"Aroma Café is a small, family-owned Mediterranean café in West Los Angeles that has been part of the local community since 2004. The place has a cozy, almost European feel, with a small outdoor terrace that makes you forget for a moment that you’re in LA. The food is Mediterranean-style, simple and homey rather than fancy. Portions are medium-sized, and the average check is around $25–30 per person. The dishes don’t try to impress with presentation or complex flavors, but they feel fresh, thoughtfully prepared, and comforting — like homemade food, which is exactly what makes this place charming. You can really feel that everything is made to order, whether it’s coffee or a salad, which adds to the relaxed, unhurried atmosphere. Another nice and unexpected detail is a small section inside the café where you can find products from Bosnia, giving the place even more character and authenticity. Overall, Aroma Café is about atmosphere, warmth, and a sense of simplicity rather than culinary surprises. It’s a lovely spot if you’re in the mood for something casual, cozy, and genuinely local. Overall rating: 4 out of 5 There are a few minor imperfections, but they don’t take away from the overall experience."

"Best food in Los Angeles if you like Turkish influenced food or grew up in Balkans area of South Eastern Europe. Balkan Burger (Chevapi) headlines the show and Sarma (minced meat wrapped in cabbage) is the next star. They also have Greek souvlaki (if Im not mistaken) and make regular, American style sandwiches and salads. All in all, good place for a family lunch or dinner."

"The $20 shish kebab (plate) wasn't flavorful, the small portion left me quite hungry which added to my overall disappointment. My wife felt the same with the chicken kebab plate."

"service was great. ❤️ The guy at the front is very attentive and kind. We really enjoyed the Kebapi, apple dessert, baklava and Turkish coffee. There is also a variety of Ajvar and other Mediterranean/balkan foods available."

"Good to have a place in LA with Balkan / Bosnian food! I eat Cevapi with onion! Really enjoyed! Also there is a small store inside so you can buy some products from former Yugoslavia - they are little bit expensive! I attached the menu - May 2025."