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The Pastechi House
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Nearby attractions
Museo Histórico Aruba
Museo Arubano, Zoutmanstraat, Oranjestad, Aruba
Atlantis Submarines Aruba
L.G. Smith Blvd 82, Oranjestad, Aruba
Seaport Casino
Lloyd G. Smith Blvd 9, Oranjestad, Aruba
San Francisco di Asis Pro-Cathedral
J. Irausquinplein 3, Oranjestad, Aruba
Mopa Mopa
Lloyd G. Smith Blvd 9, Oranjestad, Aruba
Renaissance Beach
Oranjestad, Aruba
Beth Israel Conservative Synagogue
Adriaan Laclé Boulevard 2, Oranjestad, Aruba
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Driftwood Restaurant Aruba
Driftwood Building, Klipstraat 12, Oranjestad, Aruba
Qué Pasa Restaurant & Winebar
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Yemanja Woodfired Grill
Wilhelminastraat 2, Oranjestad, Aruba
Italy In The World-Wine Restaurant
Oranjestraat 2, Oranjestad, Aruba
Paris Restaurant
Wilhelminastraat 9, Oranjestad, Aruba
KOAL Restaurant
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Dushi Delicious Breakfast Cafe
Caya G. F. Betico Croes 8, Oranjestad, Aruba
Restaurant anno 1877
Wilhelminastraat 27, Oranjestad, Aruba
Aruba Experience Café - Pâtisserie
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Royal Aruba Restaurant
Wilhelminastraat 18, Oranjestad, Aruba
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Renaissance Wind Creek Aruba Resort
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Victoria City Hotel
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Renaissance Beach
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The Pastechi House

Caya G. F. Betico Croes #42, Oranjestad, Aruba
4.4(290)$$$$
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attractions: Museo Histórico Aruba, Atlantis Submarines Aruba, Seaport Casino, San Francisco di Asis Pro-Cathedral, Mopa Mopa, Renaissance Beach, Beth Israel Conservative Synagogue, restaurants: Driftwood Restaurant Aruba, Qué Pasa Restaurant & Winebar, Yemanja Woodfired Grill, Italy In The World-Wine Restaurant, Paris Restaurant, KOAL Restaurant, Dushi Delicious Breakfast Cafe, Restaurant anno 1877, Aruba Experience Café - Pâtisserie, Royal Aruba Restaurant
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Nearby attractions of The Pastechi House

Museo Histórico Aruba

Atlantis Submarines Aruba

Seaport Casino

San Francisco di Asis Pro-Cathedral

Mopa Mopa

Renaissance Beach

Beth Israel Conservative Synagogue

Museo Histórico Aruba

Museo Histórico Aruba

4.2

(312)

Open until 6:00 PM
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Atlantis Submarines Aruba

Atlantis Submarines Aruba

4.6

(583)

Open until 5:00 PM
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Seaport Casino

Seaport Casino

4.3

(280)

Open until 4:00 AM
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San Francisco di Asis Pro-Cathedral

San Francisco di Asis Pro-Cathedral

4.7

(165)

Closed
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Nearby restaurants of The Pastechi House

Driftwood Restaurant Aruba

Qué Pasa Restaurant & Winebar

Yemanja Woodfired Grill

Italy In The World-Wine Restaurant

Paris Restaurant

KOAL Restaurant

Dushi Delicious Breakfast Cafe

Restaurant anno 1877

Aruba Experience Café - Pâtisserie

Royal Aruba Restaurant

Driftwood Restaurant Aruba

Driftwood Restaurant Aruba

4.5

(625)

$$

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Qué Pasa Restaurant & Winebar

Qué Pasa Restaurant & Winebar

4.3

(414)

$$

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Yemanja Woodfired Grill

Yemanja Woodfired Grill

4.6

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Italy In The World-Wine Restaurant

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4.5

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Reviews of The Pastechi House

4.4
(290)
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5.0
5y

The owner is so friendly and welcomes you in with open arms! We had to try a little of everything. So we had empanadas. Cheese, Ham and Cheese, Spanikopita, and Chicken. There where many others but those were the ones that we tried. They are very small but very filling and completely and utterly addictive. They also have a cheese stick that is wrapped in a light doughy pastry called a Derido, I think that's the name either way they are delicious. They have many other things on the menu including iced coffee they have soda pop as well as water and many other delicacies to try but that's what we ate and we loved them. Now the thing you have to know is that they have sauces that you can dip your empanada in. Their spicy sauce is really spicy and delicious, they have a honey mustard sauce, and they have what I would call a garlic ranch type sauce. just ask for a sample of each they come in small containers and that way you can see what you like for yourself. one thing that's very important is to note they only take cash. this is a definite stop when you're in Aruba. While you sit outside I hope you get to see the trolley because the trolley actually goes right in front of The...

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3.0
2y

I was very, very excited to find this place after numerous recommendations from others, and, social media notoriety...

I consider myself a "pro" when it comes to these dumpling shaped snacks... here in Aruba, they're called "pastechi" [pahs TEH chee], while in the Dominican Republic, they're called "pastelitos" or in Mexico, "empanadas" -- anyway you pronounce it, this place was suppose to be one of the best... it wasn't... lots of fanfare outside on the facade of the building, but the product was not impressive...

a very small amount of ground beef (labeled "Angus steak") was surrounded by a large amount of pastry dough... the taste was bland...

The crust did have a flakyness, but the really small amount of meat, the lack of cleanliness of the location, and the standoffishness of the older gentleman at the register, really let me down for a long awaited experience...

Not tasty, the beef variety is pictured, price is very reasonable at around $2 USD a piece...

One highlight is their bathroom is very clean and private... ask for the key...

I included a lot of photos in anticipation of trying this...

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5.0
4y

Justo Justo Justo! What can I say about this place besides amazing? We had such a great experience here, every staff member was excellent and customer service was bar none. Justo especially, made us feel special and really made our last day.

We had gone earlier in the week to try their crab cakes, as they are a favorite of mine. However, when we went they were out of them! The owner, Justo, heard that we were crab cake lovers and said he would make it up to us. Little did we know that we would get a thoughtful email detailing how he was able to get the ingredients, and told us to come back the next day to try them.

Let me say it was well worth the wait! Justo went above and beyond to make us feel special, and the crab cakes were divine! We ate them while watching the sunset at Eagle Beach, and it was the perfect ending to our trip in Aruba.

DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND STOP BY PASTECHI HOUSE!

Thank you...

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Ann PremazonAnn Premazon
The owner is so friendly and welcomes you in with open arms! We had to try a little of everything. So we had empanadas. Cheese, Ham and Cheese, Spanikopita, and Chicken. There where many others but those were the ones that we tried. They are very small but very filling and completely and utterly addictive. They also have a cheese stick that is wrapped in a light doughy pastry called a Derido, I think that's the name either way they are delicious. They have many other things on the menu including iced coffee they have soda pop as well as water and many other delicacies to try but that's what we ate and we loved them. Now the thing you have to know is that they have sauces that you can dip your empanada in. Their spicy sauce is really spicy and delicious, they have a honey mustard sauce, and they have what I would call a garlic ranch type sauce. just ask for a sample of each they come in small containers and that way you can see what you like for yourself. one thing that's very important is to note they only take cash. this is a definite stop when you're in Aruba. While you sit outside I hope you get to see the trolley because the trolley actually goes right in front of The Pastechi House!
goodkinegoodkine
I was very, very excited to find this place after numerous recommendations from others, and, social media notoriety... I consider myself a "pro" when it comes to these dumpling shaped snacks... here in Aruba, they're called "pastechi" [pahs TEH chee], while in the Dominican Republic, they're called "pastelitos" or in Mexico, "empanadas" -- anyway you pronounce it, this place was suppose to be one of the best... it wasn't... lots of fanfare outside on the facade of the building, but the product was not impressive... a very small amount of ground beef (labeled "Angus steak") was surrounded by a large amount of pastry dough... the taste was bland... The crust did have a flakyness, but the really small amount of meat, the lack of cleanliness of the location, and the standoffishness of the older gentleman at the register, really let me down for a long awaited experience... Not tasty, the beef variety is pictured, price is very reasonable at around $2 USD a piece... One highlight is their bathroom is very clean and private... ask for the key... I included a lot of photos in anticipation of trying this product... .
Chris Karavoulias (BostonGreekGeek)Chris Karavoulias (BostonGreekGeek)
As recommended by many you have to try pastechi when you are in Aruba, so we did. We went there to have them for breakfast as they don't qualify for a full lunch and are similar to pastries we have in Greece for breakfast. We got 4 types, cheese, ham and cheese, samosa and spanakopita and then a dedito which is basically similar to a mozzarella stick but feels "healthier" (not really just feels that way :p) from the pastechi, the samosa tasted more like a samosa but the spanakopita, while good, could not compare to a Greek spanakopita. It was good, just that it has to compare to a dish I know well. My favorite was the plain cheese one. Nice breakfast that was fast and cheap. Will definitely go back for another visit before we leave our vacation here.
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The owner is so friendly and welcomes you in with open arms! We had to try a little of everything. So we had empanadas. Cheese, Ham and Cheese, Spanikopita, and Chicken. There where many others but those were the ones that we tried. They are very small but very filling and completely and utterly addictive. They also have a cheese stick that is wrapped in a light doughy pastry called a Derido, I think that's the name either way they are delicious. They have many other things on the menu including iced coffee they have soda pop as well as water and many other delicacies to try but that's what we ate and we loved them. Now the thing you have to know is that they have sauces that you can dip your empanada in. Their spicy sauce is really spicy and delicious, they have a honey mustard sauce, and they have what I would call a garlic ranch type sauce. just ask for a sample of each they come in small containers and that way you can see what you like for yourself. one thing that's very important is to note they only take cash. this is a definite stop when you're in Aruba. While you sit outside I hope you get to see the trolley because the trolley actually goes right in front of The Pastechi House!
Ann Premazon

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I was very, very excited to find this place after numerous recommendations from others, and, social media notoriety... I consider myself a "pro" when it comes to these dumpling shaped snacks... here in Aruba, they're called "pastechi" [pahs TEH chee], while in the Dominican Republic, they're called "pastelitos" or in Mexico, "empanadas" -- anyway you pronounce it, this place was suppose to be one of the best... it wasn't... lots of fanfare outside on the facade of the building, but the product was not impressive... a very small amount of ground beef (labeled "Angus steak") was surrounded by a large amount of pastry dough... the taste was bland... The crust did have a flakyness, but the really small amount of meat, the lack of cleanliness of the location, and the standoffishness of the older gentleman at the register, really let me down for a long awaited experience... Not tasty, the beef variety is pictured, price is very reasonable at around $2 USD a piece... One highlight is their bathroom is very clean and private... ask for the key... I included a lot of photos in anticipation of trying this product... .
goodkine

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As recommended by many you have to try pastechi when you are in Aruba, so we did. We went there to have them for breakfast as they don't qualify for a full lunch and are similar to pastries we have in Greece for breakfast. We got 4 types, cheese, ham and cheese, samosa and spanakopita and then a dedito which is basically similar to a mozzarella stick but feels "healthier" (not really just feels that way :p) from the pastechi, the samosa tasted more like a samosa but the spanakopita, while good, could not compare to a Greek spanakopita. It was good, just that it has to compare to a dish I know well. My favorite was the plain cheese one. Nice breakfast that was fast and cheap. Will definitely go back for another visit before we leave our vacation here.
Chris Karavoulias (BostonGreekGeek)

Chris Karavoulias (BostonGreekGeek)

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