The experience of De Suikertuin begins when you enter the restaurant. The decor is informal,and somehow very tranquil. we had excellent omelets, and Dutch pancakes. Lunch menu looks good also. Prices are reasonable. Unfortunately, we only discovered it on our last day in Aruba, so we will need to wait for our next trip to visit again.

If you open the doors of Suikertuin it's like you open the doors to heaven. Really so restful and the ambience is good. The very friendly staff recommend me the hotchpotch they had that week of Endive and i really didn't know what that was, so she explain to me that it is a typical Dutch "thing" with mshd potatoes... More

My sister and enjoyed a lovely Queen's Day breakfast at De Suikertuin. I had tea served in an adorable tea pot and the continental breakfast with perfectly cooked bacon, a croissant and fresh squeezed orange juice. Our server, Chantal, was excellent and the restaurant itself has a lovely atmosphere. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone traveling to Aruba.

willeke and her team is simply fantastic,ido enjoy their breakfast,capuccino is about the best,the nassi goreng is the best of the island,they make really feel at home with a genuine smile and service.

Very good food,quaint atmosphere and friendly People. We will recommend De Suikertuin to any of our friends going to Aruba.

You would not believe how quiet and peaceful is it in the backyard of the Suikertuin. A very nice place to have a break from shopping. The staff is very friendly and helpful and the food is nice too. I have not tried it, but I was told they have a nice high tea there too.

just a nice place (closed-in garden sitting) for a start of the day or a lunch

We've been going to Aruba for 15 years and we decided to try De Suirkertuin,owned and operated by the lovely Willeke. My wife had the Tuna, cheese, onions on a baquette,I had the Pumkin soup and grilled chicken,2 cheeses and onions on baquette, both were delicious. We had to try the scones and thank God we did. The food, the... More

After a long walk through Orangestaad we stumbled upon the unimposing but charming Suikertuin. A former mansion, built of stone, converted to a restaurant with a lovely, peaceful gardern. Suikertuin means ""sugar garden" and it is a sweet discovery indeed. We both ordered green pepper soup, which was scrumptious. I had a lovely baguette with grilled veggies, pesto and cheese.... More