Had to wait for a table, but the food was worth it. Great pizza.
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Armando G, posted on
Apr 2, 2009
We just spent a couple of weeks in Aruba and ate sevaral times at both Casa Tuas.Coming from Miami we have high standards and expectations.
Both restaurants are great.Incredible food,the best pizza on the planet and a warm surounding.
Highly recommended to enhance your Aruba dining experience.
When we go back I will only book Casa Tua as its by far the best food in town.
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Herman G, posted on
Apr 2, 2009
We where just in Aruba for a corporate event and had the pleasure to eat in both places.
The pizerria is probably as good as Johns pizza in New York ,the drinks are great and the place is fun.
At the downtown location we had a business dinner for 25 people and Mr. Nataf and his 2 sons prepared a degustations menu.
Even by New York standards the food and service was exceptional.
I recommend both casa tuas for a wonderful Aruba dining experience
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Dan R, posted on
Mar 30, 2009
This was a highly recommended stop for pizza and was not too impressed. It was good, but have had similar tasting pizza on the island. Also ordered the pasta bolognese and it was a basic meat sauce with not much flavor.
Also, having to pay extra for bread is not worth it.
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Boston Frank, posted on
Feb 16, 2009
Dinned this evening with my wife and daughter.We dinned at the downtown location and it was very slow. So no wait.Excellent service drinks and food.
Thin crust pizza rivals anything in Boston, We had a great salad with fresh greens and chicken on top delicious.5 minute walk from the cruise terminal behind the Renaissance Hotel.
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Nathalie, posted on
Feb 16, 2009
Mainstreet Casa Tua: Went there last saturday for lunch, Pizza's are not as good as they were before. Service is getting worse with each visit. Waiters are borderline rude. Maybe because they are understaffed, one bartender and one waiter for the whole restaurant.
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IH, posted on
Jan 17, 2009
First time at Casa Tua after many years of Aruba visits. The pizza and pasta is best on the island and would be considered very good in NYC. Yannick is warm and welcoming. Nice outdoor seating and live music many nights. A must go.
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Gaby, posted on
Jan 13, 2009
Time and time again, this is one restaurant that consistantly delivers good home cooking, year after year. I have dined at Casa Tua 7 times out of 10 days on this trip and was delighted every time. I didn't mind the waiting at the bar,it's worth the wait. The ambience is always a pleasure as well as the staff. Thank you Victor, and Happy New Year.
Gaby from Montreal Canada
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nymom, posted on
Jan 7, 2009
we saw the crowd waiting including lots of locals so decided to have a light dinner. The pizzas were definitely the best item on the menu. Delicious and arrived hot. So good that we went back and also tried lasagna and pasta both were good. We found the help to be very friendly. Three people actually served us. It is a good change from the other very large meals available in Aruba.
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NYC girl, posted on
Jan 3, 2009
The tapas were delicious, especially the seafood dishes. We went to Casa Tua three times in one week, it was so good. It's reasonably priced and the food is tastier than the fancier restaurants we went to.
