Elements restaurant, located in the intimate Bucuti and Tara Beach Resorts, is perfectly located on one of the “Dream Beaches of the World.” The oceanfront restaurant offers full American breakfast buffet, salads and sandwiches on the a la carte lunch menu, fresh seafood and prime steaks for dinner, and the chef also offers a themed menu each evening.
Experience what life was like on Aruba more than 100 years ago with traditional food in a historic location. This small, locally-run, family restaurant established in 1989 serves dishes made to order using trusted family recipes cooked and prepared the authentic Aruban way. Also offering an extensive wine list.
Every savory dish from India’s rich culinary tradition is prepared fresh from scratch and made to order at Taj Mahal. The yogurt and cheese are made fresh daily and only natural spices and ingredients are used.
Authentic cuisine with exceptional taste and presentation. Their clay tandoor oven gives meats a distinctive charcoal flavor, while the breads are cooked on its walls. Tasty, healthy, and unique, their menu hints at the Mogul tradition with wholesome Punjabi flair, the robust food of Kashmir, fiery dishes of Delhi and Mumbai, and of course, the earthy delights of the tandoor.
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