Turks & Caicos Restaurants: Where to Eat

Local conch spots, beach bars and special-occasion dinners, organized by area.

Providenciales

Grace Bay: The biggest choice in the country, from beach bars and cafés to the islands' best-known fine dining. (70 places)
Turtle Cove: A small marina neighborhood with restaurants by the boats, a short walk from Smith's Reef. (12 places)
Leeward & Long Bay: The quieter east end of Providenciales, around Blue Haven marina and along Long Bay. (9 places)
Downtown & Leeward Highway: Where residents eat: local takeouts, patty shops, bakeries and the main supermarkets. (15 places)
Chalk Sound & the south coast: Waterfront restaurants near Chalk Sound, Sapodilla Bay and Taylor Bay, plus local spots in Five Cays. (14 places)
Blue Hills & Northwest Point: Local seafood by the water in one of the island's oldest settlements, plus Northwest Point's resorts. (10 places)

North Caicos: Small local restaurants and beach bars, and the grocery stores to stock up before Middle Caicos. (19 places)

Middle Caicos: A handful of places near Mudjin Harbour and Bambarra Beach. Plan your day around them. (4 places)

South Caicos: A fishing town with local restaurants, small grocery stores and resort dining in Cockburn Harbour. (17 places)

Grand Turk: Local restaurants and guesthouse dining in Cockburn Town, and beach bars by the cruise center. (30 places)

Salt Cay: Just a few places to eat on this tiny island. Book meals ahead. (6 places)