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  Seafood Restaurants in Aruba

The Grand Fish Restaurant

The Grand Fish Restaurant front view during the day in Aruba.
Bar Area at The Grand Fish Restaurant in Aruba.
Indoor dining area at The Grand Fish Restaurant in Aruba.
Enjoy one of The Grand Fish Restaurant's dishes in Aruba. End your day with a nice fish steak with rise, salad combine with backed banana also served with a sauce for dinner.
Food presentation at The Grand Fish Restaurant in Aruba.
Food presentation at The Grand Fish Restaurant in Aruba.

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Schotlandstraat 79, Oranjestad, Aruba

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Meet the locals at The Grand Fish, a seafood grill in the heart of a small seafront shopping arcade in a quiet Aruban residential area.

We are a family-friendly, affordable restaurant that is dedicated to providing healthy, delicious meals that truly combine Aruban culinary flavours with local produce.

With great pride, we offer our guests a vast amount of fresh seafood choices from whole red snappers to ceviche and we also offer a selection of poultry dishes.

So next time you visit, not only do we want you to lay down some fresh memories with your loved ones at The Grand Fish, we want you to bring a little of our family's love back with you, wherever your next adventure may take you.

We are only a five-minute drive from the major hotels in the hotel areas of Eagle Beach and Palm Beach.

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