Curacao is known for its chic, cosmopolitan sensibilities, the lion’s share of which you can experience in Punda, the picture-postcard part of Willemstad, the island’s capital. This historic area, established in 1634, has always represented Curacao’s “uptown,” with its bustling eateries and trendy boutiques and shops carrying the latest fashions, jewelry and other goods from across the globe. Up until a few weeks ago, I always felt that no visit to Curacao could be complete without soaking in the atmosphere over lunch at one of the many cafes that line Punda’s side of the St. Anna Bay. But then I discovered a better lunchtime alternative across the bridge…