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Casual Restaurant Dining
The Atlantic Bar and Grill
A typical day at The West Bay Club begins with a leisurely, and complimentary, breakfast served at the resort's own restaurant, The Atlantic Bar and Grill. This small, nine-table eatery is a gem! All meals are prepared in an adjacent open-air kitchen with fresh food that is delivered daily. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are all served and a children's menu is available.
Da Conch Shack
This nearby whitewashed beach shack, decorated (of course!) with thousands of conch shells, serves every form of conch on picnic tables by the sea. The casual, friendly atmosphere, along with conch harvested right in front of you from a sea pen and paired with Turk's Head Lager, makes for a perfect meal. One of the most popular items on their menu is the conch fritters. Next door, is Horse Eyed Jack's -- also a beachfront restaurant with a great deck and Jamaican style cuisine.
Somewhere
Within walking distance from The West Bay Club, this beachfront restaurant has it all -- fun food, great drinks and a gorgeous setting overlooking the ocean. The menu has a decidedly Mexican flavor and the bartenders make four distinct version of the Mojito. We particularly enjoyed the fish tacos and tequila marinated carne asada. Laid back, barefoot and bathing-suit friendly, don't miss this spot!
Bagatelle Beach Bar & Grill
Located in the Gansevoort resort, which is adjacent to West Bay Club, this casual eatery sports a decided modern feel and an ocean view.
Formal Restaurant Dining
Given the easy, island atmosphere of Provo, it is hard to classify any restaurant as formal, but if you are looking for a true dining experience where well-behaved children are welcome (or perhaps for a parents night out), here are a few stand-out choices.
Grace's Cottage
This charming, picturesque restaurant is located in a yellow Victorian cottage complete with gingerbread trim. Terraces and patios for dining are nestled among tropical foliage lit with twinkling lights and candles. The menu is decidedly Caribbean with a gourmet touch, and a children's menu is also available. Reservations are a must.
Coco Bistro
This unique restaurant was built on the grounds of a former plant nursery, which is currently the largest palm grove on Provo. Dining here is a one-of-a-kind experience, including swaying palms and delicious food. Reservations are recommended, children welcome.
Caicos Cafe
While this restaurant isn't situated on the beach, it is conveniently close to one of the island's shopping areas. The decor here is closest to what one would expect to find at a Provo dining spot. Gingerbread, colorful twinkling lights and bright local artwork add a true island touch. The menu is typically Caribbean with an emphasis on seafood. Reservations recommended, children welcome.
Bagatelle Bistrot
Located in the Gansevoort Hotel, it's clear that this hotel and restaurant have their roots in downtown NYC! The atmosphere is glamorous but relaxed, if that seems possible, and even children feel at home in this all white enclave. A unique combination of French bistro and modern Caribbean best describes the menu, and guests will enjoy the chef's creative interpretations. Reservations suggested, children welcome.
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