Beaches Turks & Caicos restaurant guide: where to book

Kimonos serves teppanyaki dinner, 5pm–9pm, by reservation, with casual dress. Its 2026 menu includes coconut-and-lime soup, striploin, chicken, prawns, mahi-mahi and fried rice, with vegan noodles and tofu. Butch’s Island Chop House requires reservations for dinner, 5pm–10pm, with evening attire; breakfast is 7.30am–11am. A children’s menu is available.

At Butch’s, the steak choices include a 10oz New York strip, 6oz fillet and 12oz ribeye, with a pumpkin steak option and rum-peppercorn sauce. Ask about the price of marked dry-aged steak choices before ordering. The separately priced wine list includes Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label at $125 a bottle and Unshackled Chardonnay at $65 a bottle or $17 a glass.

For a dinner with older children or adults, Sapodilla’s and Le Petit Château welcome ages 12 and over, require evening attire and take walk-ins, 5.30pm–9.30pm. Sky also has a 12-and-over rule and evening attire, with breakfast 7.30am–10.30am and dinner 5.30pm–9.30pm. These are age-twelve thresholds, not adults-only restaurants.

For easier family meals, Mario’s serves Italian dinner 5pm–9.30pm, with casual dress and no booking; breakfast is 6.30am–10.30am. Arizona’s has a noon–4pm lunch buffet and à-la-carte dinner 5.30pm–9.30pm. Dino’s serves pizza 11am–5pm, the Jerk Truck runs 11am–5pm, and Soy serves sushi 5.30pm–9.30pm. Cricketer’s Pub serves late-night food 10pm–2am.

Ask the Culinary Concierge for the schedule early in your stay, and flag allergies and dietary needs. Special preparations or products that are not normally stocked can require a month’s notice.

A family with children aged 10 and 13 needs to distinguish a restaurant preference from an age rule. The younger child falls below the 12-and-over threshold at Sapodilla’s, Le Petit Château and Sky, even though the older child qualifies. For a meal with everyone together, start with a venue that accommodates the younger child, such as Butch’s with its children’s menu, and arrange the dinner reservation. Kimonos offers another reserved dinner with a very different meal: teppanyaki, fried rice and the menu’s meat, fish or vegan choices. Tell the restaurant about any food allergies when booking.

Arrival time also changes the useful shortlist. A late lunch at 3pm falls within Arizona’s published noon–4pm lunch service, while Dino’s continues serving pizza until 5pm. Those times do not establish that either venue serves dinner afterwards: Arizona’s evening service begins separately at 5.30pm, and Dino’s published hours finish at 5pm. For a day when the family wants to eat dinner early, Mario’s starts at 5pm and takes walk-ins; Soy’s sushi service starts half an hour later. Check the day’s openings with the concierge before setting out, particularly when you are trying to fit food between other plans.

Butch’s lists some wines separately from the included selection; ask about the price of any marked steak before ordering. If you are sharing wine, choose the bottle together and check its price with the server. A marked dry-aged selection also needs its own price confirmation before you order.

If you plan an evening away from the resort, choose a restaurant and arrange the journey independently.