Djiespie's

Djiespie's is a well known place for breakfast, even if your buying to take out or sit and eat. During the Friday night, there is a mini band playing for all 60 plussers to enjoy and dance. Place is locally own and has local prices. It's located at the end of the main street. All their pastechi's are baked and therefore has a delicious taste.

Snackbar located in the main street. All kinds of refreshment is available. The 5 star however is for the live entertainment Friday evenings. The music is mostly local/antillian. The crowd is mostly adult/local. If you really want to get an honest impression of the Aruban flavor without the tourism hype, this is the place to visit.

Good local place in a very nice area. Food was tasty. If you are visiting Aruba and want to try some authentic local food this place has reasonable prices and a good breakfast to start your day. Not a far walk from the coast also. Totally worth a bite or two.

Nice place to be. Good entertaiment on fridays. You meet people you want to meet and those you have not met in a while.

Love the Friday night's dancing at Djiespies. Always a gteat experience!

I had the best time in Aruba by far dancing and listening to live music, meeting wonderful local people at Djiespies Place, to get the authentic Aruban experience this is a must. Live music and street dancing every Friday night! The nicest people I am thankful to have met!

Djispie's Place – A Little Slice of Aruba for the Young‑At‑Heart (55+) Every visit to Djispie's feels like a warm embrace of our island’s heritage. As a lifelong lover of traditional Aruban folk music, I appreciate how the open‑air happenings sets the perfect stage for the lively sounds of the local band that plays on some occasions. The gentle rhythm of a local band, while we sit under the twinkling stars, sipping a cold beer and swapping stories with friends who, like me, have seen the island change but still cherish its timeless melodies. The service is friendly and attentive—nothing rushed, just the easy pace that suits our generation. The menu offers classic Aruban dishes that pair beautifully with the music, and the occasional surprise of a local musician joining the band adds an authentic touch that you won’t find anywhere else. If you’re 55 or older and enjoy spending an evening outdoors, surrounded by the sights and sounds of Aruba’s folk traditions, Djispie's is the place to be. It’s more than a refresqueria; it’s a living tribute to the island’s cultural heartbeat.