Food & Drink
Good, moderate to expensive meals in restaurants and bars are good quality. Watch out for specials with no posted prices. The local beer is Caya, Pilsner or West Indies Pale Ale, in bottles or draft. Wine by the glass is US$5. With over 50 restaurants and delis on Provo alone, prices are variable but local restaurants with native cuisine are reasonable. Many restaurants feature vegetarian meals and low fat cooking. All food is imported (except seafood) from Miami, occasionally from the Dominican Republic, and therefore not cheap. Seafood, lobster, conch with peas ’n’ rice is standard island fare. Many restaurants charge a 10% gratuity and/or 9% government tax. Restaurants owned and operated by belongers do not have to charge tax because they serve the local market. Some do not charge for service. Check your bill carefully and tip, or not, accordingly.Dellis Cay
Dellis Cay is uninhabited but frequently visited for its shells. A popular excursion is to be dropped off there for the day for shelling by a local charter boat out of Leeward Marina, no facilities.Advertisement
Places to Eat - South Caicos
Love’s has local dishes. Café Columbus, T9463245. For drinks and conversation with English bartender, Jack, good selection of beer, frozen yoghurt. Muriel’s, native dishes. Pond View, T9463276. Native dishes. Dora’s Lobster Pot at the airport.Places to Eat - Providenciales
Turtle Cove Banana Boat, T9415706. Dockside at Turtle Cove marina, Caribbean bar and grill, colourful, cheerful. Sharkbite Bar and Grill, Admiral’s Club, on the water, 1100-2400, happy hour 1700-1900, nightly specials and events, T9415090. Sunset Restaurant & Bar , at the Erebus overlooking Turtle Cove, T9464240, Email: ere...@tciway.tc. Spectacular...Places to Eat - North Caicos
Simple local restaurants include Club Titter’s Restaurant and Bar, near the airport, and Marina View on Kew Rd, very simple, not always open. Italian at the private Club Vacanze, reservations necessary. Papa Grunt’s Restaurant, Whitby Plaza. Open 0830, credit cards accepted, indoor or screened veranda dining, native and American cuisine, fresh seafood, lots...Places to Eat - Middle Caicos
Canned foods and sodas are available from the few small stores in Conch Bar and fresh food arrives weekly on the ferry from Provo. However, it is advisable to bring your own food. Annie Taylor is known for her cooking and runs a restaurant on demand in her house. Johnson’s Bar is open in Conch Bar most afternoons and evenings for cold beer, dominoes and...Places to Eat - Grand Turk
The best restaurants & bars are at the hotels. The Poop Deck is a tiny bar. Set back from the road in the centre of town by the sea, local food and hamburgers at lunchtime, chicken and chips in the evenings. Regal Begal serves local food, on the road north of town on the west side of North Creek, a favourite lunch place. The outdoor Salt Raker Inn is...Food & Drink
Good, moderate to expensive meals in restaurants and bars are good quality. Watch out for specials with no posted prices. The local beer is Caya, Pilsner or West Indies Pale Ale, in bottles or draft. Wine by the glass is US$5. With over 50 restaurants and delis on Provo alone, prices are variable but local restaurants with native cuisine are reasonable....Places to Eat - South Caicos
Love’s has local dishes. Café Columbus, T9463245. For drinks and conversation with English bartender, Jack, good selection of beer, frozen yoghurt. Muriel’s, native dishes. Pond View, T9463276. Native dishes. Dora’s Lobster Pot at the airport.Places to Eat - Providenciales
Turtle Cove: Banana Boat, Phone: (649) 941-5706, Fax: (649) 941-3771. Dockside at Turtle Cove marina, Caribbean bar and grill, colourful, cheerful. Sharkbite Bar and Grill, Admiral’s Club, on the water, 1100-2400, happy hour 1700-1900, nightly specials and events, T649.941.5090, i...@thesharkbite.com. Sunset Restaurant and Bar , at the Erebus overlooking...Places to Eat - North Caicos
Simple local restaurants include Club Titter’s Restaurant and Bar, near the airport, and Marina View on Kew Rd, very simple, not always open. Italian at the private Club Vacanze, reservations necessary. Papa Grunt’s Restaurant, Whitby Plaza. Open 0830, credit cards accepted, indoor or screened veranda dining, native and American cuisine, fresh seafood, lots...Places to Eat - Middle Caicos
Canned foods and sodas are available from the few small stores in Conch Bar and fresh food arrives weekly on the ferry from Provo. However, it is advisable to bring your own food. Annie Taylor is known for her cooking and runs a restaurant on demand in her house. Johnson’s Bar is open in Conch Bar most afternoons and evenings for cold beer, dominoes and...Places to Eat - Grand Turk
The best restaurants & bars are at the hotels. The Poop Deck at front street grand turk is a tiny bar. Set back from the road in the center of town by the sea, local food and hamburgers at lunchtime, amazing fried chicken, carry-out only and chips in the evenings. Regal Begal- a native conch specialties; serves local food, on the road north of town on...Ads