Turks and Caicos

An institution in Provo for many years, this brightly colored beach shack is justifiably famous for its conch and seafood. — Fodor's

The nostalgic favorites here are served with tempting twists in conversation-piece crockery. — Fodor's

This charming cottage has tables spread out among the trees and in romantic hidden enclaves. — Lonely Planet

Anacaona, a luxury oceanside restaurant at the Grace Bay Club, is located under a circular open-air palapa (thatched roof), draped in white and adorned with a black chandelier. — Travel + Leisure

You won't find a setting like this anywhere else on the flat scrublands of Provo: high on a hill overlooking Turtle Cove Marina, with the sparkling lights of the island spread out before you. — Frommer's

Aromas redolent of the Mediterranean waft from the open kitchen as you enter this local favorite directly on Turtle Cove — Fodor's

Located just behind the Ocean Beach Resort in the settlement of Whitby, the Silver Palm serves great food in a setting more refined than any other in North Caicos — Fodor's

You simply can't eat any closer to the beach than here at Bay Bistro, directly on Grace Bay Beach — Fodor's

Located at the Provo Golf and Country Club, Fairways is open seven days a week for breakfast and lunch, and on Friday night for dinner. — Fodor's

With tables exotically set within a mature palm grove, Coco Bistro is one of the most popular restaurants on Provo — Fodor's

Tucked away amidst tall tamarind and neem trees in a pretty courtyard garden behind the historical Salt Raker Inn, the Secret Garden serves simply prepared, local dishes. — Fodor's

With peerless views over the limestone 'Dragon' to the reef wall and deep blue Atlantic beyond, the in-house restaurant for the Blue Haven Resort could rest on its laurels — Lonely Planet

We love the summer-garden-party ambience of this place — Frommer's

One of the most beloved local places, Mr. Grouper’s is an island go-to for fresh, delicious seafood. — Travel + Leisure

Run by two Canadian sisters, this popular beachside bar is very good value and the perfect spot to enjoy island time — Fodor's

Situated up in "the glass house" on a slight rise along Grace Bay Road, Bella Luna provides yet another of Provo's many atmospheric dining experiences. — Frommer's

It's mostly locals at this accurately named restaurant. — Fodor's

This is arguably the most popular restaurant of vacationers on the island. — Fodor's

Jimmy wanted to create a Provo version of a diner and, in keeping with the diner ethos, serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. — Frommer's

This all-day beachside restaurant is part of the Sands hotel — Travel + Leisure