The DeliFrance chain is well known around Europe and Asia for its fresh sandwiches, light snacks and delicious desserts. A popular breakfast spot, the cafe plies customers with eggs... Read more »
Casual and family friendly, the Marriott's buffet restaurant has a wide selection of breakfast items that should appeal to just about everyone. Along with made-to-order omelettes and... Read more »
Marandi may have Aruba's most romantic restaurant setting, literally right on the beach with an unobstructed view of the water. The food is some of the best on the island as well,... Read more »
Part of the experience of Madame Jeanette is finding the place! Located out in the cunucu (or countryside) this award winning little eatery is under the stars of the beautiful... Read more »
LG Smith's is a classic American steakhouse, with a more contemporary black-and-white color scheme jazzed up with warm wood floors, nearly-white stone walls, and bright blue accent... Read more »
Sunset Grille is one of the island's more highly acclaimed establishments, having earned high marks from AAA and "Wine Spectator." Designed with an Art Deco motif, Sunset centers... Read more »
This little Dutch bar & bistro has a great view and a hip European waitstaff. Stop for a cup of coffee as you watch the boats in the harbor or savor an imported beer at the bar.... Read more »
Although Promenade isn't quite as refined as some of the better restaurants you'll find in the \"big\" city of Oranjestad, it certainly ranks among the top dining destinations on... Read more »
Always a fun choice, whether you're with a group or on your own, Salt and Pepper specializes in tapas, tasty little bits of this and that, designed to share. The fried Brie with... Read more »
Aruba offers plenty of places to get food, but we don't think that's good enough. We want you to eat well, and our selection of Aruba restaurants illustrates the bounty that's available. Almost any preference you have can be met, from wallet-friendly eateries like DeliFrance to more expensive places that promise a special night out - Sunset Grille, for example. The range of cuisines served is also broad, as seen in Flying Fishbone's Seafood dishes or Chalet Suisse Restaurant's European meals. And fortunately, Aruba has a variety of neighborhoods where restaurants are in close proximity. Explore the riches of Greater Oranjestad, for instance, to get a glimpse of what's available, and rest assured that you'll find a terrific place with incredible local food and great ambience to match.
