Vino Aromi

We visited on Friday, for lunch, with a party of two and it was a nice experience. We arrived right at 1100 and nobody was there. The host and waitress arrived a few minutes later and we were seated in a spacious booth. The host took our orders, they have a wine special at lunch for $9/glass, the Riesling was very good.We started with Corn Soup, Beef Carpaccio, and Charcuterie as appetizers. They were well prepared and tasty. From there we went with a Chicken Pannini and Linguini Frutti Di Mare. The entrees were excellent.After the initial lack of personnel, the service was outstanding. The waitress was very friendly, prompt and professional. Definitely a great place to grab lunch.

we've been excited for a new spot finally opening at this location. we love the walking distance casual spots. Goods first-location is cute and convenient -plenty of parking -indoors outdoor but well conditioned -TV's around for watching sports-happy hour-good wine selection-friendly owner and staff Could be better-food items ordered were just all underwhelming. -happy hour menu is not that great. -Focaccia pizza was just thick bread and that's mostly what you tasted. Needs more sauce and cheese. didn't really taste the truffle on carpaccio. And Caprese was also very bland. We tried a pappardelle pesto and it was just very mild in flavor. However we are gonna give this place more tries since it's new and we wanna live it! :) I'll update my review base on next visit!

I'm already mad for the culinarypleasures at Aromi. That's the Italian restaurant in Summerlin North owned by chef German Castellanos who previously worked his magic for 12 years at the old Valentino at the Venetian. And now, just four minutes away from the Aromi mothership, comes his latest place, Vino Aromi--a casual, moderately priced Italian bistro + bar offering a tighter menu, happy hour, brunch + outdoor patio. It's located in Lakeside Village within Desert Shores, next to the elegant Americana restaurant. Our three choices on a recent evening were just as striking as the food at the original Aromi: the Pappardelle Pesto, the Rigatoni Vodka with Italian Sausage + the Porchetta pizza with caramelized onions and truffle oil. The environment here is warm and cozy, with brick, wood, and circular red leather tufted booths. It's wonderful to have two different Aromi's minutes from where we live.

What a wonderful little Gem, near the lakes. My friend and I visit Vino Aromi for the first time and I was impressed. I walked in and even though the host was not at the front entrance for the typical greeting, the staff acknowledged my presence and signal that they will be with me in a moment, which as really nice. Since I arrived on time . I got to pick the spot where we would be eating. I forgot the name of the handsome waiter, which we found out later he was one of the owners. We asked him for suggestions on the menu and went with those, a CAPPELLINI with Shirmp (4 to be exact), RIGATONI VODKA with mushroom and RIGATONI VODKA with sausage. I also ordered the MARGHERITA and the taste made me remember my childhood with was nice. Their Wine menu was ample a little bit for everyone's taste. The staff was friendly, professional and made it for memorable experience. A friend of mine is Baseball fan and she was watching the game on her phone and listening with her ear piece and the owner was nice enough to turn the volume on that she could hear enjoy the game and maybe even our conversation . We all agreed, we enjoyed ourselves and even lost track of time, we left after about three and a half hours. I am sure I will bring my family when they come and visit me from out of state.

What a perfect hidden spot to go on a date. The food was exceptional and the service was good. We love the patio area here and can't wait to come back when it's warmer.

I'll start my review by saying when I looked up Happy Hour on Yelp, Vino Armoi was one of the first to come up with 1 rating at 5 stars. This was part of what drew me here and sadly it looks like it was taken down recently and I am very displeased with that because that's like false advertising. I came to Vino Aromi on a whim to enjoy Happy Hour but sadly their offerings were very slim.Right after my husband and I were seated, we were given regular menus and when we asked if they had a Happy Hour menu, the lady rattled off 2 items for it. One item was a serving of 2 pieces of thin flatbread and honestly I can't even remember the other item. Since there wasn't much of a selection for Happy Hour, we ended up ordering from the regular menu which wasn't that exciting.Maybe that should've been our sign to get up and leave but we were hungry so we stayed and ordered. We were at a loss for what to order so we went with our waitresses recommended and sadly it was a very poor one. We ended up getting the Vodka pasta with spicy sausage and there was not even a hint of Vodka or spicy to the sausage. It tasted beyond bland and the pasta was drenched in very thick gooey bright orange colored sauce that was not smooth but sticky looking. And sadly looked very much like boxed Mac & Cheese from Kraft brand. And the pepperoni pizza might've seriously been one of the top 3 worst pizzas I have ever had in my life. Kid you not. I've been to countless authentic Italian restaurants throughout the years and tasted amazing pastas and pizzas and all I can say is that this place is not it. Not by a long shot. I was very disappointed at the low quality and lack of flavor, let alone inspiration. I took a few bites of what I ordered just to get some fuel in me, but I did not enjoy it-- not one bit. I think the only redeeming quality here if you can even call it that was the flight of red wines my husband had, which I did not try. We left the restaurant pretty disappointed to say the least and know we won't be making our way back. I will say that the service is friendly, but that's not enough to open up a restaurant. You need to be able to execute your food in a manner that reflects the cuisine you're offering. And the fact that Happy Hour is advertised, but there is no Happy Hour menu is misleading and unprofessional. To advertise Happy Hour but not have a physical menu that you can look at is unacceptable. Now it makes sense why there were only 2 options that were mentioned. I could be wrong, but from my personal experience Friday, it looks like they opened up shop in a hurry and were ill-prepared.We definitely felt misled like I stated at the beginning of my review and ripped off. I don't mind paying $95 for dinner but for that price you better make sure you deliver.The best way I can describe this entire meal, is Food Court food. Yes, take it from me that is the type and quality of food served here.I cannot seriously recommend Vino Aromi as an authentic quality Italian restaurant.

This little place opened two months ago right next to Americana. They are a little rusty on service, but they just have to work the kinks out. At the table we got two pizzas and two pastas. My pizza was not super flavorful but the pasta is worthy of going back. I don't even like red sauce, but my husband's ragou was delicious. I'm going back to try the vodka pasta. They also need bread service of some kind. When I have Italian k want some bread. The hostess and owner were very personable and it was lovely to meet them. I look forward to going back and love that we have a new restaurant in the neighborhood.

I recently dined at Vino Aromi, a charming new Italian bistro. Despite being open for only a few weeks, the food was exceptional. The margarita pizza, pasta, and carpaccio were all delicious. The extensive wine selection complemented the cozy, comfortable, and friendly atmosphere perfectly. Highly recommended for a delightful dining experience! The service here was great!

I like to frequent a restaurant at least twice before I post a review. I can say that we have been VERY HAPPY with this location each time we have gone. The service has been very good each time. We are seniors, so we have only gone during lunch hours. Junior has been great. He was very friendly and patient with all our questions. Another bit of good news about Junior - he is a sommelier - really good sommelier!LET'S TALK FOOD...there are so many good selections, good luck trying to decide. I make sure I arrive hungry, so I can try 3-4 items/courses. I have not made it to dessert...yet ;)

Great food and service. Everything is made fresh. The restaurant was full and a lot of regulars coming back. We are going back for certain. Recommend this restaurant to few of our friends.