Sunset Grille

By far the BEST RESTAURANT we ate at in Aruba....We had a very late lunch that day and by dinner time (8:30) we were still too full for appetizers...main course- Porterhouse for me, surf and turf for her were absolutely amazing. Sides of cream spinach and fresh asparagus were out of this world. Had the famous Chocolate Coconut soufflé and that was AMAZING. We had a bottle of white zinfandel which was very good as well. Service coulnd't be any better- multiple waiters..ate outside, very pretty, a little humid...saw many children inside, but none outside- much more romantic. Overall, if you don’t mind spending the money ($57 Surf and Turf) this is a MUST. A+++

My family and I had a great time! The view was great and the food was wonderful! We make sure we go to the Sunset Grille every time we go to Aruba.

Sunset Grille is on my favorites! The prices can be on the high side but you get your money's worth. The lobster bisque is incredible. I normally eat the crab legs. Again, a little pricey but worth every penny. They are precracked and ready to eat. I've also had a variety of salads/appetizers and all were great. Service is always good. I've heard great things about the steak and different fishes. Overall a great experience, Sunset Grille is a must when your in Aruba.

We enjoyed our first meal here so much that we canceled another dinner to come back here. Dinner one was steak for me and Ahi Tuna for my wife. I couldn't decided which was better. We told them it was our honeymoon, and they presented us with their specialty dessert - the souffle. It was outstanding. The second meal wasn't quite as good. Since the restaurant is so expensive, we decided to share a soup and dinner. The Lobster bisque was great, and we ordered the Tuna again. Unfortunately, the piece of tuna we got had tendons or veins running through it. We didn't make a big deal, but we did mention it to the waiter. They made it right by comping our whole check. I didn't expect that, and it was well appreciated, and made the evening more enjoyable. We will definitely go back there on our next vacation to Aruba.

My wife had the swordfish and I had the "lamb chops" which I did not realize was actually rack of lamb. Both of our meals were outstanding and although the restaurant is a little pricey it is money well spent. It's best to eat indoors. You can't actually see the sun set at the Sunset Grille and it's rather warm outside. Great place.

The restaurant was hot and humid (explained as: "There's a lot of people here") Yeah, so how about fixing the AC?
We were seated in a dark and distant corner of the room.
Service was erratic; I never did get the lobster bisque I ordered.

Food was OK, but we didn't eat dessert because it was too hot to sit around for another 30 minutes.

Overrated and overpriced.

My party of four had dinner at the Sunset Grill the day we arrived August 11, 2005. What a great way to start our vacation. The food was very good, and the staff could not do enough for us including taking our picture. Make sure you have not snacked before you go to dinner otherwise you will not finish your meal. This restaureant should be added to your must do list.

ATE HERE 7/24 AND 7/28. TWO OF THE BEST MEALS WE HAD IN ARUBA. NICE RESTAURANT AND WONDERFUL SERVICE. GREAT CRAB LEGS AND FISH DINNERS.

Worst meal I had in Aruba. That includes the lunches at the outdoor cafe at La Cabana which were infinitely better than this. My husband had the New York steak which wasn't bad, but I had the $39 rib eye. For that price, I expected an exceptional piece of meat. More than 80% of it was fat and when I told the waiter, all he had to offer was "he hoped it would be better next time". As if I would ever return. He had a "helper" who became annoying. The waiter would come by and ask how it was and 3 minutes later the helper would come by and ask again. Completely over priced and even the sides - which were extra - sucked. We also went to the outdoor bar on a separate occasion only to be served mediocre martinis for $11.95 a piece and be served by 2 women who did not want to serve anyone at the bar. It closed at 12:00 and they started shutting down at 11:15 and only took our orders for another drink because we begged them to. Who ever runs this Radisson should be fired....worst experience on the island. DO NOT GO HERE!!!!!

We stayed at the Radisson in October 04 and this was the first restaurant we had dinner at. We had a late night dinner (as every night in Aruba- around 8 pm) and sat outside on the terrace. It was very romantic next to the awesome waterfalls, which were lit up along with the palm trees all around us.

I ordered Alaskan king crab legs, which were the best crab legs I have ever had. They were pre-cut and very juicy. I would have to say they were even better than crab legs I had tried in Hawaii, which until the Aruba visit- used to be my #1 crab legs spot.

Overall, great experience.