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Six Great Restaurants in Curacao

Dutch, Indonesian, Danish, French … Curacao is a world of flavours. The Dutch Caribbean island features a diverse range of culinary experiences, from traditional French bistros to funky Latin-fusion outposts. Here are six restaurants to try next time you’re there. What’s your favourite spot in Curacao? Tell us in the comments section.

The Wine Cellar

A terrific French restaurant in Curacao, the Wine Cellar has been one of island’s most famous dining experiences for decades.

Kome

This Willemstad restaurant has one of the most interesting menus you’ll find in the region — chicken ‘n’ waffles, pretzel-dusted calamari, lamb neck tagine. Don’t miss it.

Bistro Le Clochard

This five-star eatery in Otrabanda serves traditional French food with a local twist. A Curacao institution.

Mundo Bizarro

This isn’t like most restaurants you’ll ever experience in the Caribbean — in a very good way. Mundo Bizarro lives up to its name, with an eclectic ambience that combines a Latin-styled bar with an old-fashioned dining feel.

Belle Terrace

The Avila hotel is home to this al-fresco eatery on the water, with a mix of international and local flavours. Try the “Keshi Yena.”

Tempo Doeloe

Tempo Doeloe, located in Piscadera, is all about classic Indonesian cuisine, with a selection of other kinds of Asian fare, including sushi.

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