Turks and Caicos Dining

Located at the Grace Bay Club, the food varies here but it is typically very good and the beachfront location and tropical surroundings are elegant and quite lovely.  At night you may want to have a drink by the open fire pit.  Open for lunch and dinner - expensive at... (more)

Located at the Grace Bay Club, the food varies here but it is typically very good and the beachfront location and tropical surroundings are elegant and quite lovely.  At night you may want to have a drink by the open fire pit.  Open for lunch and dinner - expensive at dinner, reasonable at lunch.  It’s worth a visit, even if just to the circular bar (best pina coladas!).  946-5050 (close)

In the Turtle Cove area where you can dine at the water's edge with a creative menu offering local and tropical dishes, all fairly priced.  They also offer a Sunday brunch until 2:00. You can dine indoors or outside under the palms by the water.  It is located in... (more)

In the Turtle Cove area where you can dine at the water's edge with a creative menu offering local and tropical dishes, all fairly priced.  They also offer a Sunday brunch until 2:00. You can dine indoors or outside under the palms by the water.  It is located in Turtle Cove by the marina. A favorite of ex-pats and visitors.  The conch won-tons are unique and good. (close)

Located in the Turtle Cove area and shares a parking lot with Sharkbite Restaurant.  Here you will find very good Italian food specializing in excellent veal, pasta, and lobster dishes.  The thin crust pizzas are very good too.  This is another place where you can have... (more)

Located in the Turtle Cove area and shares a parking lot with Sharkbite Restaurant.  Here you will find very good Italian food specializing in excellent veal, pasta, and lobster dishes.  The thin crust pizzas are very good too.  This is another place where you can have very good food at the water's edge at moderate prices with great service.  Closed Sundays. (close)

Located in the Saltmills shopping center. This is a good place to enjoy local and international cuisine, gaming machines, pool, dancing, and karaoke.

Local hangout on Turtle Cove Marina. They serve seafood and Caribbean dishes. They are open lunch and dinner, seven days a week.

Dine in, takeout and catering. How about letting them cater one night in your villa.

Located at the Sibonne Beach Hotel, next to the Somerset and Palms Condominiums, Bay Bistro offers pleasant, picturesque, covered beachside dining at the edge of Grace Bay invoking a feeling of ‘old Provo’. A framed newspaper blurb hangs in the men’s restroom where this place is recommended... (more)

Located at the Sibonne Beach Hotel, next to the Somerset and Palms Condominiums, Bay Bistro offers pleasant, picturesque, covered beachside dining at the edge of Grace Bay invoking a feeling of ‘old Provo’. A framed newspaper blurb hangs in the men’s restroom where this place is recommended by Jimmy Buffet  A great place to go for Sunday Brunch! (Good bloody Marys too)– 946-5396 (close)

You might not expect to find excellent Italian cooking on a tropical island, but the dishes chef Cosimo prepares would be rated highly in any city.  The veal dishes are superb, as are is his fresh fish specials. Hands down, Cosimo makes the best marinara sauce... (more)

You might not expect to find excellent Italian cooking on a tropical island, but the dishes chef Cosimo prepares would be rated highly in any city.  The veal dishes are superb, as are is his fresh fish specials. Hands down, Cosimo makes the best marinara sauce anywhere! You may dine inside or outside in this pleasant contemporary structure once you get past the awkward rear entranceway.  Located near the Salt Mills and across from the Renaissance.  Reservations suggested 946-5214 (close)

Just a little hole in the wall along Leeward highway. They serve lunch and dinner (until 8pm Monday-Friday, 4pm on Saturdays). It's closed on Sundays Located at Southwind Plaza on Leeward Highway.

This is another local hangout for real local home cooking. On Fridays you can only get soup, but mom will cook beans and rice the rest of the week.

The original Bugaloo's was one of the plywood sheds on the beach side of the road where Bugaloo himself would wade out into the water to get your conch fresh. After a car accident, Bugaloo has a little limp so he partnered with some people to create "Da Conch Shack".... (more)

The original Bugaloo's was one of the plywood sheds on the beach side of the road where Bugaloo himself would wade out into the water to get your conch fresh. After a car accident, Bugaloo has a little limp so he partnered with some people to create "Da Conch Shack". Well for whatever reason, Bugaloo is no longer associated with Da Conch Shack and is going to re-open his open place down the beach. Check it out for the original. (close)

Good, creative food in a laid back tropical atmosphere. Located on the lower Bight Road (right side) at the rear of a small "U" shaped shopping area, just past the Ports of Call, is a Provo favorite with mostly outside covered dining providing a good feel of the tropics. It... (more)

Good, creative food in a laid back tropical atmosphere. Located on the lower Bight Road (right side) at the rear of a small "U" shaped shopping area, just past the Ports of Call, is a Provo favorite with mostly outside covered dining providing a good feel of the tropics. It is owned by a French couple, Perrike and Daphne. They have a good lobster salad for lunch (lobster in season Aug thru April), and of course the French know how to make a good vinaigrette dressing!  The menu is extensive, and all dishes are very well prepared. Their seafood jambalaya is out of this world!  Highly recommended. (close)

Missing that greasy hamburger from home? This place had local color, but food that will remind you of home. They serve everything from pizza to chicken cordon bleu. There is also a local live band every Friday night, and dancing under the stars.

Close the airport, and close to Airport Inn. Lunch and dinner served daily from 7:00 am to 10:00 pm. Closed on Sundays

A little hole in the wall in a little strip center. Great when you are tired of paying for meals. Serves breakfast, lunch and dinner seven days a week. Open 7:30 am to 10:30 pm.

Located on the Leeward Highway near downtown across from Do-It Center. The sign says "Chinese and Jamaican" Bakery and Cafe. Worth a look don't you think.

So named because it site among a grove of coconut palms. This restaurant has lasted the test of time and is open even in off season when most restaurants close. Friendly, very romantic outside dining in a beautiful tropical setting under the palms with long fronds forming... (more)

So named because it site among a grove of coconut palms. This restaurant has lasted the test of time and is open even in off season when most restaurants close. Friendly, very romantic outside dining in a beautiful tropical setting under the palms with long fronds forming a ceiling not unlike a nave in a church.   Experienced chef and owner, Stuart Gray prepares lovely and creative dishes. Prices are slightly above moderate and well worth it.  Turn right past Sunshine Nursery, then another immediate right to the Moroccan style red building. (close)

Fish, burgers and some mexican food. GREAT Margaritas. On Friday nights they have a beach side BBQ with ribs, chicken, beans and slaw for $19. Also volleyball, horseshoes and DVD movies. A BIG night on Salt Cay.

Rare is the place where you want to have everything on the menu. Here, you do make such a wish when reading the menu, and this wish is amplified after the first bite. not only are the food and service superb, the creative gourmet dishes are beautifully presented. ... (more)

Rare is the place where you want to have everything on the menu. Here, you do make such a wish when reading the menu, and this wish is amplified after the first bite. not only are the food and service superb, the creative gourmet dishes are beautifully presented. It is located next to Caribbean Paradise Inn, near Grace Bay Club. Highly recommended by locals. Pricey but worth it. Good wine list too. Reservations recommended -- 946-5186 (close)

Grab a table and order a conch salad, (best to share so you will have room for more), steamed conch, cracked conch (actually fried conch), Creole conch, fried snapper, and the wonderful sauteed conch with rum and butter sauce. If lobster is in season - August through... (more)

Grab a table and order a conch salad, (best to share so you will have room for more), steamed conch, cracked conch (actually fried conch), Creole conch, fried snapper, and the wonderful sauteed conch with rum and butter sauce. If lobster is in season - August through April - try one of the lobster dishes. Food is very good, the prices are cheap, and the people are friendly. Also, there is live music on Friday nights. (close)

Danny Buoy's boasts the finest in Gaelic-Caribbean experiences and a little piece of Ireland in the unlikeliest of places. Like any good pub, you'll find good food, good drink, and good company. At Danny Buoy's there are no strangers, only friends you haven't met yet.... (more)

Danny Buoy's boasts the finest in Gaelic-Caribbean experiences and a little piece of Ireland in the unlikeliest of places. Like any good pub, you'll find good food, good drink, and good company. At Danny Buoy's there are no strangers, only friends you haven't met yet. Menu items include: Granny's Chicken Un-Potpie, a mixture of chicken chunks, diced carrots, celery, onions and mushrooms, cooked in a creamy chicken gravy, topped with a flaky puff pastry; Pan Fried Grouper, a oneless Grouper filet pan-fried, served with creamy mashed potatoes, grilled vegetables and finished off with a twist of lemon; and Classic Irish Stew, a medley of diced vegetables combined with lean lamb and slow cooked in a rich red wine gravy. Served with our select choice of dinner rolls. phone:(649) 946-5921 (close)

Small restaurant close to the airport.

Another local conch shack along the beach. Great fresh conch salad.

Fine dining in a casual environment; outdoors or on the patio. Top restaurant on the island! Local fish, best steak and with a new Italian chef, you have to try the lasagne - amazing! The bar menu offers a less expensive option, most items are around... (more)

Fine dining in a casual environment; outdoors or on the patio. Top restaurant on the island! Local fish, best steak and with a new Italian chef, you have to try the lasagne - amazing! The bar menu offers a less expensive option, most items are around $10. The bar is great and offers an extensive vodka menu - try the key lime martini, my favorite and I have had them everywhere. A sophisticated restaurant, yet family friendly, offering a children's menu. (close)

Great on a hot day.

After returning from and excursion, or waiting for your boat to Parrot Cay, you can grab a bite at Gilley's. A local favorite. Specializing in American and Island cuisine, Gilley's features culinary delights like Stuffed Rolled Conch, a thinly pounded piece of fresh local conch, rolled with... (more)

After returning from and excursion, or waiting for your boat to Parrot Cay, you can grab a bite at Gilley's. A local favorite. Specializing in American and Island cuisine, Gilley's features culinary delights like Stuffed Rolled Conch, a thinly pounded piece of fresh local conch, rolled with a lobster stuffing and baked in a seafood sauce. Another favourite on the menu is Seafood pasta with lobster, shrimp and broccoli blended in a delicate cream sauce. It's here that you'll find Gilley's "Famous Fish Sandwich" available for lunch and dinner. In addition to the freshest local seafood, the menu also includes steaks and chicken. Full breakfast from $5.95. Happy hour 5 - 7 pm. Open 7 days a weeks for breakfast, lunch and dinner. (close)

One of two restaurants on the island that the Chinson family owns. Cantonese cuisine located at Grace Bay Court, Grace Bay Road. Open for lunch and dinner

Beachfront and one of the best on the island, you'll find the Grace Bay Bistro at the Sibonne Beach Hotel. Just a short wooden walkway from the beach, enjoy their famous weekend brunch while overlooking the sea. In fact, they're closer to the beach than any other restaurant on Grace... (more)

Beachfront and one of the best on the island, you'll find the Grace Bay Bistro at the Sibonne Beach Hotel. Just a short wooden walkway from the beach, enjoy their famous weekend brunch while overlooking the sea. In fact, they're closer to the beach than any other restaurant on Grace Bay. Sample their lighter fare salads or spicy conch pizza. If you're more traditional, go for the fish and chips! (close)

Grace's Cottage, the elegant restaurant at Point Grace, seating just 62, serves light, gourmet Caribbean cuisine that showcases the region's strong ethnic influences and finest indigenous foods. Grace's Cottage is acclaimed as one of the island's finest dining experience. Our culinary mission is... (more)

Grace's Cottage, the elegant restaurant at Point Grace, seating just 62, serves light, gourmet Caribbean cuisine that showcases the region's strong ethnic influences and finest indigenous foods. Grace's Cottage is acclaimed as one of the island's finest dining experience. Our culinary mission is to blend the authentic Caribbean cooking styles with a contemporary flair and delivery without compromising the uniqueness of the cuisine. Modern nutritional and presentation principles are incorporated. Our menus feature fresh ingredients from the islands, as well as imported items carefully selected from this region that have set the culinary stage for centuries. With a seasonally changing menu, guests are afforded an opportunity to enjoy "a romantic indulgence of exquisite island flavors". The emphasis is on fresh, full-flavored regional ingredients, including mangos, coconut, Kaffir lime and sweet yams. A sample of menu selections might include Arlequin of Smoked Duck Salad served with Roasted Cherry Tomato & Walnut Vinaigrette, Five Cay Pan Fried Red Snapper with Curry Rice Pilaf & Roaster Pepper Sauce or Marcella Style Grilled Beef Tender Loin Complimented with Truffle Scented Mash Potatoes, Grilled Zucchini & Finished with Madeira Reduction. A collection of exquisite and unique desserts, including Chocolate Souffle with Vanilla Bean Creme Anglaise or Chocolate and Orange Fondant with a Vanilla Ice Cream & Caramelized Jackfruit Coulis, provide a fitting finale, as do a selection of specialty coffees. Guests are assisted in choosing exceptional wines to accompany the imaginative island cuisine. A full wine cellar complements the restaurant's already impressive collection. Grace's Cottage is currently open for dinner only, whilst breakfast and lunch continue to be served at Point Grace's Terrace by the swimming pool. (close)

It is located on the dock, so you can watch the boats come in. It is open daily, and offers local specialties.

Located by the beach at The Sands Condominiums, offers you great fish and chips, conch chowder, conch fingers, and other local items in a pleasant, relaxed, indoor or outdoor, beachfront setting, at reasonable prices and the service is always excellent. The Angus Beef appetizers are also quite good. ... (more)

Located by the beach at The Sands Condominiums, offers you great fish and chips, conch chowder, conch fingers, and other local items in a pleasant, relaxed, indoor or outdoor, beachfront setting, at reasonable prices and the service is always excellent. The Angus Beef appetizers are also quite good. Live music on Tuesdays and Thursdays and barbeque on Tuesday as well. (close)

Mexican food so you can get your fix while on vacation. They have the best selection of Tequila on the island. They even have pizza to please the kids. They serve lunch and dinner.

Great local hangout in Blue Hill. Come and spend the afternoon in one of the hammocks.

Local restaurant in The Saltmills shopping center. The Rotary Club meets there regularly, so it must be good!

A favorite on the island. 21 flavors of ice cream made locally. Cones, smoothies, blizzards and shakes. Open daily, 11 AM to 9 PM

Do you want a taste of true island flavor? Try one of the conch shacks on the Blue Hills Road. Here, you will eat (notice, I didn't say "dine") in a tropical lean-to directly on the beach. Shortly after you order conch, you can watch your waiter wade into the... (more)

Do you want a taste of true island flavor? Try one of the conch shacks on the Blue Hills Road. Here, you will eat (notice, I didn't say "dine") in a tropical lean-to directly on the beach. Shortly after you order conch, you can watch your waiter wade into the sea and retrieve a conch and prepare it as you watch. Very highly recommended is the conch sauteed in rum and butter sauce, cracked (fried) conch, and conch salad. The conch shacks are cheap, casual, and an experience you will not find anywhere else. The food is great, fresh, and you will know yuo are not paying for atmosphere (although the atmosphere is quite delightful!). To get to the conch shacks, take the Blue Hills Road off the Leeward Highway, and once on the Blue Hills Road, turn right at the first paved road which will dead end at the sea. Turn right or left and you will find one. (close)

Our favorite place on Provo. It's above the marina in Turtle Cove has a great view for sunsets. A great place to watch a sunset while having a drink at the bar or while having dinner (closed at lunch).  I love the Caesar salads here, and the appetizers... (more)

Our favorite place on Provo. It's above the marina in Turtle Cove has a great view for sunsets. A great place to watch a sunset while having a drink at the bar or while having dinner (closed at lunch).  I love the Caesar salads here, and the appetizers can be very creative and good. (close)

Provo's only Japanese restaurant. It sits right next to the IGA Supermarket on Leeward Highway, this place has some of the best Sushi we have ever eaten. Open Monday - Saturday 12-3 for lunch and 6-10 for dinner Closed Sunday.

Great location in the Osprey Beach Hotel. Tell Michael that Thom sent you.

Dine in, take out or delivery. They will deliver to most of the island.

A few tables for outside dining, but great for take out when you're tired of paying high prices for meals. Located on the second-level at Ports of Call, they have pizza, salads, sandwiches. They serve lunch and dinner, every day, and offer delivery within the Grace Bay... (more)

A few tables for outside dining, but great for take out when you're tired of paying high prices for meals. Located on the second-level at Ports of Call, they have pizza, salads, sandwiches. They serve lunch and dinner, every day, and offer delivery within the Grace Bay area. (close)

It is hard to find the sign, but easy to spot the cluster of very colorful small buildings on the beach at the edge of the road. This is really good food, especially the steamed snapper with okra.

Great place for a bite of lunch. Shares outside space with the Iguana Restaurant. Try the Paninni's!!! Friday is "Pie Day" and all sorts of great British style pies are served. Eat in at the Cafe with mash and gravy or buy one for dinner later. This... (more)

Great place for a bite of lunch. Shares outside space with the Iguana Restaurant. Try the Paninni's!!! Friday is "Pie Day" and all sorts of great British style pies are served. Eat in at the Cafe with mash and gravy or buy one for dinner later. This tradition started when British construction workers kept asking for pies, the owner of the cafe had a go and Pie Day was born!!! (close)

Burgers, fish, nachos and great drinks. In a casual atmosphere like you would expect on a Caribbean marina. Menu features quesadillas, conch chowder, gried grouper, chili, nachos, etc. All are good and the prices are quite reasonable.  Great place to come play darts, foosball, slot machines—fun,... (more)

Burgers, fish, nachos and great drinks. In a casual atmosphere like you would expect on a Caribbean marina. Menu features quesadillas, conch chowder, gried grouper, chili, nachos, etc. All are good and the prices are quite reasonable.  Great place to come play darts, foosball, slot machines—fun, casual, inexpensive. 2 for 1 happy hour on Fridays from 5-7. (close)

Simba, at the Turks and Caicos Club on Grace Bay Beach, offers fine Caribbean cuisine found only on the islands. Fresh local seafood and other Caribbean delights in a beautiful tropical poolside setting. Dine under the stars or in the air-conditioned dining room. Private events and... (more)

Simba, at the Turks and Caicos Club on Grace Bay Beach, offers fine Caribbean cuisine found only on the islands. Fresh local seafood and other Caribbean delights in a beautiful tropical poolside setting. Dine under the stars or in the air-conditioned dining room. Private events and rehearsal dinners available. (close)

Further up the road (on the left) from Sailing Paradise Restaurant is Smokey's, with comfortable inside dining on the left side of the road, and beachside dining on the right. By the beach, you eat in a rustic, hmmmm - well, it's not a pavilion, not... (more)

Further up the road (on the left) from Sailing Paradise Restaurant is Smokey's, with comfortable inside dining on the left side of the road, and beachside dining on the right. By the beach, you eat in a rustic, hmmmm - well, it's not a pavilion, not a shed (though not far removed) - anyway, a homemade 'something" with a roof over it. It's a very pleasant, restful environment where you can have excellent fried conch and seafood dishes, BBQ chicken and ribs. Wednesday night Smokey has a fish fry on the beach (and inside dining, too), with very loud music, so have your dinner conversations before you get there if you are going on Wednesday! (close)

Local Restaurant on waterfront.

Creative use of fresh local produce and seafood makes this a unique destination on the culinary map. Fish specials prepared daily as well as: Monday: Peking duck night Thursday: Mussels Saturday: Sushi and sashimi Great homemade desserts.

Located on blue Hills Road, across from the beach is the Three Queens Bar and Restaurant. The food here is surprisingly good with several well-prepared seafood dishes, as well as non-seafood. But be warned, the Three Queens is a popular local hang-out where a loud dominoes game... (more)

Located on blue Hills Road, across from the beach is the Three Queens Bar and Restaurant. The food here is surprisingly good with several well-prepared seafood dishes, as well as non-seafood. But be warned, the Three Queens is a popular local hang-out where a loud dominoes game is apt to be taking place inside the bar area where it is not uncommon to hear offensive language, or a heated political discussion. Seating is on the deck facing the sea and parking area or inside the small restaurant area. Dick, the large propietor and bartender, will give you a warm welcome and big smile, and he will look after you well. Also, the prices are very reasonable. Telephone: 941.5984 (close)