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Restaurant question's
I've come across a few threads where people mentioned the prices at some restaurant were pretty high ie: tomats, madame jeanettes and a few others tht i can't remember off the top of my head, but I would like to know what "expensive" is. I'm from NY where everything is "expensive" so I'm wondering if things are like NY prices or what.......
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Pricing is so subjective...Imo, no worse, probably better than many restaurants in Manhattan.
http://www.theoldmanandthesearestaurant.com/The_Old_Man_%26_The_Sea/Menu.html http://www.screaming-eagle.net/menu/SE_Menu.pdf http://www.chefstablesaruba.com/menu/chefs-tables-menu.pdf
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Thanks! I was a bit concerned b/c I keep hearing abt things being "soo expensive" and as a Ny'er nothing is really tht expensive! When we go out to eat we usually spend $120+ for two so I wasn't sure if I was looking at wayy more than tht! Thanks!!
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You will be just fine! The $120 will include a nice bottle of wine with most of your dinners.
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Hi ArubaLisa
I did a lot of research about restaurants including plenty of recommendations from Philly friends. We are only in Aruba for 4 nights (grrrrrr had to cut it short as my son has his senior prom and wants us home). I have chosen for our first night PINCHOS as it was recommended. I also want us to go to Madam Jeanettes, Papiementos and then a GOOD steakhouse. I heard that French Steak house is great. However, I would REALLY appreciate if you'd recommend the BEST known and most tasty steakhouse. Preferably in easy reach of Playa Linda as I don't want to spend $60 bucks for a taxi.
I'd really appreciate your personal opinion and anyone else that has tried these restaurants. I am NOT concerned about the cost. My first vacation in 7 years, I can afford the prices. Thanks |
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For a steakhouse I would read through some of the threads at http://www.aruba.com/forum/tags/steakhouse.html
If I were going for a good steak in Aruba, I would go to LG Smith's Steakhouse at the Renaissance. It is a "reasonably priced" taxi ride from the Playa Linda. El Gauchos has never been our steakhouse of choice. Imo, and not everyone agrees, this is quantity vs. quantity and Argentinian beef vs. USDA certified Angus that you would find at LG Smiths.
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Hi
Thanks for the lead. I'm not sure I understand, are you saying that Argentinian beef is not as good as USDA Angus? Also, do you personally know of Pinchos and Passions? I would love an opinion of both as we have so few nights. |
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Passions we loved. We found Passions to be our best dinner of our trip last June and look forward to returning again for our anniversary this June.From our review:
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