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Do many of the restaurants in Aruba offer a menu for children? We have been considering bringing my niece with us and just want to know what to expect. She can be picky with her food.
The restaurants there are great because they want to keep their tourists happy. Most of them do have children's menus and will work with you for a picky eater or if there are allergies involved.
That is good to know. I do not think I will take my kids when I go, not this time at least. The first time will be for me. I will make sure to pay attention though because I might take the kids at some point and one has food allergies.
Thanks Justin! I wanted to ask to make sure but I thought it would be possible that the restaurants would want to cater to the tourists. It is a smart idea to get tourists with children to go there.
The great thing about Aruba is that there's lots of choice in restaurants. I'm pretty sure even the pickiest eater will be happy with burger and fries, maybe even tempted into something a bit more exotic. Don't forget there are lots of nice pastry shops for snacks too.
I'm sure there are family-friendly restaurants that cater to the individual preferences of both kids and adults. While I was browsing, I read that Buccaneer, The Turtle's Nest Restaurant, and Red Parrot Restaurant are good for kids.
