Top Restaurants in Providenciales
Where to eat Healthy food in Providenciales: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best Healthy food in Providenciales, Caribbean. The most populated of the Turks and Caicos islands, Providenciales is one of the world’s top beach destinations. The diving and snorkeling is as convenient as it is stunning, thanks to miles of coral reef that’s easily accessible from the shore. The upscale resorts and captivating beachscapes of Grace Bay make it a popular choice for waterfront escapes. The cliffs and crags of Chalk Sound make a lovely backdrop for kayaking the bright turquoise waters.
Things to do in Providenciales
1. da Conch Shack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 3962 reviews
Da Conch Shack: da famous beach restaurant of TCI. Fresh seafood and so much more. Great food, friendly service, beautiful beach setting. Live music Wednesday evenings. Not to be missed.
Reviewed By S1205VWchristinev
We went off season (Oct 2019) so be sure hours are what you expect--. Super beautiful beach setting with amazing allure blue views. Everybody calm down and wait for service and food to arrive. Check out the sales tables on the beach where the locals sell their wears. Food was fine, I guess I have decided that fried conch is not my thing anymore, but love the hot sauce...:) Peaceful environment and fun to find in our rental car with plenty of parking!
2. Caicos Cafe Bar & Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1669 reviews
A favorite dining spot of island residents, the al fresco, deck-style restaurant, friendly staff and superb selection of fine wines makes Caicos Cafe a terrific place for casual romantic dining. Chef Max Olivari presents a notable savory menu offering Med
Reviewed By TravellingMamaYYZ
Our dinner was delicious including grilled octopus, squid ink pasta with lots of seafood and grilled salmon. They had excellent choices of dessert as well and I really enjoyed mille feuille. The waiter was friendly and provided pleasant service. Price point was on a higher side even for Providenciales.
3. Retreat Kitchen
Overall Ratings
5 based on 56 reviews
Vegetarian Cafe and Juice Bar offering fresh pressed juices, elixirs, organic coffee and tea, muffins, cookies, snacks to-go, raw vegan specialty deserts, and a daily Soup/Salad lunch special. Most items are GLUTEN-FREE, and DAIRY-FREE. Everything is made
Reviewed By rkaemp
We had the curried cauliflower soup, taco salad, vegan tacos and a side of lentil loaf. I also had the cold pressed watermelon juice. Everything was delicious and good quality. The people were friendly and attentive. I liked the lentil loaf the least of all my choices but it was still good. Will go back.
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4. Lupo Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 720 reviews
True Italian comfort food. Fresh homemade pastas, imported cured meats and cheeses, antipasti, Roman styled pizzas and more... All served in a warm and casual atmosphere. Indoor and outdoor seating, within walking distance from many of the resorts.
Reviewed By truthintravel60763
Itâs a small restaurant with outdoor seating. We were lucky enough to be able to dine outside because the humidity disappeared and a light breeze picked up. The menu lacked the lobster we anticipated but wasnât their fault. They close down lobster fishing for several months so you couldnât get a lobster anywhere until August 16. We settled into their pasta dishes with an Italian accent and decent wine. The setting is in town so not as romantic as our hotel but they were friendly and the food was good. We enjoyed it. It has a very limited menu so look ahead of time so you are not disappointed. But still go and enjoy.
5. Zest
Overall Ratings
4 based on 223 reviews
With seating directly on the iconic sands of Grace Bay Beach, Zest exudes idyllic oceanfront dining. The casual setting and balmy open air seating set a gorgeous backdrop complete with freshly prepared dishes and cocktails. The lunchtime menu presents a v
Reviewed By BorisN
This was by far our worst dinner on TCI. The service was terrible - slow, with our waiter constantly disappearing for long periods of time. Complete lack of any attempt at providing us some attention. However, the food was even worse! Appetizers were hit or miss (dumplings were good, but the tuna tataki salad was a joke). The main courses (salmon and bronzino) were so completely overcooked that they were not edible. When the restaurant manager asked how everything was and I told him, he just shrugged and moved on, though we the restaurant did provide our dessert at no charge ($13 value). When we were checking out of the hotel and asked how everything was, I raised the experience with Zest and the Assistant Manager (Andrew) had the Zest main course charges taken off my bill, so kudos to Wymara to making it right at the end.
