Dine & Drink
Taste the Vibe
Beachfront Buffets, Poolside Bites and Global À La Carte Dining
Start with themed buffet breakfasts, lunches and dinners at The Palm, enjoy casual beachfront grills and snacks at Beach Club, then reserve evenings for Japanese teppanyaki and sushi at Kyoto or Tex-Mex flavors at México Lindo. Between meals, sip tropical cocktails at the swim-up pool bar or meet for drinks and live music in the Lobby Bar.
The Palm
A welcoming international buffet restaurant at Barceló Aruba offering themed breakfasts, lunches and dinners with air-conditioned indoor seating or a terrace overlooking the pool. The Palm is perfect for varied, easygoing meals without prior reservations, with a relaxed setting for every part of the day.
- Serves: Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner
- Hours: 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.; 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Beach Club Restaurant
A casual beachfront restaurant at Barceló Aruba offering grilled specialties, soups and salads, plus international buffets and snacks. Beach Club Restaurant suits easygoing beach-day meals, from full breakfasts with omelettes to show-cooked burgers, steaks and hot dogs.
- Serves: Breakfast & Lunch
- Hours vary — see concierge
Kyoto
A serene Japanese restaurant at Barceló Aruba offering teppanyaki and tatami tables for a live cooking experience, plus a sushi bar in a Zen garden-inspired setting. Kyoto suits guests craving Japanese flavors with a calm, minimalist atmosphere and tableside energy.
- Serves: Dinner
- Hours: 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.; closed Mondays
México Lindo
A lively Mexican à la carte restaurant at Barceló Aruba offering Tex-Mex flavors, poolside second-floor views, and an extensive wine and tequila menu. México Lindo is perfect for a colorful dinner with cultural accents, air-conditioned comfort, and seating for 80 diners.
- Serves: Dinner
- Hours: 6:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
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DINE & DRINKS FAQs
What restaurants and bars does Barceló Aruba offer guests?
Barceló Aruba features up to 7 restaurants and several bars, including the international buffet The Palm, the Japanese teppanyaki and sushi venue Kyoto, the Tex-Mex favorite México Lindo, the beachfront Beach Club Restaurant, the Italian à la carte spot L’Olio, and the beachfront Arubian Seafood Restaurant. Guests can also enjoy the Lobby Bar and the swim-up Pool Bar.
Is dining included in the all-inclusive plan at Barceló Aruba?
Yes. The all-inclusive plan at Barceló Aruba covers all meals and snacks, à la carte dinners with reservations and a dress code, and unlimited domestic and premium drinks throughout the resort’s restaurants and bars.
Do the restaurants at Barceló Aruba require reservations?
It depends on the venue. The Palm buffet requires no prior reservation, while à la carte restaurants such as Kyoto and L’Olio at Barceló Aruba do require reservations, which can be arranged through Guest Services.
Is there a dress code for dinner at Barceló Aruba?
Yes. Barceló Aruba’s à la carte restaurants, including Kyoto, L’Olio, and México Lindo, require gentlemen to wear a collared shirt and long or short dress trousers with closed-toe shoes; sleeveless shirts, hats, and sunglasses are not permitted.
Is Barceló Aruba's dining suitable for families with children?
Yes. Barceló Aruba is a family-friendly, all-inclusive resort, and its buffet restaurant, The Palm, offers themed breakfasts, lunches, and dinners in a relaxed, no-reservation setting that welcomes families, alongside the resort’s Kids Club activities for younger guests.
What are The Palm's dining hours at Barceló Aruba?
The Palm, Barceló Aruba’s international buffet restaurant, serves breakfast from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. and dinner from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., with indoor seating or terrace seating overlooking the pool.
Does Barceló Aruba have a swim-up bar?
Yes. Barceló Aruba’s swim-up Pool Bar is located in the resort’s lagoon-style pool, letting guests enjoy tropical cocktails without leaving the water, and typically operates from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
What specialty cuisine can guests find at Barceló Aruba?
Guests at Barceló Aruba can enjoy Japanese cuisine at Kyoto, which features teppanyaki and tatami tables plus a sushi bar in a Zen garden setting, alongside Tex-Mex fare at México Lindo and Italian dishes at L’Olio.
Does Barceló Aruba offer exclusive dining for Royal Level guests?
Yes. Guests staying in the Royal Level section of Barceló Aruba have access to an exclusive Gourmet Restaurant, a private Royal Level beach bar, and a lounge bar offering premium and super-premium drinks, in addition to the resort’s main dining venues.
Where can guests grab a casual drink in the evening at Barceló Aruba?
Barceló Aruba’s Lobby Bar is a popular spot for guests to meet before dinner or unwind with a drink, typically operating from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m., complementing the resort’s nightly entertainment program.