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Karen Lutzker · 10-14-2009, 12:59 PM

WE enjoy the breakfast at Mathew's Beachside at Casa del Mar. Sunday's, they have a great buffet breakfast with everything from soup to nuts. We arrive November 7th and return home on November 21st/ We are staying at our timeshare and generally have breakfast on our terrace. When we want an extra special treat, we go down to Mathew's for breakfast. With it's great service, high quality food and beautiful views, you cannot go wrong.

Arubagirl90 · 10-15-2009, 12:23 AM

We tend to eat our breakfasts in our timeshare too. Fruit salad with fresh fruit. Yogurt. Omletes, hashbrowns, bacon or sausage and toast usually around 9 am. Do not want to rush, or get dressed so eating in is easy and saves us money. More for shopping, drinking, and getting a massage. The big breakfast keeps us full until snack and happy hour around 3 or 4.. Then it is sunset cocktail time with snacks. Cat nap time from 6:30 to 7:00ish and then shower and dinner time around 8 or 9 pm.

I have done the bagel sandwhichs by Alhambra, very good. Downtown by the Renissance timeshare, dutch place for great breakfast of pancakes and to die for huge omletes, one is more than enough for 2 people. I forgot the name of it though, you eat outside on the patio. We have eaten by the Playa Linda in their outside restaurant and it was very good too.

I would rather spend my money on a nice dinner out in the evening. MJ's, El Gaucho, Le Petite Cafe, Smokey Joe's, Pirate Ship, Passions, Suisse Chalet, and Bella Luna to name a few on our list.

Have fun and enjoy. They can always eat out and then stop over and have coffee with you while you stay in and eat.

Jill

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10-15-2009, 12:23 AM	#22 (permalink)
Arubagirl90 Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Baby Beach -just to be lazy and float on my raft and snorkle too Posts: 46	We tend to eat our breakfasts in our timeshare too. Fruit salad with fresh fruit. Yogurt. Omletes, hashbrowns, bacon or sausage and toast usually around 9 am. Do not want to rush, or get dressed so eating in is easy and saves us money. More for shopping, drinking, and getting a massage. The big breakfast keeps us full until snack and happy hour around 3 or 4.. Then it is sunset cocktail time with snacks. Cat nap time from 6:30 to 7:00ish and then shower and dinner time around 8 or 9 pm. I have done the bagel sandwhichs by Alhambra, very good. Downtown by the Renissance timeshare, dutch place for great breakfast of pancakes and to die for huge omletes, one is more than enough for 2 people. I forgot the name of it though, you eat outside on the patio. We have eaten by the Playa Linda in their outside restaurant and it was very good too. I would rather spend my money on a nice dinner out in the evening. MJ's, El Gaucho, Le Petite Cafe, Smokey Joe's, Pirate Ship, Passions, Suisse Chalet, and Bella Luna to name a few on our list. Have fun and enjoy. They can always eat out and then stop over and have coffee with you while you stay in and eat. Jill Share Share this post on Digg Del.icio.us Technorati Twitter Share Post on Facebook