and fudge—not quite either, but better. It’s deep, slightly bitter, and lingers like a good pour-over. If this flavor vanished, loyalists would stage a sit-in. Service shines here. Staff greet regulars by name, explain flavors patiently (try the pistachio if they’ve restocked), and never rush decisions. Their warmth feels authentically Italian, like the kind your Sicilian nonno would approve. Claro’s Italian Market? A decent deli, but their gelato lacks this punch. Aroma di Roma’s secret? They focus on freshness. Batches rotate daily, so flavors like blood orange or stracciatella taste vibrant, not freezer-burned. Pricing leans premium, but fairly. A $14 margherita pizza isn’t Domino’s. You’re paying for ingredients, not grease. Parking: Snag the 24-minute spot out front for quick grabs. For longer stays, free spaces sit one block away. Pro tip: Arrive before 3 PM weekends to avoid the post-beach crowd. Final call? This isn’t just gelato. It’s a passport to Italy via Long Beach.
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Placed an online order for 2 breakfast pizzas at 9:35am for a 10:15am pick up. Got an email saying my order will be ready around 10:15am. Showed up at 10am and let them know I was early and that I was there to pick up an order. Didn't mind waiting since I knew I was early. Just wanted an update and the girl told me it would be ready in 10 minutes. Waited until about 10:25am and asked another girl if there was an update and she said it would be 10 minutes. Waited until 10:45am and asked a third person for an update on my order and they said it was being boxed up. What is the point in placing an online order if it's not going to be ready? The whole time I'm waiting, I'm just noticing that all the people walking in and placing orders are getting their food before me. So did they just not even start my order to be ready for a 10:15am pick up? It seems like they started it, when I got there. Apparently it takes about a half hour, but that's exactly why I placed an order online in advance. I had to wait over 30 minutes past my pick up time. I walked out at about 10:50am. The service is horrible. On top of that, I asked for red onions and arugula on the pizza. They put such an excessive amount. I had to pick a lot of it off. The crust was burnt all around. Hard as can be. It wasn't even edible. I'm never going back. The service here was never this bad before.
Sarirath Sainsanoy

Sarirath Sainsanoy

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$$ Fun Trendy This is one of the very best small Cafes that I have visited in the last few years. I really enjoyed my time in this friendly, very arty place. The wait staff is excellent, very attentive and interactive. This is how a staff should be trained. Katie was great! They serve beer and wine as well as coffee and tea. I haven't checked out the menu as of yet so I can't really say but I would guess it is good as people I met at this Cafe tell me they return often. Very affordable! The area also is exceptionally nice. Aroma's location is practically perfect as it will afford a front row seat on trendy 2nd Ave. Locals are exceptionally friendly, a throwback to the days of the last millennium where people would actually talk to one another. I have returned several times and found each visit to be fun. (I live about 17 miles from here). The beach is only three blocks from 2nd Ave. Mother's Beach and Marina Park are about one mile towards PCH. Downtown Long Beach is about three miles (guess). Many restaurants, novelty shops, and much, much more surrounding Aroma Di Roma. Enjoy! I hope this helps! Please Like below! Thank you. cmilton111 Google Guide also, cmilton111 on Google Plus 2.16.2018
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Reviews of Aroma Di Roma

4.6
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5.0
30w

Let’s settle the gelato debate first. Aroma di Roma serves what might be Southern California’s finest—creamy, dense, and balanced without cloying sweetness. At $6.50 for four scoops, it’s a steal compared to trendy spots charging double for half the portion. Yes, grocery store ice cream is cheaper, but this is the real deal: lower fat, richer flavor, and craftsmanship that mass producers can’t replicate.

The coffee gelato alone justifies the visit. Imagine espresso concentrate swirled into a velvety base with a ribbon of something between caramel and fudge—not quite either, but better. It’s deep, slightly bitter, and lingers like a good pour-over. If this flavor vanished, loyalists would stage a sit-in.

Service shines here. Staff greet regulars by name, explain flavors patiently (try the pistachio if they’ve restocked), and never rush decisions. Their warmth feels authentically Italian, like the kind your Sicilian nonno would approve.

Claro’s Italian Market? A decent deli, but their gelato lacks this punch. Aroma di Roma’s secret? They focus on freshness. Batches rotate daily, so flavors like blood orange or stracciatella taste vibrant, not freezer-burned.

Pricing leans premium, but fairly. A $14 margherita pizza isn’t Domino’s. You’re paying for ingredients, not grease.

Parking: Snag the 24-minute spot out front for quick grabs. For longer stays, free spaces sit one block away. Pro tip: Arrive before 3 PM weekends to avoid the post-beach crowd.

Final call? This isn’t just gelato. It’s a passport to Italy...

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1.0
1y

Placed an online order for 2 breakfast pizzas at 9:35am for a 10:15am pick up. Got an email saying my order will be ready around 10:15am. Showed up at 10am and let them know I was early and that I was there to pick up an order. Didn't mind waiting since I knew I was early. Just wanted an update and the girl told me it would be ready in 10 minutes. Waited until about 10:25am and asked another girl if there was an update and she said it would be 10 minutes. Waited until 10:45am and asked a third person for an update on my order and they said it was being boxed up. What is the point in placing an online order if it's not going to be ready? The whole time I'm waiting, I'm just noticing that all the people walking in and placing orders are getting their food before me. So did they just not even start my order to be ready for a 10:15am pick up? It seems like they started it, when I got there. Apparently it takes about a half hour, but that's exactly why I placed an order online in advance. I had to wait over 30 minutes past my pick up time. I walked out at about 10:50am. The service is horrible. On top of that, I asked for red onions and arugula on the pizza. They put such an excessive amount. I had to pick a lot of it off. The crust was burnt all around. Hard as can be. It wasn't even edible. I'm never going back. The service here was never...

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5.0
7y

$$ Fun Trendy

This is one of the very best small Cafes that I have visited in the last few years. I really enjoyed my time in this friendly, very arty place. The wait staff is excellent, very attentive and interactive. This is how a staff should be trained. Katie was great!

They serve beer and wine as well as coffee and tea. I haven't checked out the menu as of yet so I can't really say but I would guess it is good as people I met at this Cafe tell me they return often. Very affordable!

The area also is exceptionally nice. Aroma's location is practically perfect as it will afford a front row seat on trendy 2nd Ave. Locals are exceptionally friendly, a throwback to the days of the last millennium where people would actually talk to one another. I have returned several times and found each visit to be fun. (I live about 17 miles from here).

The beach is only three blocks from 2nd Ave. Mother's Beach and Marina Park are about one mile towards PCH. Downtown Long Beach is about three miles (guess). Many restaurants, novelty shops, and much, much more surrounding Aroma Di Roma. Enjoy!

I hope this helps! Please Like below! Thank you.

cmilton111 Google Guide also, cmilton111 on Google...

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