Aromas Grille

11/06/06

South American has made a comeback, come visit the one that tops Andes

by johnmikess at Citysearch

We tried this place out on saturday and I could have sworn that the over the top kindness, attention to detail, and by far the best South American food i've had in years was run by an ex churrascos manager. I was shocked to find that 2 young (and i mean young) well for lack of words kids, had taken the responsibility of an old dance club and turned it into a jewel that lets you leave feeling fulfilled. So you go out, have an appetizer, 2 entrees, 2 desserts and a decent bottle of wine, a visit from the owner and the general manager, a night of dancing with a live salsa band, costing a smidge over $100. You really cannot beat it. We had a great time, and loved every bit. Food however, was unbelievable, i had the red snapper, my wife had the filet. Little light on the sides but who really needs them when you have 3 other courses to fill in the gaps. Luigi Bosca Gala 1 for 60 bucks is a steal at any restaurant. The mixed Tres Leches and Flan were to die for. The band played till a little after one oclock in the morning and we went home happy. I mention that owners were young, 23 to be exact, (i asked), it's nice to have them treat you with respect and kindness. we were impressed.

• Pros: one hell of a good value, great service and amazing food
• Cons: hard to find with temporary sign