YUM's V-Day Guide: Trattoria Aroma

YUM's V-Day Guide: Trattoria Aroma

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Feb 10th, 10:30am By buffalorising

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Since opening last year, Trattoria Aroma has quickly become one of the city's favorite restaurants. The dining room is cozy and romantic, the cuisine is well prepared and tremendously satisfying, and the wine list is excellent.

Aroma's Valentine's Day menu will be offered on the evening of February 14 alone. It's a prix fixe affair, and at only $55 per person, it looks like it will be a great experience at a reasonable price. The restaurant's regulars have already booked their seats. I suggest you do the same today.

First
Maryland Car and Scallop Cakes- citrus parsley pesto
-or-
Char Grilled Black Angus Sirloin- baby spinach, shaved red onion, pecorino cheese, lemon, EVO

House Made Pastas
Pappardelle- 6 hour braised wild boar, porcini and vegetable ragu, truffle herb cream
-or-
Lobster Raviolis- Roasted grape tomatoes, prosecco, fresh thyme, brown butter

Secondi
Petite Beef Tender Braciole- beef tender stuffed and rolled with fontina, egg and pine nuts; rosemary-tomato cream sauce
-or-
Slow Roasted Chicken Diavola- black peppercorn dusted calabrese bread, “San Marzano” tomato brodo
-or-
Pistachio Crusted new Zealand Rack of Lamb- cannellini bean and crispy pancetta ragu bianco, fresh mint oil

Dolce
Triple Chocolate Mousse Napoleon- chocolate dipped strawberry, strawberry, strawberry-prosecco sauce
-or-
Assorted Gelato



Trattoria Aroma
307 Bryant Street
Buffalo, NY 14222
716.881.7592




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