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Amuse Sunset Restaurant

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Indulge in romance at one of Aruba's most elegant sunset restaurants, located on above the sea under a huge palapa.

French-inspired in style yet most local-Caribbean in its unique waterfront setting, our internationally infused menu offers a vast array of delightful surprises by our highly skilled Chef Patrick.

Savoury and sweet, rich or light, decadent or healthy, or both! Each dish is lovingly prepared with the finest, freshest ingredients and artfully presented as a tempting vision. You’ll find that the sky is the limit when dining at our oasis, tucked between tall mangroves on an elegant pier.

Opt for our daily specials, the chef’s surprise menus or venture into the popular favourites of our regular menu then accompany your feast with the finest wines chosen by professionals. Also enjoy our creative signature cocktails to toast a special occasion or make any occasion a special one.

And now for the best part: watch the tropical sun sink into a perfect aquamarine sea. It’s fine dining and romantic indulging at its best. It’s all waiting for you at Amuse Sunset Restaurant Aruba. Download Menu Here


We are open from 5.00 pm – 10.30 pm, seven days a week. Reservations are recommended.

Holiday-goer Experiences

Dinner setup at Amuse Sunset Restaurant.
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Guests enjoying dinner during sunset at Amuse Sunset Restaurant.
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Guest walking into Amuse Sunset Restaurant.
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Stairs at night at Amuse Sunset Restaurant.
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Sunset at Amuse Sunset Restaurant.
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