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    4.6 (100 reviews)
    Open • 5:00 pm - 9:30 PM

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    Johanna B.

    I loved everything about Aromi when I first visited and I still do. I wish I lived closer as I'd visit more often. This charming, rustic authentic Italian restaurant never disappoints. Staff is extremely friendly and Restaurant Week was a perfect time to revisit. For $45 you can commit to the RW menu or order off the menu however all parties must do the same. The ambience was adorable and the space filled up as time went by. . We shared Fried Calamari and the Arugula Salad for starters. This was the ying yang of appetizers as it was extremely delicious and complemented one another. The Calamari was perfectly crisp with side dipping sauces--Marinara and Squid Ink. Unlike anything I've tasted. So very delicious. The salad was refreshing and simple--Arugula, Pear, Gorgonzola and Walnuts . Very good. Great sharing portion as was the Calamari. We both selected the Branzino for main. Carefully wrapped in a foil paper with clams, mussels, olives and grape tomatoes in a light broth, it was so delicious and well executed. The fish was deboned, fresh and firm. Very good. We shared 2 desserts for final course: Tiramisu and Panna Cotta. No need to describe this but it was traditional and excellent. A delicious Rose complimented the meal and Limoncello shots were brought to our table on the house as we wrapped things up. Overall, we enjoyed this delicate, delicious and decadent meal at Aromi. Shout out to Sarah who offered her most gracious hospitality and Andrea. We had a brief chit chat with him about all things Italian toward the end of our meal. Seriously consider Aromi for RW or any other week. You'll experience warm hospitality, amazing food and attentive service/ambience. Yes....I'm in love with you, Aromi.

    Kristen S.

    Love love love. Didn't even plan on coming here but I'm so glad we did. This pasta was so delicious. The sauce that comes with the meatballs - oh my gosh. Wow. My dad was a bit confused about some of the menu but the server was very helpful and patient. The decor is beautiful especially at night.

    Saasha G.

    Top notch food and drinks! Did a restaurant week dinner here and we were the first to arrive upon opening. The ambiance of this place is giving cozy winter getaway. They have the wood burning oven and well stocked bar in the background. I had the Rosemary fizz and it was herbacious and fizzy from the Prosecco. The focaccia bread was made fresh and served warm and fluffy but topping it with the ricotta took it up another notch. The chicken was cooked and fried to perfection and all the ingredients in the food all tasted fresh and flavorful. The pannacotta was soft and pillowy with fresh berries and compost on top. It wasn't to sweet either. The Caio e Pepe ravioli was really good as well.

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    Karen N.

    Amazing, authentic Italian food. A local restaurant in Carrol Gardens, with so much Italian charm. The owners were amazing and helped us decide what to try. We started with the Bruschette Burratoa. A toasted bread with the creamiest, fresh burrata, topped with truffle and prosciutto . We also had the Margherita pizza. The crust was the thinnest I have ever had. All of the ingredients are so fresh ! The basil was so fresh it tasted as if it was picked from a garden ..in the middle of winter. Watching the pizzas being made was a treat ! I highly recommend and will likely return.

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    Melissa M.

    We went for dinner with my partner's sister. The space was so welcomingly cozy on a rainy March evening. The servers were all friendly and so gregarious. The pizzas were delicious - not too heavy, great topping options, and perfectly cooked. Save room for tiramisu!

    This is top tier Neopolitan style pizza in Brooklyn
    Lisa M.

    I second that emotion: Who cares about that impossible reservation system at Una Pizza Napoletana, or the big bucks necessary to eat at L'Antica Pizzeria da Michele: I just discovered phenomenal Neopolitan style pizza at Aromi in Carroll Gardens! From the moment I stepped into this authentic Italian cafe/bar/garden restaurant Sat afternoon up to the offer of a Limoncello at the finish, the warm hospitality and a delicious leisurely lunch at the bar created a 5 star experience.

    Bonnie Y.

    This is a quaint Italian restaurant in Brooklyn, NY. They have a good selection of homemade pasta, pizza,focaccia and cocktails. We enjoyed catching up with friends over good Italian food.

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    Matthew S.

    Look out Lucali, look out Giuseppina's, look out Tutt' Appost, this is a great pizzeria made from native Italians and despite the high prices, they have a great, great product that will make you want to come back for more, even if it means having to wait until 5 pm to do so (if you come during the weekends, they open at noon). I tried three things, their grilled octopus, their meatball appetizer, and their Salamina Piccante pizza, which basically is their hot salami pizza. I also got some of their complementary bread, which basically is their ripped pizza crust, served with olive oil. The latter item is absolutely fantastic; incredibly light, I could eat this all day because it is so light. The olive oil is great too, and they have two types, a spicier and a regular, either one works. The grilled octopus is grilled perfectly. It could do without the red onion, but it is great otherwise. I have been to restaurants where it is overcooked, rubbery, and dry. This one does it right. A minute or two more on the grill and it would be all those things. The meatball appetizer is great too. Served with two pieces of bread, the meatballs are a great size, and you get three of them. This works well as an appetizer. It also sits in a pool of meat sauce, which I think you should keep after you finish eating the meatballs, as it makes for a fantastic dipping sauce for the bread. Lastly, the pizza is great. Everything is cooked beautifully, and their engineered crust works beautifully. The salami is ample on the pie, and the cheese and sauce marry well with it. You also get a nice sized pie, no shortchanging as I have seen too many Italian restaurants do. I would also like to point out how nice the owners are. Allessandro, one of the owners, was super nice and friendly. He was engaging and introduced himself when I first walked into the restaurant. I was also appreciative with how knowledgable he was with his product. I would recommend coming here and will likely return.

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    Great homemade Napoleon pizza and homemade pasta that is a definite rise from competition. We highly recommend!

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