This was a nice place; cute setting, decent food. Service was not so good. If you are in a hurry, not a good place to go. We ordered an appetizer. The another waiter came and we ordered our main courses. Before our appetizer arrived, the original waitrress came by with a bill!! We all laughed it off and she apologized,... More

We went here twice for lunch and loved it. Very friendly staff (though we did have to look for someone when we arrived). We thought they were closed as no one else was there (both times we went!) but it was great. Quaint, cozy and yummy. It felt much more like Aruba than most of the other places we ate.... More

The place looks old but with a lot of care. The people always want to help you in everything you ask for. From food it self to severals tips of the island. The food just delicious. It's a cuisine very local but super tasty. And the price just fantastic. We want to return in our next trip

Very good dinner in a picturesque setting. Off the beaten path but worth the effort. We even got a tour of the 160 year old Dutch farmhouse. The food was great. Local Arubian dishes along with more familiar seafood. We sure would return.

After returning to Aruba several times and dining at many of the top recommendations on Trip Advisor, we decided to try this historical, and authentic Aruban restaurant in April '13. My overall opinion - I would give it an average rating and I expected more based on previous reviews. We went on a Wednesday evening and dined outside under a... More

We went to the Old CUNUCU House to see Fred de Jong's 'Frank Sinatra' show (every Thursday night) and had one of our best evenings on the island. The servers and Fred himself were so friendly and made us feel right at home. His show was great & we were delighted with our dinners - the Keeshi Yena as described... More

One of the best meals of my trip: Keeshi Yena. It was SOOOO good that I took time with every bite - so I could savor every spice!!! Baked dish - pulled chicken - sauteed like Pernil - with raisins, olives and kashew - topped with amazingly savory goat cheese! I went for lunch. The service was great! Go!!!

We chose this restaurant being intrigued by the offerings of "authentic Aruban cuisine" that is located in a restored farmhouse. The restaurant offers dining inside and we decided to enjoy the outside garden which was was pretty. We were seated immediately and service was excellent with drink orders taken immediately. The appetizer of escargot was very tasty. The fresh catch... More

I feel sorry for the people in the kitchen. Although the food was okay, the service was a joke. Ordered the Keshi Yena. After 30 minutes they told us they were out, so I orderd the stew wihich was supposed to be grandma's special. 30 minutes later they came out to our table of eight and announced that whoever ordered... More