Providenciales Fast Food, Takeout, & Delivery
While Providenciales doesn’t have any of the globally famous fast-food chain restaurants like McDonald's, Burger King, or Subway, there are several options for a quick takeaway meal.
Both the Graceway IGA and Graceway Gourmet supermarkets offer a wide range of prepared and hot foods, including chicken, fish, sides, salads, sandwiches, pizza, and more.
In the Downtown region of Providenciales, there are many small takeout establishments serving food ranging from fried chicken and fish to local and Caribbean flavors such as conch fritters, soups and stews, and fried plantain. One of the best-known fast food places on Providenciales is Sweet T’s, a small fried chicken shop offering chicken wings and French fries at prices that can’t be beaten.
In the Leeward area on the eastern end of the island, you'll find The Market at Blue Haven Resort, a small supermarket and deli that offers sandwiches, baked goods, coffee, and cold drinks.
Once unheard of in the Turks and Caicos, food delivery is now offered by some Grace Bay eateries. Restaurants and cafés typically don't deliver to some of the more remote residential and villa communities on Providenciales, such as Chalk Sound, Turtle Tail, and Silly Creek, yet it’s a convenient option for those staying in Grace Bay.
Pizza
There are many restaurants that serve pizza on Providenciales. The pizza style varies by restaurant.
Graceway IGA and Graceway Gourmet sell ready-made pizza by the slice and make pies to order as well.
Several of the top Italian restaurants serve gourmet pizza. Bella Luna in Grace Bay offers a dedicated pizza garden and delicious thin-crust pizzas garnished with a wide selection of fresh specialty toppings.
Pizza Pizza is a popular and long-established restaurant that offers pizza for a reasonable price. The restaurant is located on Leeward Highway.
Did You Know?
Providenciales once had a Kentucky Fried Chicken! In the mid-1990s, a proper KFC restaurant complete with a drive-through opened its doors in the Downtown region of Providenciales. However, disagreements between the local franchise and corporate over ingredient sources and unapproved menu items (fried conch!) put an end to the experiment.
More recently, Grace Bay was home to an Outback Steakhouse, which operated for about a year before closing down.
Fast Food and Takeout Restaurants
