Turks and Caicos Restaurants

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1. Official Tourism Site: Turks and Caicos Restaurant Guide
2. Concierge.com: Turks + Caicos: Eating 
3. Frommer's: Turks and Caicos Restaurants
4. Fodor's: Turks and Caicos Restaurants 
5. IgoUgo: Turks and Caicos Islands Restaurants
6. Geographia.com: Turks and Caicos Restaurants
7. Caribbean Edge Magazine: Turks and Caicos Restaurants

[edit] Turks and Caicos High-End Restaurants

• Grace's Cottage (Grace Bay) Caribbean, Phone: 649-946-5096
  • Concierge.com Recommendation : "Candlelight sets the tone, palm fronds rustle overhead, and the wine list is worthy of just about any special occasion."

• • Frommer's Exceptional Rating: "You dine on the cottage terrace or on one of the patios surrounding the cottage, nestled in tropical vegetation and softly illuminated lighting."

• • Fodor's Review : "At one of the prettiest dining settings on Provo, tables are artfully set under wrought-iron cottage-style gazebos and around the wraparound veranda, which skirts the gingerbread-covered main building."

• Caicos Cafe (Grace Bay) Caribbean/French, Phone: 649-946-5278
  • Concierge.com Recommendation : "The covered, fairy-lit terrace and buzzing bar feel local—and are a refreshing relief from the resort-crowd vibe."

• • Frommer's Very Highly Recommended: "It's set on the terrace deck of what appears to be a Caribbean cottage with gingerbread trim, gaily illuminated with strings of twinkling lights and flaming torches."

• • Fodor's Review : "There's a pervasive air of celebration on the tree-shaded terrace of this popular eatery."

• Magnolia Wine Bar & Restaurant (Turtle Cove) Mediterranean/Asian, Phone: 649-941-5108
  • Concierge.com Recommendation : "Capitalizing on one of the few elevated positions in the islands, this bougainvillea- and palm-fringed candlelit wooden deck, with the Grace Bay resorts twinkling below, is worth the climb."

• • Frommer's Very Highly Recommended: "[H]igh on a hill overlooking Turtle Cove Marina, with the sparkling lights of the island spread out before you. You could almost be dining in a cliff-side trattoria overlooking the Mediterranean Sea."

• • Fodor's Review : "The atmosphere is romantic, the presentations attractive, and the service careful. It's easy to see why the Caporuscios have a loyal following."

• Anacaona (Grace Bay) Mediterranean/Caribbean, Phone: 649-946-5050
  • Frommer's Exceptional: "Among its winning attributes is an unbeatable location directly facing the Grace Bay Beach, which it shares with the hotel's hip and happening alfresco Lounge, where you can enjoy a frothy drink before dinner."

• • Fodor's Review : "In spite of this, the restaurant continues to offer a memorable dining experience minus the tie, the air-conditioning, and the attitude."

• Coyaba Restaurant (Grace Bay) Continental/Caribbean, Phone: 649-946-5186
  • Frommer's Very Highly Recommended: "Chef Paul Newman (no, not that one) shows off his culinary flair in preparing some of the island's freshest and best seafood. His island dishes show a strong European influence."

• • Fodor's Review : "[T]his posh eatery serves nostalgic favorites with tempting twists in conversation-piece crockery and in a palm-fringed setting."

[edit] Turks and Caicos Moderate Restaurants

• Tiki Hut (Turtle Cove) Caribbean, Phone: 649-941-5341
  • Concierge.com Recommendation : "A crowd of regulars will be there, locals and long-term visitors, bringing with them all the latest island gossip."

• • The New York Times Pick: "For a sit-down dinner, this restaurant next to the busy marina, offers an eclectic menu of local specialties like Jamaican jerk chicken sandwich and conch, as well as burgers and pizzas for well under $20. There’s even a conch pizza."

• Hemingway's Restaurant (Grace Bay) Caribbean, Phone: 649-941-8408
  • Concierge.com Recommendation : "Casual Hemingway's draws diners—and lunchers and breakfasters—from all the Grace Bay hotels. Why? Reasonable prices, unpretentious food, and a divine deck with grandstand view of the sunset."

• • Frommer's Highly Recommended: "This casual place is jumping morning to night, and the ocean-side location is only half the enticement. With a setting like this, the food doesn't have to be this good -- but it is, and hallelujah."

• Island Thyme Bistro (Salt Clay) Caribbean, Phone: 649-946-6977
  • Concierge.com Recommendation : "When you stay on tiny Salt Cay, Porter and Haidee Williams's place on the beach becomes your second home from the day you arrive and claim your complimentary Voodoo cocktail."

• • Frommer's Highly Recommended: "The Island Thyme is more than just a good place to eat -- it's the local bank, the Internet access center, and party central. Where else can you sip a cool Cuba Libre while cheering on a hermit crab race?"

• • Fodor's Review : "Look for steamed, freshly caught snapper served in a pepper wine sauce with peas and rice or spicy-hot chicken curry served with a tangy range of chutneys. The airy, trellis-covered spot overlooks the salinas."

• Pat's Place (Salt Clay) Island, Phone: 649-946-6919
  • Frommer's Highly Recommended: "[A] retired schoolteacher (she taught for 28 years in the Salt Cay school system) who now runs this modest eatery out of her home..."

• • Fodor's Review : "Born and bred on the island, Pat Simmons can give you a lesson in the medicinal qualities of her garden plants and periwinkle flowers as well as excellent native cuisine for a down-home price in her typical Salt Cay home."

[edit] Turks and Caicos Affordable Restaurants

• Da Conch Shack (Blue Hills) Conch/Caribbean, Phone: 649-946-8877 Google Map
  • Concierge.com Recommendation : "[B]ut the setting is perfect for watching your meal get cleaned on the beach and carried into the kitchen before reappearing on your plate."

• • Frommer's Very Highly Recommended: "It's set outside in an open white shack literally set in the sand on a rise above the Blue Hills Beach. Steps away is the RumBar, separated by more sand and white picnic tables."

• • Fodor's Review : "An institution in Provo for many years, this brightly colored beach shack is justifiably famous for its conch and seafood."

• Hey Jose's Caribbean Cantina (Grace Bay) Mexican/Pizza/American, Phone: 649-946-4812 Google Map
  • Frommer's Recommended: "One of the focal points of a small shopping center in the center of the island, this lighthearted place is run by Gary and Marilyn Walter. Here you can enjoy the best margaritas in Provo."

• • Fodor's Review : "Frequented by locals, this restaurant south of Turtle Cove claims to serve the island's best margaritas."

• The Sandbar (Grand Turk) American, Phone: 649-946-1111
  • Frommer's Recommended: "[W]ith a blond-wood deck and seating overlooking the sea. It's a casual, friendly watering hole, with local color provided by a dog or two lying in the cool sand."

• • Fodor's Review : "The tented wooden terrace jutting out on to the beach provides shade during the day, making it an ideal lunch spot. The service is friendly, and the local crowd often spills into the street."

• Hole in the Wall Jamaican/Caribbean Phone: 649-941-4136 Google Map
  • Frommer's Highly Recommended: "It's so good at preparing conch that it won the 2005 Conch Festival grand prize for the best overall conch dishes and best conch chowder -- no mean feat in this conch-obsessed restaurant environment."

• Mookie Pookie Pizza Palace (Grand Turk) Caribbean, Phone: 649-946-1538
  • Fodor's Review : "Local husband-and-wife team "Mookie" and "Pookie" have created a wonderful backstreet parlor that has gained well-deserved popularity over the years as much more than a pizza place."

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