One of the best parts of staying at Beaches Turks & Caicos is that every meal, snack, and specialty drink is included. With more than 20 restaurants and eateries, this all-inclusive paradise is a true food lover’s dream. Whether you want a casual pizza by the pool, an elegant French dinner, or an ice-cold snow cone after the beach, there’s something delicious for everyone.
Snacks and Treats All Day Long
If you’re looking for something quick between meals, or just need a sweet pick-me-up, Beaches Turks & Caicos has you covered.
JoJo’s Java
Grab a coffee, espresso, and pastries any time of day. This is where we would go every morning for a latte and some afternoons for a refreshing iced coffee. It’s the perfect stop for a caffeine boost before heading to the beach.
YoYo’s FroYo
Cool off with creamy frozen yogurt and a choice of toppings. This was a family favorite, especially after the water park! We ended up here everyday, sometimes multiple times. There is an attendant who helps with toppings so everything stays clean.
Calypso’s Snow Cone Station
Coming soon to the resort, this colorful cart will serve ice-cold snow cones in tropical flavors—perfect for cooling down under the Caribbean sun.
Bobby Dee’s
A 1950s-themed diner serving burgers, hot dogs, mac & cheese, and ice cream sundaes around the clock. It’s open late as well so its perfect for late night snacks. We would come for the milkshakes and chicken nuggets.
Café de Paris
A charming French café serving pastries, crepes, espresso drinks, and gelato. It’s a must-visit for dessert lovers.
Breakfast: Start the Day Right
From buffets to beachfront brunches, breakfast at Beaches Turks & Caicos offers something for every style of morning person.
Reflections – A casual buffet offering a variety of breakfast classics and Caribbean specialties. When we stayed at the Caribbean village, this was our go-to breakfast spot. There was a omelet and breakfast burrito station that was very popular. They have all the other breakfast staples like bacon, sausage, grits, pancakes, yogurt, French toast, etc.
Bayside – Dine indoors or outside overlooking the turquoise water, with made-to-order omelets and tropical fruits. This is the ideal place if you are staying in the Key West Village.
Sky – Enjoy a rooftop breakfast with incredible ocean views. This was our favorite breakfast menu. Everything is served a la carte and we loved the tostados. The only con is there is not much shade here so we recommend coming early before it gets too hot.
Mario’s – This is our favorite buffet because it had the most selection. It is located in the Italian Village and is where we would go most days when we stayed there.
Giuseppe’s – This is the go-to for staying in the French village if you want a breakfast buffet. They have made-to-order omelets here and also have crepes.
Schooners – A peaceful beachfront breakfast spot for à la carte dishes. We ate here the last morning on resort and thought it was one of the better breakfast options. I enjoyed the French Toast with caramelized banana, Nutella drizzle and roasted pecans.
Barefoot by the Sea – Dig your toes in the sand as you sip coffee and enjoy fresh fruit and pancakes. I liked the grilled pineapple and homemade waffles.
Neptune’s – Another seaside breakfast spot served a la carte. I enjoyed the frittata and bananas stuffed French toast with berry compote and warm rum syrup.
Lunch: Beachside Bites & Comfort Food
No need to stray far from the pool or beach when hunger strikes—there’s always a grill or restaurant nearby.
The Jerk Shack – This is one of our favorites we enjoyed multiple times. They have authentic Jamaican jerk chicken and pork right on the beach. They make ordering easy and the food is delivered fast.
Reflections – A casual buffet lunch with rotating international favorites. This is a great place if you are looking for variety since they change the cuisine each day. They have a few items served at the hot station. When I was there for the “American” day it was hot wings with three sauces to choose from. Another day it was tacos.
Bella Napoli & Dino’s Pizzeria Italiana– These are the two spots to order fresh, wood-fired pizzas made to order, perfect for sharing poolside. At lunch time the wait can be over an hour, so make sure to order before or after the rush.
Arizona’s – For lunch, we loved the buffet. Outside the restaurant, there is an outside grill where they have burgers, hot dogs, grilled steak, and chicken each day. Then you can make it into a taco since they have tortillas, cheese, sour cream, and other toppings.
Giuseppe’s – A Mediterranean buffet with pastas, salads, and antipasto.
Bobby Dee’s – As stated above, this has a variety of food perfect for the family, especially if you are staying near the waterpark. Its a quick place to grab a smash burger, fries, and milkshakes for a fun lunch with kids. Its also Michelle’s go-to spot for a quesadilla.
Barefoot by the Sea – Light seafood and tropical salads right on the sand. We went here for the Caesar salad and appreciated how close it is to the beach and the Italian Pool.
The Cricketer’s Pub – Classic British pub fare like fish and chips or shepherd’s pie. They have a really great chicken sandwich, and it’s a great place to escape the heat and catch up on sports.
Bayside – This is a beachside lunch spot serving an international buffet.
Neptune’s – Another a la carte option for lunch with a good mix of food.
Mr. Mac – Another top pick for kids and grownups alike is the Mac and cheese food truck. They have classic mac and cheese and about a dozen other creations like pulled pork mac and cheese.
Dinner: From Fine Dining to Fun Family Favorites
Sapodilla’s – Here we enjoyed one of our favorite restaurants of the trip with Caribbean dishes in this elegantly relaxed, setting only for kids 12+. When we ate here there were only adults in the restaurant. The menu is a delicious homage to local flavors, and every bite made me appreciate Caribbean cuisine even more. Whatever you get, dont be shy in adding a lobster to your meal.
Sky – Tied for our favorite meal, Sky is a dining experience on the rooftop with panoramic sunset views. Sky serves up contemporary seafood and Caribbean plates, but it’s the stunning views above Grace Bay that really make this spot unforgettable. I loved how the setting created a calm, breezy vibe while I savoured fresh, creative dishes.
Mario’s – If you’re craving classic Italian comfort in a familyfriendly environment, Mario’s is your goto. The appitizers are served buffet style, but entrees are served a lot carte. We like not needing to wait for food. Lasagna was a clear favorite.
Le Petit Château – Le Petit Château feels like you are stepping into a cozy cottage on the French countryside. It’s for ages 12+, with French fine dining flair. This is one of the restaurants where you can add a lobster tail to any order.
Soy Sushi Bar – I found Soy Sushi Bar super stylish and fresh. The sushi and sashimi here are beautifully presented and incredibly fresh, just the right spot if you want a light, vibrant meal with that cool, modern vibe. There is a lot on the menu beyond typical sushi.
Schooners
Schooners delivers that beachfront seafood and grilled goodness with a laidback, natural atmosphere. It’s the kind of place where the ocean breeze and simple, delicious food feel like a perfect combo.
Barefoot by the Sea – Dining right on Grace Bay’s powdersoft sand, this casual spot made me feel wonderfully relaxed, toes in the sand with easygoing dishes that celebrated island flavours. We loved the coconut shrimp and actually had our butler bring us some daily as a predinner snack.
Kimonos – Looking for dinner plus a show? Kimonos’ hibachistyle teppanyaki is entertaining, the chefs are amazing with fire and knife skills, and the meal is a fun, delicious experience shared with friends or family. To be honest, its a little too loud for us so we usually skip this meal.
Dino’s Pizzeria Italiana – For dinner, Dino’s expands the menu and includes other Italian favorites. While I love Mario’s my favorit pasta dish was here. Sometimes you just want pizza in a chill setting, and Dino’s delivers that perfectly. Relaxed and casual with trusty Italian dishes, it’s a laidback favourite to satisfy those carbcravings after a day in the sun.
Arizona’s – I loved the lively vibe at Arizona’s, it’s a great spot for bold TexMex flavours and fun atmosphere with amazing servers. Think colourful plates, generous portions, and a spirited crowd enjoying a party vibe.
The Cricketer’s Pub – For latenight, casual bites and beers, The Cricketer’s Pub is cozy and inviting, capturing that classic English pub feeling. It’s the perfect little nook to wind down and enjoy some comfort food and drinks after a night out.
Neptune’s – Mediterraneaninspired seafood right by the ocean, Neptune’s was a standout for fresh, light dishes with a crisp, elegant flavour profile. The coastal views set a tranquil tone that made every bite feel elevated yet approachable.
Bayside & Giuseppe’s – These buffet dinners with rotating international themes kept things exciting. I got to taste different cuisines each night, there are quick meals, but not our preferences.
Bobby Dee’s – Serving classic diner food, this is a good spot for a quick dinner, especially for the kids.
Upcoming Additions
Beaches Turks & Caicos continues to evolve with exciting new dining experiences coming soon:
Butch’s Steakhouse – A premium steakhouse inspired by Sandals’ popular Butch’s Chop House, offering fine cuts and elevated service.
The Pinta Food Hall – A massive new dining concept with multiple food stations, international options, and family-friendly favorites—all under one roof.
Room Service at Beaches Turks & Caicos
At Beaches Turks & Caicos, room service is available exclusively for guests staying in Butler Elite suites. Those in Butler-level accommodations can enjoy in-room dining from a select menu, with their personal butler delivering meals, snacks, and drinks directly to their suite at any time of day.
During our last stay at the resort, we took full advantage of room service. We had breakfast delivered several days, especially for the kids with a little less patience than the rest.
Once our butler caught on that we like coconut schrimp, we had it delivered each day around 5 while we were resting and getting ready for dinner.
Something for Everyone
Whether you’re a foodie or a picky eater, you’ll find endless variety at Beaches Turks & Caicos. From poolside jerk chicken to elegant French dinners, every meal brings something new to discover, and best of all, it’s all included.
One go-to spot is Bobby Dee’s, a nostalgic 1950s-style diner located inside the pirate-themed waterpark. It offers classic favorites like burgers, chicken nuggets, pizza, fries, and ice cream sundaes, the kind of safe, comforting options many kids prefer.
Families often rely on the buffets too, Bayside, Reflections, and Giuseppe’s provide broad spreads with everything from scrambled eggs and pancakes at breakfast to burgers, pasta, grilled chicken, and mild vegetables at lunch and dinner. Buffets offer flexibility when appetites are unpredictable and allow kids to mix and match what they like.
For lunch or quick bites, Dino’s Pizzeria Italiana and Bella Napoli are smart picks. Their pizzas, paninis, simple salads, and calzones are often crowd-pleasers for children.
Another fun and flexible option is the mac & cheese (Mac Daddy) food truck, which offers various macaroni variations—even deep-fried macaroni balls—for kids who favor simple carbs.
Even in more upscale restaurants, the resort seems to try to support little appetites: diners report that kids can often get pasta, simple grilled proteins, or mild dishes even when the menu is more adventurous.
In short: Beaches Turks & Caicos does a good job balancing creativity with comfort. As long as you plan a little (check menus via the resort app, eat early at buffets), you can find plenty of child-friendly and picky-eater–friendly meals without compromise.
