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Originally Posted by SanNic44
Good food at reasonable prices can be had in Aruba. The only caveat being that you have to drive, which does increase the total cost if you add in a rental car. The further you drift away from the hotel area the more reasonable the prices. Of course, it can be a little adventurous at times and Spanish/Papiamento skills are helpful.
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We will definitely have a car.... and don't mind driving... plan to go to baby beach some...
Pam Pam we will go to if we can find it....
Where is B55 and what type of food do they serve? There website doesn't have a menu...
As for Casa Vieja & Pueblito Paisa... what type of food is served there and where might I find them?
If we only speak English will we be able to order and communicate at those places?