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Turks and Caicos Caribbean Cuisine Restaurants

Caribbean fish dinner
Fresh grouper, fried plantains, and coleslaw from Mangrove Bay Restaurant.

It should come as no surprise that Providenciales is home to many restaurants that specialize in Caribbean cuisine. Whether you’re in the mood for lobster or jerk chicken, each restaurant has their own, individualized take on island cuisine. From upscale dining to the more relaxed feel of a beachside restaurant, our island offers a full complement of ambiances and price ranges.

Seafood

Seafood is of course quintessential to most Caribbean fare. Caribbean cuisine restaurants in the Turks and Caicos often incorporate local fish, conch, and lobster into their dishes.

For fish, styles often include grilled, fried, blackened, steamed Creole style, and Escovitch, which is a Jamaican fried method that’s topped with spicy sauces and vegetables.

Popular ways to cook local spiny lobster are grilling, steaming, poaching, and adding into soups and souses. Queen conch, which is perhaps the best-known Turks and Caicos seafood, is commonly made into conch salad, fried as fritters or cracked conch, or as with lobster, may be part of soups and chowders.

Jerk and BBQ

One common feature of Caribbean fare is that it can be quite simple—there’s no need to sit down and be served, but rather it can be taken on-the-go to just about anywhere. From fish fingers to conch fritters and cracked conch, plenty of island dishes don’t require silverware and make it easy to enjoy on-the-go—and you’ll find a number of restaurants throughout the islands that offer their own variations of island finger food.

Chinson's Grill Shack is an ideal spot for Jamaican jerk, Caribbean BBQ, and to grab a quick lunch to-go, with ready-made offerings that include Jamaican patties (similar to empañadas with fillings that include beef, chicken, and vegetables) made fresh daily. Located on Leeward Highway, the restaurant also offers seating and a relaxed atmosphere that captures the true essence of island life, if you decide to sit down and eat.

On the Beach

The true island experience happens right on the beach, and there’s no shortage of beachfront restaurants in the Turks and Caicos. Bay Bistro, for example, is located right on Grace Bay Beach and offers an ideal option for events. Dine beneath the stars or inside under the fans at any time of day, with breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner all on offer, and delicious Caribbean options that include conch chowder and grilled jerk lamb. You can also head to Five Cays, where you’ll find restaurants like Bugaloo’s Conch Crawl and Omar’s Beach Hut, two island staples found right on the water with menus that offer a vast range of local and Caribbean cuisine.

Caribbean Fine Dining

Grilled lobster in Turks and Caicos
Grilled lobster from Las Brisas restaurant.

For a more refined experience, Mango Reef offers up some excellent Caribbean cuisine. Open for lunch and dinner, Mango Reef sits right on the picturesque Turtle Cove Marina, adding to its island feel. Get started with some local conch and spicy shrimp cocktail, then choose from entrées that include lobster options, local snapper, and jerk chicken. You’ll even find Dominican paella, featuring various fish and shellfish from our local waters. Mr. Grouper's Restaurant is another seafood-centric restaurant known for its local dishes and tasty options such as coconut-encrusted grouper, best served with their famous rum punch. For a more local feel, Mr. Grouper offers excellent service and Caribbean flavors. Reservations are recommended for both.

Every resort here on Providenciales offers its own dining experience, all of which also feature Caribbean cuisine in its various forms. Whether you are enjoying a local Turks Head Beer at Ocean Club West, a Pain Killer at Grace Bay Club’s Infiniti Restaurant & Raw Bar, or Gully Wash at Sibonne’s Bay Bistro, each resort’s restaurant offers something specifically and uniquely Caribbean, even when it comes to their drinks. No matter where you dine, the influence of the Caribbean is close at hand.

Caribbean Restaurants

Castaways Conch Bar & Island Grill
345 Grace Bay Road
Castaways is a seafood and Caribbean restaurant and bar, and is located in central Grace Bay. The restaurant features live music several nights per week, and has a unique coconut grove ambiance.
Las Brisas Restaurant
Chalk Sound Drive
Located at Neptune Villas on the scenic Chalk Sound lagoon, Las Brisas Restaurant offers Caribbean Mediterranean fusion dining. Serves lunch and dinner.
Breakfast and Lunch
Seafood + More
Dinner for Two
$75 - 138
Prices shown are inclusive of tax. Gratuity is not included and is appreciated by staff. This venue charges Government Tourism Tax (12%).
Mr. Grouper's Restaurant
73 Sibonne Road, Kingston
Mr. Grouper's is a seafood and island cuisine restaurant, located on Providenciales in the Bight community, and near Grace Bay. The restaurant serves a wide range of fish, lobster, and conch dishes, as well as sandwiches, burgers, salads, and more.
Lunch and Dinner
Seafood + More
Dinner for Two
$48 - 140
Prices shown are inclusive of tax. Gratuity is not included and is appreciated by staff. This venue charges Service Charge (11%) and Government Tourism Tax (12%).
Simone's Bar and Grill
107 Lower Bight Road
Simone's Bar and Grill is a Turks and Caicos and Caribbean cuisine restaurant located in Turtle Cove in central Providenciales. Enjoy fresh conch, fish, and lobster dishes in a casual and comfortable environment.
Lunch and Dinner
Bar and Grill + More
Dinner for Two
$54 - 115
Prices shown are inclusive of tax. Gratuity is not included and is appreciated by staff. This venue charges Government Tourism Tax (12%).
Hole in the Wall Restaurant
Williams Plaza, 34 Old Airport Road
Hole in the Wall is a popular Jamaican and Turks and Caicos cuisine restaurant, located in the Downtown region of Providenciales. Enjoy jerk chicken and pork, oxtail, fried fish, and much more.
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Caribbean Cuisine + More
Dinner for Two
$46 - 101
Prices shown are inclusive of tax. Gratuity is not included and is appreciated by staff. This venue charges Government Tourism Tax (12%).
Bugaloo’s Conch Crawl
Bugaloo’s Conch Crawl is one of the best-known restaurants in the Turks and Caicos. Located on picturesque Five Cays Beach, the restaurant features seafood and conch dishes, a great location, live music, and dining in a coconut grove, on the beach, and in the ocean.
Lunch and Dinner
Seafood + More
Dinner for Two
$58 - 140
Prices shown are inclusive of tax. Gratuity is not included and is appreciated by staff. This venue charges Service Charge (15%) and Government Tourism Tax (12%).
Crackpot Kitchen
Crackpot Kitchen is a Turks and Caicos and Caribbean cuisine food truck restaurant site, located near Grace Bay on Leeward Highway. Discover a wide menu of locally caught seafood and Caribbean favorites.
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Caribbean Cuisine + More
Dinner for Two
$78 - 148
Prices shown are inclusive of tax. Gratuity is not included and is appreciated by staff. This venue charges Government Tourism Tax (12%).
Seven
Seven is a gourmet restaurant located at the Seven Stars resort on Grace Bay Beach. The restaurant serves international and Caribbean-inspired dishes, and has an extensive wine collection. The elegant bar at Seven is regarded as serving some of the best mixed drinks on the island.
Mango Reef
Mango Reef features waterfront fine dining at Turtle Cove on Providenciales. Explore a menu of seafood, Caribbean, and international favorites.
Lunch and Dinner
International Cuisine + More
Dinner for Two
$43 - 114
Prices shown are inclusive of tax. Gratuity is not included and is appreciated by staff. This venue charges Government Tourism Tax (12%).
Chinson's Grill Shack
17 Savannah Road
Chinson's Grill Shack is a popular restaurant and bakery on Leeward Highway, and serves a menu of Jamaican Jerk, Caribbean BBQ, and Chinese dishes. Fresh bread is available for purchase.
Lunch and Dinner
Caribbean Cuisine + More
Dinner for Two
$34 - 81
Prices shown are inclusive of tax. Gratuity is not included and is appreciated by staff. This venue charges Service Charge (10%).
Bay Bistro
Beachfront restaurant at the Sibonné Hotel. Serves freshly caught seafood and freshly made desserts and ice cream. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch and Dinner
Seafood + More
Dinner for Two
$82 - 113
Prices shown are inclusive of tax. Gratuity is not included and is appreciated by staff. This venue charges Government Tourism Tax (12%).
Aziza
229 Grace Bay Road
Aziza is a lounge and Mediterranean restaurant, located in Grace Bay on Providenciales. This popular spot can become quite busy in the evening, and often has live music or a DJ playing.
Sail Shades
Sail Shades is a Caribbean restaurant, located at the South Bank Marina in Long Bay, Providenciales. Enjoy classic dishes from the Turks and Caicos, Jamaica, and Trinidad and Tobago.
Breakfast and Lunch
Caribbean Cuisine
Dinner for Two
$39 - 70
This venue does not charge any taxes. Gratuity is optional and is appreciated by staff.
Mangrove Bay Restaurant
Industrial Drive
Mangrove Bay Restaurant is a Turks and Caicos cuisine establishment near Downtown on Providenciales, and specializes in fresh local seafood dishes. Enjoy island favorites such as whole steamed fish, pea n’ rice, BBQ, souse, conch, lobster, and more.
Lunch and Dinner
Local Cuisine + More
Dinner for Two
$39 - 114
This venue does not charge any taxes. Gratuity is optional and is appreciated by staff.
Omar’s Beach Hut
Fisheries Row
Omar’s Beach Hut is a popular beachfront Jamaican and Island Cuisine restaurant, and is located at the turquoise waters of Five Cays Beach. The restaurant specializes in fresh seafood, including fish, conch, and lobster.
Lunch and Dinner
Caribbean Cuisine + More
Dinner for Two
$44 - 128
Prices shown are inclusive of tax. Gratuity is not included and is appreciated by staff. This venue charges Government Tourism Tax (12%).