Anno 1877 is Aruba’s most historic restaurant — set in an 18th-century Oranjestad building with French-influenced cuisine, legendary escargots, rack of lamb, and soufflés.
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Elements at Bucuti & Tara is Aruba’s most sustainably-minded restaurant — adults-only, organic-focused, with tables on Eagle Beach at sunset. The island’s finest eco-conscious dining.
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The Old Cunucu House is a 150-year-old country house in Noord serving authentic Aruban food — keshi yena, goat stew, iguana soup. The real Aruba on a plate.
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Bavaria is Aruba’s hidden gem German restaurant in Palm Beach — crispy schnitzel, fall-apart sauerbraten, and European beers that repeat visitors swear by.
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Wacky Wahoo’s is Aruba’s most visited restaurant — huge portions, cold drinks, and a buzzing atmosphere near Palm Beach that keeps everyone coming back.
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