If you are interested in trying authentic Aruban cuisine, check out The Old Cunucu House which opens every day at 11:30 am.
They have covered outdoor seating and gorgeous ambience.
Their live music adds a special touch of charm to your dining experience, and you can expect to spend around $25 per main entree.
We were able to walk in without a reservation, but if you want to plan ahead, you can reserve your table at the Old Cunucu House here.
Wonderful article! The speakeasy sounds like a definite must do! Reading this got me hungry and ready to book a flight. Let me go get the itinerary so I can be well prepared. I don’t want to miss anything.
The speakeasy was one of my favorites for sure! Thanks so much for the support, and I hope you have an excellent trip to Aruba when you go!
Great suggestions, never been to Aruba but seem they have a good restaurant and love the night light. Thank you for sharing!
Aruba has lots of great options for food. I’d definitely recommend visiting one day!
Love trying new foods! Looks like you had a wonderful time trying all these places.
Makes me want to travel there too! It’s great to be able to eat from a melting pot of cultures. The Dutch pancakes look delicious. Thank you for sharing your recommendations.
Thank you for checking out this article 🙂 Trying all these restaurants in Aruba was such a fun experience and I’m sure you’ll enjoy if you do end up going to the island!
Wow, all of this looks amazing. Can’t wait to try these out. Guess I’ll have to book a flight soon!
Thanks for reading! You’ll love Aruba whenever you go 🙂