Food - Restaurants and Dining in Aruba

The senses are further stimulated in an evening dining out in opulent banquet rooms, on a terrace under starry skies or in hip, intimate eateries. Sample the latest wines, swirling, sniffing and sipping an Opus One before celebrating life by partaking in a multi-course meal at any one of the island's five-star restaurants.

International cuisine runs the gamut from to French to Fusion, from Italian to Indian, from Japanese to Javanese and from Argentinean steakhouses to Caribbean-style seafood restaurants. Local cuisine carries it own distinction with the sharp taste of a local "yerbe hole" basil bringing out the best of the "catch of the day."

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[yannlawick]

and than ofcourse there is café 080

[TheKankertiefes]

@Murgertroy bring whole america 2 aruba FUCK THE U S A U SUCK ASS

[BertTwin1414]

Takobel 2:15 , die ken ik niet, hoe spel je dat on a

[thoeunny]

dont bring your wife and kids and you'll be fine.

[Murgertroy]

they kill american children in aruba

[jrperry480]

Where is Natalee?

[chetrecordsgermany]

you should check our channel for the latest Aruba Clip!

[ranberth]

E e, Arubiano mi taaaa!!!

[vervetomove]

Um yep been there, and I was joking about the license plates.....i know where they come from duh. Been there several times and while there is much maritime artifact there is very little from sunken ships.

[charlieratc]

Um, that's not what the narrator said. A lot of the paraphenalia on the walls at Charlie's Bar was recovered from sunken ships; the license plates were donated by visitors over the years.