Darosa

4.5 stars - just missing some dmall tocuhes with the food, but would definitely return if I was in the area! Service was great, the atmosphere is intimate and cozy. What we ate: - Buratta with figs - creamy buratta with nicely balsamic glazed figs. Simple. Delicious. Wish it came with bread or something to eat it with. - Suppli- perfectly crispy, savory and truffle flavored without that over the top fake truffle taste. Only downside was it came with 1 piece split in half - I wouldn't hope that it came with at least 2 pieces. -pan de la casa - though some reviewers have described it as focaccia, I would not categorized it as such. Still a delicious oliv and tomatoes bread and I would definitely order again. - pasta arribiatta - loved tbe choice of pasta, nicely al dented, wish the sauce was a bit spicier for arribiatta - pasta trofie - a very fresh, simple, well done pesto pasta. -cannolis - the shells were so light and the ricotta had a beautiful, light lemon taste with tiny bits of lemon zest. Overall, the food was great! Only wish the portions were a touch bigger- especially for the suppli- the the buratta came with some bread or something to break up the creamy, rich flavors.

Darosa is my favorite Italian spot in Juarez. The ambience is refined yet cozy. Romantic, and charming. The pasta, bread and salads are always on point. I always leave smiling from this place and look forward to when I can enjoy a meal there again.

An all-around fantastic experience! The pasta, lasagna, and veggies were absolutely delicious, and the ambiance was top-notch. I can’t wait to return and try more of their wonderful dishes!

Delicious food but I think the atmosphere is better at night :)

We had a wonderful Monday night dinner at Darosa. The dishes were flavorful and well presented, the wine list was thoughtfully curated, and the atmosphere was warm and buzzing even on a Monday night. Service was spot-on, and owner Leo went above and beyond to make us feel at home. Would gladly return.

Lovely Italian restaurant. The cocktails were clever & delicious - I got their martini, which was great. The focaccia was amazing & I’m not usually a fan. And the pasta was first rate. Really delicious pesto. Highly recommended!

Lovely Italian spot in Juarez, great for small groups or a date. Order to share so you can try it all. The burrata with zucchini was amazing, creamy and fresh. We were blown away by the gnudi allá salvia with spinach - don’t miss. The short rib wagyu rigatoni was another great one. Leave space for the tiramisu. Place tends to be be full so make a reservation and be patient with the service. Prices are high.

I'm still in shock on how wonderful Darosa was. It's a bit hidden on the Juárez neighborhood, but I'm sure it won't be long until this place is fully booked weeks in advance. We were thinking of going directly to the pastas but the waiter recommended the spinach and ricotta gnudi, with a butter and veggies sauce. Boy, was he right and was I thankful. They were AMAZING. We also had a focaccia on the side, which was delicious as well (but a bit pricey, if you ask me: $75 MXN for four mini slices). As main dishes we had the bolognese lasagna, which I could say is the best I've had in Mexico City. Mom got a pesto lasagnette, which was very good as well, and I died and went to heaven with the pomodoro and stracchiatella spaguetti. It was PERFECTION. The only "just okay" dishes we had were the desserts: the tiramisu with hazelnut, (with actual hazelnuts inside!) and the herb panacotta, which I could've spared. Wine offering has fair prices, but I wish they would've had more Mexican wines :) We tried the Cau Eden (Pla d'Oum), which was okay. Service was amazing, friendly and definitely knew the dishes by heart. I can't wait to come back.