Aroma Breakfast and Lunch

This restaurant was my first time there, and the food left a lasting impression. It has a clean and inviting atmosphere. The staff greeted us promptly, and we were immediately seated. I opted for the Shakshuka. The eggs were simmered in a rich tomato-based sauce, garnished with fresh parsley. I added the beef sausage to my dish, and it was served with warm pita bread. My daughter chose the banana, strawberry Nutella French toast, along with a side of scrambled eggs and crispy beef bacon. Both my meal and my daughter’s were well-seasoned and flavorful. Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant. The food was delicious, the service was attentive, and the atmosphere was welcoming. It’s a place that we will definitely be returning to in the future. My daughter left her plate sparkling clean—yes, it’s that good.

Was there with a friend experienced in the cuisine. He said that it was the best gyro fatteh that he has ever had. I tried it, and I don't doubt it. He may not have thought the shakshuka was amazing, but it was one of the better ones I've had. I myself had the omelet. It was the best omelet I've had from an American breakfast joint. Not that I've had too many, due to most of them being disappointing. But this one was good. Good eggs, good seasoning, well stuffed. No extra charge on the pita bread, and all at a reasonable price. I don't eat breakfast out much still. But if I do, this'll be one of the first places I think of.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ A hidden gem for brunch lovers Aroma Breakfast and Lunch Cafe in the Collin Creek area is such a delightful find. The space is bright, spacious, and comfortable, with plenty of seating and a genuinely pleasant, if strip mall, atmosphere. The staff is warm and friendly, which immediately makes you want to linger. There is even a “secret” beverage menu available for in-cafe customers, which adds a fun little insider touch. I tried a latte, and it was everything you want from a hot latte: smooth, comforting, and delicious. But what truly inspired me to write this review was the shakshuka. Oh my goodness. The shakshuka. Exquisite, perfectly cooked, and divinely spiced. I fell in love with shakshuka at the InterContinental in Manhattan and have been chasing that experience ever since. This was my fifth attempt in the North Dallas, Plano, and Frisco area, and I was starting to think I would never find one that lived up to that memory. Then I hit pay dirt at Aroma. The eggs were cooked to absolute perfection: firm whites and yolks in that magical sweet spot between runny and just set. Every bite was rich, flavorful, and deeply satisfying. If you love brunch or are on a quest for great shakshuka, Aroma is absolutely worth a visit. We will definitely be back.

Found this new spot driving back to San Antonio and it was wonderful. We had Chicken Fetteh, Shakshuka and the Syrian waffle. We were so full and the staff was very friendly and accommodating. Abdullah, the owners son, came to greet us and made sure everything was great. Would definitely come back when in the area. Wish we lived closer.

Thank you to the owners for being so welcoming. We were a big group celebrating a friend, and they even put on music for us. The service was 10/10—very fast, and all the meals arrived almost at the same time. The food was beyond amazing; we enjoyed Syrian dishes and appetizers, along with chicken and beef sandwiches. I will definitely be coming back, and I highly recommend this place.