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 by sandravdp
prices are rather expensive, because most goods must be brought to the island by boat or plane...
If you must go to a supermarket, take an ordinary one, never shop at 'Suikertuintje' very expensive and the cockey people there are rude to the locals!!
Fish with frenchfries and fruitbreakfast, yummy! Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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Mi Poron a restaurant specializing in local foods, but was closed all week this trip. It was still advertised but no explanation for closing. It was still closed in 2003, this appears to be a permanent closing.
Mi Poron is open only for dinner and doesn't open until 6 pm. There is both indoor and outdoor dining areas. There is a museum in the front which shows some of the early settlers life style. The food is good and the prices are competitive.
The chicken special was breast meat with a sauce
of prunes, black and green olives, pearl onions and raisins, covered with cheese. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: It is across the street from the largest church in town. Kaya Caracas 1Other Contact: Call before going 717-5199
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This restaurant is located on a deck on the waterfront. The prices are competitive and the food was excellent. They also have a managers rum punch party with free rum punches and snacks on Monday night from 6 to 7, during which time, the 75 year old Captain Don, mingles with the guests
grilled fish of the day, and their potato soup with leeks. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Is part of Captain Don's HabitatOther Contact: 717-7303 jack@habitatdiveresorts
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 by jake22
Their Hamburger plate, with french fries. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Buddy Dive ResortOther Contact: 717 5080 www.buddydive.com
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The speciality of most of the restaurants in Curazao is 'iguana', and loads of sandwich places... so here you can try 'Sandwich de Iguana'!! two in one! Actually there is nothing different to eat in Curazao from this, so you have to be open to new experiences, or keep on sandwiching! Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: This place gives you a nice view of the river: including both the old and the new bridges.. and loads of tourist at the other shore...
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 by Chrystalain
picture of us at the table we were the evening before. We also took a picutre of the people who own this restaurant, French and Quebecers. Very nice people. Unfortunately, I don’t remember the restaurant’s name but I am searching for it. It is on the road from Mullet Beach to Cupecoy Beach. Since we had asked for the empty bottle of wine we drank (a nice rosé), we filled it of the Cupecoy Beach sand. It is still in my livingroom. That was our engagement ring. Leave a Comment
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 by nnoah
http://www.sxm-restaurants.com/index.html
on this site you will find listings for restaurants by name, cuisine and a handy map for finding the restaurant of your choice. (I've included a map of Philipsburg).
Each restaurant has its own unique qualities.
You need to try the coconut shrimp, which is a carribean specialty: jumbo shrimp fried and rolled in shredded coconut.
The drink of choice if you try no others is a St. Maarten specialty: the Guavaberry Colada. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 by seagoingJLW
Try the following dishes:
Ayaca -steamed chicken with prunes, raising, green pepper, pickles, olives and onions.
Keshi Yená -stuffed edam cheese
Stobá di Kòmkòmber -Curaçao cucumber stew (not the cucumber used in salads.
Stobá di karni -beef stew
Arroz con Pollo - chicken with rice
Curried Peanut Chicken
Arepita de Pampuna -pumpkin fritters
Saté -marinated meat on skewers
Bitterbal -Dutch style croquettes
Sòpi de Pisca -fish soup
Sòpito -coconut-fish soup
Giambo -okra soup
Bakiou -creole style codfish
Sòpi di Galiña -chicken soup Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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Cheri's Café
It's a bit of a tourist attraction but the restaurant has a great Caribbean atmosphere. It's set outdoors among the shops at Maho Bay. They usually have nightly music and dancing and the party stops later than most other places on the Dutch side (except the casinos). Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Maho Bay Area
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