I'm hearing the food is RIDICULOUSLY EXPENSIVE... How true is that? Should I look forward to aprnding $100 a night on dinner? What about breakfast and lunch? My dad said he spent 7 Bucks on a burger at Burger King. I think that's outrageous but is it true?
VS11
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It is TRUE!!!!!!!!!! be ready to spend some bucks on din din!!
NOthing is cheap wedding related..
Mrs. dleeny
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Posted by TimmysGirl
I'm hearing the food is RIDICULOUSLY EXPENSIVE... How true is that? Should I look forward to aprnding $100 a night on dinner? What about breakfast and lunch? My dad said he spent 7 Bucks on a burger at Burger King. I think that's outrageous but is it true?
I've been to Aruba, but not for a number of years. And yes, it's pretty expensive for the good restaurants. I think you can get away with not spending $100 every night, maybe just a few. I wish I could remember the name of this 1 Italian place we had dinner at. OMG!!! JUST AWESOME!!!!
regi
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Yes, It is pricy.
Make sure you go to the Flying Fishbone. THe food is pricy, but great and the scenery is beautiful!!
curliegirl
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I have been there twice, but on cruises, we ate once at Iguana Joes....not too expensive, but very casual.
FI is happy with McDonalds, so I guess I have to bring some extra $$$$ to go to a nicer restaurant!
Or maybe you'll win big in the casinos and you won't have to worry!!!
Mrs_B
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We are going there for our HM but we are getting the all inclusive package so we can eat breakfast and/or lunch at the resort. The good thing is that we can use the AI package for all three of there resorts. We plan to go out to dinner at some of the other restaurants probably 3 nights while we are there. I CANT WAIT!!
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Things can get pricy, you just have to know where to eat. We only spent $100 bucks on dinner a couple times and still had AWESOME meals
We had breakfast and lunch at the the familiar places. We stayed at the renaissance right in the city so we had access to wendys, subway, haegan daz, dunkin donuts, mcdonalds all within a short walking distance.
We ate breakfast at the Crab house near the Renaissance, actually it's in the market, just like a diner breakfast back in the states, same price too. STAY away from your hotel's breakfast buffets, they run you $16 a person!! we did that a couple times until we found everything else.
In 10 days we ran through at least $2500 bucks on food, excursions and drinks.
TimmysGirl
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Thanks Ladies I knew I could count on you guys to clarify...
Hopefully I win food money in the casinos!!!
LOL
jpsgirl
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We stayed at the Divi Divi all inclusive, which was great for breakfast, lunch and late night pizza. Two nights we ate dinner there, the other nights we hit the well known places, speinding about 110$ with a bottle of wine and dessert.
