Armando's Ristorante Italiano Aurora

Armando's in Aurora moved to a new location in the fall, and I have to say that it just isn't the same. They've gone ""uptown"" with a newer, fancier look. The home family atmosphere is gone, the waiters don't have time to be friendly anymore, it's noisier - it's just ...not the same. The food even tastes different.\t\n\t\nIt's like losing an old friend. Sad to say we'll no longer be having dinner with Armando's once or twice a month like we used too.\t\n\t\nSad. Read More

Sorry, but of all the Italian restaurants here, Armando's is the BEST. I've tried 95% of them, and sorry to say, ""Mama Alvino's"" is not even in the top 10. Nice try, ""Triple D""... It is obvious you either work there, or have stock in it. LOL I didn't want to p...ost this review, but I had to do it. Both Armando's restaurants are family owned and operated. Like I said before, I'm through searching for the 'perfect' Italian restaurant. Armando's is where I want to be... You come in as a customer, leave as family. That's the way it should be. They care about your experience. Armando's wants you back, not because they need the money...because they love what they do! Read More

I have been to Armando's countless times over the past seventeen years; I'm seventeen years old. I've always thought of this place as a safe haven, a mom and pop restaurant with a real owner in the middle of a fake, suburban landscape. However, I never noticed just how ...fantastic this restaurant was until I visited Germany a couple years ago and went to some Italian restaurants owned by first-generation Italian immigrants. The food at Armando's is just as good as the food I had in Europe and the atmosphere is much the same. It's a little loud, but it's a joyous place, so what's wrong with that? The owner runs the restaurant like a city restaurant and the wait-staff is always kind and courteous. Yes, it takes more than two minutes to get your food, but when you get it, you're getting a little piece of Italy. If you don't think the chefs are working hard enough, go take a peek into the kitchen and you'll change your mind. I'll be heading off to college after this school year and there aren't many things that I'll miss about Aurora, but I certainly will miss Armando's. Read More

Great little family ristorante! It was our first time in and Brandon gave us outstanding service. The food was great! spot-on recommendations. I didn't save room for dessert untill he said they had home made tiramisu!!
The best tiramisu I have ever had.
Thank you Brandon

everyone who comments about the ""owner's"" attitude would not survive 5 minutes in NY or NJ. as I tell my husband all the time ""i'm not yelling i'm just passionate!"" get over it, good food is well worth a little yelling...lol. I also tell him good food takes time, it...s not McDonalds so if your kids can't wait more than 5 minutes don't take them there. My kid has always been great there and the staff has treated us wonderfully since he was a baby. On to the food, I grew up as a second gen italian in nj, when i moved to colorado i thought i was going to die when it came to finding good food. when i moved to aurora I found them and it was like being in grandma's kitchen, second only to my own. i love the Eggplant Alla Romano, and I hear the Lobster Rav is excellent, and a newer addition I will be going there tomorrow to try. I am usually too full to attempt a dessert but tomorrow I may save room just so I can't write another raving review about them. I have been to other supposedly great italian restaurants in denver which are much pricier, and not nearly as good. The only reason I do not give them a five star is because if you are looking for a quiet, romantic place with ambience...this is not it. Read More

All these other reviers r full of bs thsi place focks