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Where to eat American food in Cockburn Town: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Cockburn Town, Grand Turk, Caribbean. Situated on the 6-mile long Grand Turk Island, Cockburn Town is an intimate Caribbean paradise easily discovered on foot. The major streets of Duke and Front host landmarks, restaurants and the National Museum of Turks & Caicos Islands, which houses the oldest shipwreck in the western hemisphere, the Molasses Reef Wreck. After exploring the town, head to the miles of sugary beaches and go diving, snorkeling or sailing across the turquoise water.
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1. Sandbar Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 422 reviews
Reviewed By Yoshi_YY
We enjoyed cold beer and lunch at the restaurant after morning scuba diving, means we were very hungry and we were not disappointed! Most meals are from $13 to 20 range and the foods were served very fast. Fantastic location on the beach side. It seems the place attracts both tourists and locals equally. I saw the place was very crowded at one of the evenings. Note this place accepts only cash. Highly recommended.
2. Secret Garden
Overall Ratings
4 based on 120 reviews
Reviewed By SchumacherJack
Just as the rain (the only rainfall in our 8 days here) began to fall, we looked to our left, saw an open door and dashed inside. Good choice. We sat in the "Secret Garden" under a protecting roof during a 2 hour torrential rainfall. No problem because the coffee was great, the breakfast delicious, the company of other quests informational and the owner, his daughter and staff very friendly. We came again, twice again in fact for dinner and enjoyed everything offered. Other reviewers may mention mosquitoes but not to worry. We saw none but the staff always had a few pic coils or bug spray for anyone whose imagination conjured up any of those pests. Food, excellent, atmosphere, unique, but the occasional dog I could do without. I highly recommend this "Secret" place.
3. Jack's Shack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1036 reviews
Enjoy the local flavor from our grille and tiki hut bar while relaxing on our deck overlooking the crystal blue sea and sandy beach. We are only open on cruise ship days except for special occasions (Call or email us.)
Reviewed By ernieliedtke
This is literally a shack on the beach at Grand Turk. We had lunch there - a group of 15 of us. We sat at picnic tables outside. Th service was so-so but the Jerk Chicken was delicious. They sell souvenirs and bottles of their sauce, so we took a bottle home. Canât wait to try it.
4. Jimmy Buffett's Margaritaville Grand Turk
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1686 reviews
Reviewed By Brenda B
Overpriced, poor service, inattentive staff. Lots of drunks in the pool; when we were there, someone vomited in it so they closed the pool down. Everyone left, so we thought we would go in and get a snack. Hostess was too busy talking to her staff friends to greet us properly and kept on with her conversation for several minutes while we stood there. We were seated and waited in a mostly empty restaurant for over 5 minutes; no wait staff appeared. We decided to just eat on the ship. Too bad, I really would have liked to try the food. Skip this place. If you want a drink, go to the Beached Whale. They have much better service.Dear Brenda,Thank you for taking the time to post your review. We regret to hear that you had a negative experience and will take this opportunity to retrain our team up to the standards of Margaritaville, as we always aim to provide the Best.Day.Ever. We hope you will consider us again in the future to have the chance to turn your experience around.
