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Savour authentic European flavours brought to Aruba over several centuries.
Down the centuries, many European conquerors have at some point looked on Aruba as their own territory and home. The English, French, Spanish and Dutch have all left their mark on the island.
Aruba forms part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and this fact is partially reflected in the number of Dutch and European restaurants in Aruba. From traditionally Dutch snack bars to pancake houses and ‘poffertjes’ stands, Dutch cuisine can be found all over the island.
Relish traditional and contemporary Italian cuisine presented in elegant haute cuisine and family-style restaurants.
Discover how the melting pot of cultures contributes to a menu influenced by Holland, South America and the Caribbean.
Satisfy your cravings for sushi, Chinese or Indian cuisine while visiting Aruba – a foodie paradise!
Aruba is a food-lover’s paradise and home to more than 90 nationalities, which can be detected in our diverse cuisine.
Dine at one of Aruba's many styles of steakhouses – from Argentinian and Brazilian to American and Japanese.
Dine on fresh seafood to your heart's content – it's one of the cornerstones of our local culinary scene.
Explore the colourful cuisine of South and Central America while holidaying with us.
Dine just like at home with our numerous restaurants featuring traditional and contemporary European and American cuisine.
When your feet sink into the warm sands of Aruba, you can almost taste the burst of flavors waiting for you at the island's top Mexican restaurants.
From traditional Dutch to Asian, African and Spanish, the dining options are as diverse and welcoming as our people.
Aruba forms part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and this fact is partially reflected in the number of Dutch and European restaurants in Aruba. From traditionally Dutch snack bars to pancake houses and ‘poffertjes’ stands, Dutch cuisine can be found all over the island. While most Dutch food is considered comfort food for cold winter days, it is just as tasty when you experience it at a Dutch restaurant in Sunny Aruba.
Belgian, Austrian, French, Italian, Greek and Spanish cuisine also stake a claim on the island's menus.
We’re just getting started with the amazing effects Aruba has to offer. Dig into your trip details below to unlock a Caribbean experience that will leave you sunnier, happier, and (of course) a little more tanned.