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Address: 1920 14th Ave, Vero Beach, FL 32960
Phone: (772) 907-5774
Website: https://armaniscucinafl.com/
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Before stopping in, we called ahead to ask about gluten free options and were met with a genuinely helpful and reassuring conversation. That alone made us feel comfortable choosing it for lunch. Once inside, we took our time with the menu and decided to dine in.
Our server, Kim, was outstanding. She was attentive, patient, and extremely knowledgeable, especially when it came to navigating gluten allergies. She confidently guided my partner toward dishes that would be both safe and enjoyable, which made the experience feel relaxed rather than stressful.
We ordered the shrimp scampi and the chicken parmesan alla vodka. The shrimp scampi was beautifully prepared with perfectly cooked shrimp, a rich and flavorful sauce, and excellent pasta. My partner’s dish was equally impressive, with a satisfying portion size and well balanced flavors throughout.
Overall, this is a wonderful date spot offering Italian food that stands out in the area. The pricing feels very fair for the quality of the dishes and the level of care provided.
We would absolutely return and would confidently place Armani’s Cucina among our top three Italian restaurants in Indian River County.
I’m extremely disappointed and frankly upset about our experience with Armani’s Cucina. We ordered their Christmas special advertised for 10-12 people through their Instagram, specifically for our family’s Christmas Eve dinner.
What we received was shockingly inadequate – portions that would barely feed 2-4 people, not the 10-12 we paid for and were expecting. The Seafood Linguine Fra Diavolo and Shrimp/Scallop dish were in small aluminum trays with minimal seafood, nowhere near what was promised for a large family gathering.
When I called yesterday (Christmas Eve) to resolve this issue, no one returned my call. We were left scrambling on Christmas Eve to figure out how to feed our family because what was delivered was completely insufficient.
This isn’t just about the money – you ruined our family’s Christmas Eve dinner. The lack of response when I tried to resolve this made it even worse. I cannot recommend this restaurant and would strongly advise anyone considering catering orders to look elsewhere.
The food was NOT worth the wait. We did not get what we ordered. None of us! Red sauce was taken out of a jar no flavor, pure acid tomato. It was placed over hard pasta we could not even eat.
If you go here, stick with a white wine sauce and seafood. We wasted $80.00 of our hard earned cash.
I usually leave a twenty tip. What was the icing on the cake was waiting 20 min for the check.
BTW, there were only three tables-8 people in the resturaunt. No Bueno!
Definitely 5 stars across the board for this Italian gem in downtown Vero.
During my visit, I ordered the stuffed chicken entrée, which sounded delicious on the menu. However, what I received was not only disappointing — it was outright dangerous. After eating nearly half of one of the chicken breasts, I noticed something felt off with the texture. Upon closer inspection, I was shocked to discover that both pieces of chicken were completely raw on the inside — not undercooked, but visibly raw and pink, with a cold, gelatinous center.
By the time I noticed, I had already consumed a significant portion. The thought that I may have just exposed myself to foodborne pathogens like salmonella or campylobacter is deeply unsettling. Eating raw chicken is not a minor mistake — it’s a serious health risk that can lead to severe gastrointestinal illness, fever, dehydration, and in some cases, hospitalization. For immunocompromised individuals or children, the consequences can be even more dangerous.
Mistakes happen in restaurants, but raw poultry leaving the kitchen is a critical lapse in food safety protocols. I brought the issue to the attention of the waitress after we had to search for her for over 10mins, and while she was apologetic, there was nothing offered in the way of resolution or assurance that the situation would be properly addressed.
What concerns me most is not just my own potential exposure to illness, but the thought that this could happen to someone else — possibly someone more vulnerable to the effects of food poisoning.This cook not only served raw chicken but handled it while they touched every other dish that was sent out contaminating everything.
Armani’s may have an appealing menu and a nice atmosphere, but no ambiance can make up for a basic failure to prepare food safely. I truly hope they take this seriously and implement immediate measures to ensure nothing like this happens again.
Until then, I urge anyone considering dining here to proceed with caution.