Aromi — Restaurant in New York

If you’re searching for an authentic Italian dining experience that transports you straight to the heart of Italy, you must try this place. From the moment you step inside, the warm ambiance and charming decor.

One of the standout features of this restaurant is the exceptional service provided by Alessandro. His passion for Italian cuisine is evident in his recommendations and attention to detail. He makes you feel like a valued guest, ensuring that your dining experience is nothing short of perfect.

Now, let’s talk about the food. The menu is a celebration of traditional Italian flavors, and every dish we tried was a testament to the chef’s dedication to authenticity.

We started with the Eggplant Parmesan, which was a revelation. The layers of tender eggplant, rich marinara sauce, and gooey melted cheese were perfectly balanced, creating a dish that was both comforting and indulgent.

Next up was the Carbonara. This classic Roman dish was executed flawlessly. The creamy sauce, made with fresh eggs and Pecorino Romano cheese, coated the al dente pasta beautifully, while the crispy pancetta added a delightful crunch. It was rich and satisfying, yet light enough to leave room for more.

The Spaghetti was another highlight. Cooked to perfection, it was served with a simple yet flavorful tomato sauce that tasted like it had been simmering for hours. The freshness of the ingredients shone through, making it a true representation of Italian cooking.

And let’s not forget the pizza! The crust was amazing, with just the right amount of char. Topped with fresh mozzarella, basil, and a drizzle of olive oil, each bite was a reminder of the pizzas found in the streets of Naples.

Overall, Aromi is an amazing place to try if you’re craving genuine Italian cuisine. With Alessandro’s outstanding service and a menu that showcases the best of Italy, this restaurant is a must-visit. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, make sure to stop by and indulge in a meal that will leave you dreaming of Italy long after you’ve left....

I went to Aromi a little over a week ago and it left such a lasting impression I had to write a review. My mother found this place and we decided to try it after looking at all of the other wonderful reviews. First, the food is absolutely delicious. We split the Arugula Pungente salad to start, every ingredient worked perfectly to create a light yet flavorful salad. As a main I got the Pizza Margherita - wood fired pizza is my preference and this one did not disappoint in the slightest. We ended our meal with the tiramisu, which was not too sweet and perfectly craved my need for a sweet(ish) treat. Both of my cocktails were refreshing, one was named after the restaurant and the other I can't remember, but will be sure to when I return. The ambiance is warm, familiar, inviting, and intimate - you want to be there. The service was possibly the most amazing part, although it's hard to top perfection. Alessandro (who I've gathered from other reviews is one of the owners, a detail he did not reveal in person) served us and made our fantastic drinks. He was so warm and friendly, but was not overbearing in the slightest. The timing was perfect and we had smiles on our face all night. At the end of it all I had such a good time I ended up forgetting my purse, which Alessandro kept safe for me. Thank you for such an amazing time, I hardly write reviews and while this is incredibly long I still have so many more amazing things I could say. I am so glad my mom chose this spot and got to experience it while she was visiting. I can not...

Aromi is another welcome restaurant addition in the neighborhood, they serve authentic and favorite Italian fare.

We came here on a lovely Sunday afternoon, we were offered seats in the backyard or by the window in front of the restaurant, we chose the latter since there’s also a jazz musician performing during our visit.

This place offers a full bar with its own cocktails concoction. There’s only 2 pages menu one for food, the other for drinks.

We started with calamari fritti (my partner’s favorite and we always order this whenever we can-as previously mentioned in my reviews) it was served with special squid ink mayo and salsa and polpette al sugo or meatballs. The dishes suited well with a bottle of Rosato.

For the main entree, we decided to eat family-style. We shared carbonara pizza, Margherita, and carbonara pasta. All dishes are simply epicurean, it was served hot and freshly made. The dishes are all well portioned and we felt full that we didn’t have space for dessert until the owner informed us that she already prepared us a complimentary dessert of pannacotta and crème brûlée, who could say no to that!

Before we took off we were then offered a shot of limoncello, it was one of the best Sunday lunches to be had. With great food, and awesome customer service, this place is another...