Anonymous
12/08/2014 14:34
Subject: Re:Question about food options at Beaches in Turks & Caicos
Ditto the comments above. Arizona's is great for lunch. The French Cafe is open early for coffee, which is essential for you and have quick bites for the kids.
Anonymous
12/01/2014 08:52
Subject: Re:Question about food options at Beaches in Turks & Caicos
OP here. Thanks so much for the feedback, all. I appreciate it!
Anonymous
11/27/2014 21:56
Subject: Re:Question about food options at Beaches in Turks & Caicos
We've been to Beaches Turks and Caicos 3 times and here's what I think
Reflections - good for breakfast. I wasn't a big fan of their dinner buffet.
Mario's - people seem to crowd over here for breakfast but it's no different than what the other places have
Kimono's- the food was so so but was really fun to watch. Make sure you book a reservation as soon as you get there.
Schooner's- great seafood. I ordered crablegs which were not on the menu and they got it for me a couple of days later.
Arizona's- best lunch food. This is right next to the beach. Good steaks too.
Sushi Bar- I liked the sushi. Long waits for tables sometimes so show up early.
Sapodilla's- upscale dining. was pretty good too.
Giuseppe's- this was my favorite place for breakfast
Bobby Dee's- open 24 hours!
La Petite Chateau- food was good
Café De Paris- good coffee and pastries
Bella Napoli - decent enough pizza. we liked the pizza much better at Dino's
Barefoot by the Sea- wasn't too impressed with the food but it was convenient to the beach.
Dino's- awesome pizza!
Cricketers- Irish pub. Food was so so.
There are a few other new restaurants on the website that we haven't been to
Reflections - good for breakfast. I wasn't a big fan of their dinner buffet.
Mario's - people seem to crowd over here for breakfast but it's no different than what the other places have
Kimono's- the food was so so but was really fun to watch. Make sure you book a reservation as soon as you get there.
Schooner's- great seafood. I ordered crablegs which were not on the menu and they got it for me a couple of days later.
Arizona's- best lunch food. This is right next to the beach. Good steaks too.
Sushi Bar- I liked the sushi. Long waits for tables sometimes so show up early.
Sapodilla's- upscale dining. was pretty good too.
Giuseppe's- this was my favorite place for breakfast
Bobby Dee's- open 24 hours!
La Petite Chateau- food was good
Café De Paris- good coffee and pastries
Bella Napoli - decent enough pizza. we liked the pizza much better at Dino's
Barefoot by the Sea- wasn't too impressed with the food but it was convenient to the beach.
Dino's- awesome pizza!
Cricketers- Irish pub. Food was so so.
There are a few other new restaurants on the website that we haven't been to
Anonymous
11/26/2014 21:16
Subject: Question about food options at Beaches in Turks & Caicos
Buffet is easiest. Teppanyaki is mediocre but fun if you have kids that will sit still and enjoy the show. Sushi also ok, get reservations and get there early. And the place on the beach pp mentioned is a really nice atmosphere but limited menu. Honestly, we loved beaches (going to our 3rd this winter) but its not about the food, which is meh. So do what is easiest, which is probably usually buffet.
Anonymous
11/26/2014 20:50
Subject: Re:Question about food options at Beaches in Turks & Caicos
I remember one where you ate on the beach - it was nice. This was 3 years ago, so the memories have faded a bit!
Anonymous
11/26/2014 14:42
Subject: Question about food options at Beaches in Turks & Caicos
Heading there soon for a quick trip and would love to hear from those who have gone there. Which restaurants have the best food? I suspect the buffets will be easiest with my extended family, but happy to know if any of the a la carte restaurants are worth the effort.
Thanks!
Thanks!