What to eat

habagat wrote:

Do you like vegetarian food? I heard that in the island, vegetarians have places too. Vegetables would be less expensive compared to meat. I think that's what you're looking for.

Yes, vegetarian would be very good. I was just wondering if they catered to the vegetarian and vegan crowd.

crystal wrote:

If you're a steak lover like me, visit L.G. Smith's Steak & Chop House. You'll never regret because the price is reasonable. My favorite is the T-bone steak because it's tender and very juicy. I highly recommend it.

I have heard so much about the huge steak in Aruba. My friend is quite excited to taste it. Where could we find the L.G Smith's Steak and Chop House?

hirami wrote:

Yes, vegetarian would be very good. I was just wondering if they catered to the vegetarian and vegan crowd.

Of course they could cater all the vegetarian and vegan in Aruba. I don't think we could find many veggie lovers though. By the way, I missed to ask. Are you a vegetarian?

habagat wrote:

Of course they could cater all the vegetarian and vegan in Aruba. I don't think we could find many veggie lovers though. By the way, I missed to ask. Are you a vegetarian?

Is there a specific restaurant that serve only vegetarian food? My sister is a vegetarian and we are quite worried if she would like Aruba. It's good to know that they have rooms for veggies eaters.

brandy wrote:

Is there a specific restaurant that serve only vegetarian food? My sister is a vegetarian and we are quite worried if she would like Aruba. It's good to know that they have rooms for veggies eaters.

Nope, but almost every restaurants there offers vegetarian foods so don't worry.

I guess we could find particular inexpensive food in the island. I just want to more on the cuisine. I know they have lots of it. Among the existing cuisines in Aruba, which one is the most affordable?