Grace Bay · Caribbean fine dining
Coco Bistro
Tables set under a mature palm grove. The island's most booked dinner, so reserve well ahead in high season.

Providenciales dining
The dinners worth planning your week around, plus the local spots that never make the resort concierge list. Reservation links and current closures are in our live dining guide.
Book these ahead. In high season a week's notice is not excessive.
Grace Bay · Caribbean fine dining
Tables set under a mature palm grove. The island's most booked dinner, so reserve well ahead in high season.
Grace Bay · Contemporary
At Grace Bay Club, on the sand with the water a few steps away. Strong raw bar and one of the best sunset tables on Provo.
Grace Bay · Modern Caribbean
Poolside and polished, with a menu that leans lighter than most fine dining on the island.
Long Bay · Seafood
Waterfront seafood at The Shore Club, quieter than Grace Bay and worth the short drive east.
Blue Hills · Mediterranean
Built into the cliffs on the north shore. Come early for the Cave Bar before dinner.
Point Grace · French Caribbean
Candlelit tables around a gingerbread cottage at Point Grace. Classic French technique with Caribbean produce, and one of the most romantic dinners on Provo.
Where islanders actually eat, and where the conch is freshest.
Blue Hills · Conch
Conch pulled from the shallows out front, cracked and fried on the beach. The definitive Turks & Caicos lunch.
Stubbs Diamond Plaza · Street food
The weekly island night out: jerk chicken, conch fritters, ripsaw bands and craft stalls. Thursdays from early evening.
Chalk Sound · Mediterranean & Caribbean
Overlooking Chalk Sound lagoon, best at golden hour with a long lunch.
Cooper Jack Bay · Waterfront
One of the best sunset seats on the south side and a strong cocktail list.
Several kitchens close for weeks at a time during the slow season. Our dining guide tracks current openings, closure dates, phone numbers and reservation links so you are not turning up to a locked gate.