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Is Las Ramblas worth it? For a steak or seafood dinner in the open air, a few steps from Eagle Beach as the sun goes down, our Las Ramblas Aruba review says yes. The restaurant belongs to La Cabana Beach Resort, aruba.com describes beachfront dining under the sunset or the night sky with a guitarist moving between the tables, and the menu centers on the grill. Here is what the evening is like, what to order and who it suits.
Las Ramblas at a glance
- Cuisine: steaks and seafood from the grill, with paella
- Area: Eagle Beach, at La Cabana Beach Resort
- Best for: sunset dinners, couples, steak and seafood lovers
- What to order: the filet mignon, Mignon and Lobster, Seafood Paella, Caribbean Baked Shrimp
- Price gauge: $$$$ (our estimate)
Dinner outdoors with the sunset in front of you
La Cabana’s own page pairs the food with a sunset view against the backdrop of Eagle Beach, and aruba.com places the restaurant just steps from the sand, overlooking the beach, where the trade winds keep warm evenings comfortable. Wanderlog’s listing notes that the dining is all outdoors, with no indoor seating.
There is music, too. aruba.com mentions a strolling guitarist, and the resort’s page describes live guitar and violin through dinner.
From the grill
aruba.com notes that the meats come off a charcoal grill, and the menu lists them under From the Grill. Choose a 5 oz petite or a 10 oz filet mignon, a 12 oz rib eye or New Zealand lamb chops marinated in rosemary, then add one of the house sauces: chimichurri, peppercorn or wild mushroom. For a surf-and-turf, the Mignon and Lobster pairs the petite filet with a 5 oz Caribbean lobster tail, and the Mignon n’ Mariscos adds shrimp and bacon-wrapped scallops instead. The slowly braised lamb shank, cooked in a red wine and herb gravy, and braised short ribs cover the slower-cooked side, and the free range chicken comes with a guava sauce. Sides include sweet potato fries, creamy garlic mashed potato, asparagus spears and saffron risotto. The menu says entrées come with fresh vegetables.
From the sea, and meat-free
The seafood side of the menu is just as long. Our picks, in our own words:
- Seafood Paella, Spanish rice with mixed seafood and a hint of saffron.
- Fisherman’s Platter: grilled mahi mahi, shrimp, lobster, clams, calamari and half mussels, with corn.
- Caribbean Baked Shrimp in the house curry and coconut cream sauce, which the menu calls spicy.
- Black Grouper Meunière, dusted in flour, pan fried and finished with lemon butter.
- Chilean Seabass with a beurre blanc sauce.
To start, the Lobster Bisque, the Octopus Ceviche and the bacon-wrapped Grilled Scallops with chimichurri make easy openers to share. Plant-based diners get two full mains of their own: a vegan saffron risotto with roasted pumpkin and tofu, and a buckwheat vegan pasta with broccolini, ginger and sesame. aruba.com suggests Spanish wine or a glass of sangria with dinner.
Who Las Ramblas suits
aruba.com notes that the meats are USDA Choice cuts and that the menu leans on fresh herbs and Caribbean ingredients. It calls Las Ramblas a mellow, romantic place for dinner in the open air, so it works well for couples and anniversaries. Groups with mixed tastes are covered too, since the menu spans steak, seafood and vegan mains. If you are staying in the area, our Eagle Beach guide has more to do nearby, and our guide to the best restaurants in Aruba has more sunset ideas. When you have picked your evening, book a table at Las Ramblas.
Price level
Price level: $$$$. Price level is our estimate, not exact pricing. It is based on the dinner prices on the restaurant’s current menu, checked November 2026.
FAQ
Is Las Ramblas worth it?
Yes, if you want an open-air steak or seafood dinner by Eagle Beach at sunset. aruba.com describes beachfront dining with a strolling guitarist, and the menu centers on the charcoal grill.
What should I order at Las Ramblas?
Try a filet mignon with chimichurri or the Mignon and Lobster from the grill, or go for the Seafood Paella or the Caribbean Baked Shrimp from the sea.
Does Las Ramblas have indoor seating?
No. Wanderlog’s listing notes that the dining is all outdoors, which is how you get the sunset view.
Are there vegan options at Las Ramblas?
Yes. The menu has a vegan saffron risotto and a vegan buckwheat pasta as mains.
How does booking a table at Las Ramblas work?
The Table Desk is an independent reservation service by All Tours Aruba, not affiliated with the restaurant. You choose your date, time and party size, we book your table at Las Ramblas and send your confirmation by email. If we can’t book it, your full $20 comes back.
