“Nothing planned or fancy, just really hit the damn spot and can’t stop thinking about the balance of acid-forward bitter salad and umami/parmesan cauliflower pasta goodness.”
H3
8.0/10Italian
AI-generated summary
Get the fava bean puree, the dish people bring up over and over. The chocolate sorbet gets the same love, and the bread is good enough that they sell it retail. It's a lowkey Fort Greene spot doing seasonal Italian with a small menu and a wine list regulars rate highly.
“Nothing planned or fancy, just really hit the damn spot and can’t stop thinking about the balance of acid-forward bitter salad and umami/parmesan cauliflower pasta goodness.”
H3
“Consider Roman’s in Fort Greene. It has never disappointed.”
H3
“I’ve been going to Roman’s for years and love its lowkey neighborhood vibes.”
H2
“chocolate sorbet at Roman’s”
H2
“Roman's for a casual lunch (get the fava)”
H2
“And the fava bean puree at Roman’s.”
H2
“Fava puree at Roman’s in Fort Greene.”
H2
“This latest iteration is by far the best and honestly, it’s one of the better restaurants in Brooklyn. Menu is not voluminous but there are enough things that keep you coming for more. They also have a fantastic lunch menu.”
H2
“the chocolate gelato at Roman's”
H2
“I love Roman’s. It’s a local produce approach to modern Italian food with a very easy, rustic approach. I go there several times a month.”
H2
“Roman's has great pasta”
H2
“Roman's in Ft Greene. Everything's so fresh. Get the fava bean dip if they still do it. Salivating rn”
H2