Tagliatelle al Ragù
$48.000Hand-cut egg tagliatelle, slow-braised beef & pork ragù, aged Parmigiano-Reggiano.
SignatureHandmade pasta, wood-fired pizza and a cellar of Italian wines — served the way they are in Emilia-Romagna, since 2011.
A short list of what regulars come back for. Everything is made in-house, to order, from ingredients we'd serve our own family.
Hand-cut egg tagliatelle, slow-braised beef & pork ragù, aged Parmigiano-Reggiano.
SignatureSan Marzano tomato, mozzarella di bufala, basil, extra-virgin olive oil. 48-hour dough.
Wood-firedCarnaroli rice, shrimp, calamari, mussels and a whisper of saffron.
Del MarDry-aged T-bone for two, rosemary, sea salt, Tuscan olive oil. Finished over embers.
For twoThree things we refuse to compromise on — and the reason people call Aurelia the most authentic Italian table in Medellín.
Flour, eggs, patience. Our pasta is rolled and cut by hand daily and the dough rests 48 hours before it ever meets the flame.
Built by Neapolitan masters and fired to 450°C, it gives our pizza the blistered, airy crust you'll only find in Italy.
From Barolo to Brunello, our cellar is curated to pair beautifully — and our sommelier will find the right bottle for your table.
Born in Bologna and trained across the trattorias of Emilia-Romagna, Marco came to Medellín with one belief: that great Italian food is simple food, made with obsessive care.
For fifteen years he has cooked the recipes his grandmother taught him — nothing hidden behind heavy sauces, everything resting on the quality of what's on the plate.
"La semplicità è la vera eleganza."
The tagliatelle transported me straight to Bologna. This is the real thing — and the service made us feel like family.
Best pizza in the city, hands down. The crust is perfect and the wine list is genuinely special. We keep coming back.
We celebrated our anniversary here. Impeccable atmosphere, candlelight, and a meal we still talk about. Simply romantic.
Warm light, a bustling open kitchen and plates that look as good as they taste.
Aurelia began in 2011 with twelve tables, a wood-fired oven and a family recipe book. Fifteen years later we're still in the same corner of El Poblado — a place where Italian tradition meets Medellín's warmth.
We've grown, but the promise hasn't changed: real ingredients, real recipes, and a table where you're never rushed.
Whether it's date night, a family Sunday or a business dinner — we'll have a candle lit and a bottle ready. Reserve in seconds.
Aurelia started as a promise between a chef and his grandmother: that her recipes would never be forgotten. In 2011 that promise opened its doors in Provenza with twelve tables and a single wood-fired oven.
Word travelled fast. Families came for Sunday lunch, couples for anniversaries, travellers for a taste of home. We added a cellar, a private room and a terrace — but never a shortcut.
Today Aurelia is one of the most loved Italian restaurants in the city, and still run like the small family trattoria it has always been.
To serve genuinely authentic Italian cuisine — no compromises, no fusion for the sake of it — in a room that feels like being welcomed into an Italian home.
To be the reason people in Medellín don't need to fly to Italy for a proper plate of pasta — and the table they choose for the moments that matter.
Pasta, bread, sauces and desserts are made the same day they're served. If it can be made by hand, it is.
San Marzano tomatoes, Parmigiano-Reggiano, buffalo mozzarella and 00 flour — sourced from Italy, prepared in Medellín.
No rushing, no clock-watching. A meal at Aurelia is meant to be lingered over, bottle open, conversation flowing.
We buy small and often — produce from local markets, cheese and flour from Italy, seafood delivered fresh. Nothing sits, nothing is frozen to save a peso.
It's slower and it costs more. It's also the difference between Italian food and food that's merely Italian-ish.
Twelve tables, one oven and a grandmother's recipe book. Our first Margherita leaves the kitchen.
A hand-built wood-fired oven is shipped from Italy and becomes the heart of the room.
Local critics list Aurelia among Medellín's finest Italian tables for the first time.
We open a private dining room and begin catering weddings and corporate events across the city.
Two thousand reviews later, Aurelia earns a Travelers' Choice award and a permanent spot on visitors' lists.
We celebrate our anniversary with a seasonal tasting menu and the same twelve-table warmth we opened with.
The best way to understand Aurelia is to pull up a chair. We'd love to have you.
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Cra. 35 #8A-30, Provenza
El Poblado, Medellín · Antioquia
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