Turks and Caicos Coffee Shops & Cafés

Barista at Lemon 2 Go, a gourmet coffee shop in Grace Bay.

Looking for the perfect cup of freshly brewed coffee or breakfast? Providenciales is home to some great coffee shops, bakeries, and cafés, many of which are located in the central Grace Bay area and within easy walking distance of the hotels.

Local Coffee Shops

Lemon 2 Go is a gourmet coffee shop located near the Regent Village and Saltmills Plaza in central Grace Bay. Coffees include quintessential drip coffee, cappuccino, flat white, lattes, espresso, caffè mocha, and an array of iced coffees as well. There’s also matcha, hot tea, hot chocolate, iced tea, smoothies, fresh lemonade, and juice. As for food, Lemon 2 Go serves breakfast and lunch sandwiches, samosas, salads, wraps, pastries, and snacks.

Ritual Coffee Culture is an espresso bar housed in the Ritz-Carlton resort serving breakfast and lunch. Quick grab-and-go snacks like pastries, fruit cups, overnight oats, and salads are available. For lunch, they have a variety of sandwiches and paninis (some vegetarian).

Beans & Leaves brews a variety of coffee drinks at its location in Regent Village. Cappucino, lattes, teas, bubble teas, and smoothies are available. Beans & Leaves also serves sandwiches and salads for those wanting lunch, and a range of pastries and desserts for a grab-and-go snack.

Coffee, muffin, and fruit at 19 Bar and Restaurant at the Royal Turks and Caicos Golf Club.

Shay Café is located at Le Vele Plaza, adjacent to the Saltmills. The restaurant specializes in coffees and teas that may be either hot or iced, and basic breakfast and lunch dishes. The café offers both outdoor seating in the tranquil courtyard at the plaza and indoor seating with air-conditioning. The café does not take cash payments.

Graceway Gourmet supermarket in Grace Bay features a prepared foods, bakery, and coffee section, which serves coffee, teas, and baked goods that include donuts, muffins, pastries, cookies, Danishes, croissants, and cakes. Graceway Gourmet can also blend custom smoothies, with a great range of fruits and vegetables to work with.

Providenciales doesn’t have any internationally branded coffee shops. On Grand Turk, the Grand Turk Cruise Center has a Starbucks, yet there are no other Starbucks, Dunkin’ Donuts, Krispy Kreme, or Costa coffee shops anywhere else in the Turks and Caicos.

Locally Roasted Coffee

Baked goods at Caicos Bakery.

The Turks and Caicos has a local coffee roaster, TCI Coffee Roasters, which is based on the island of Providenciales. Specializing in gourmet blends, their products are offered in many shops and boutiques on Providenciales. You can choose from light, medium, dark, and decaffeinated blends. TCI Coffee Roasters only uses organic and sustainably sourced beans, which have the green ‘Rainforest and Bird-Friendly’ certification.

Unlike some other Caribbean destinations, such as Jamaica and the Dominican Republic, coffee isn’t grown in the Turks and Caicos, and all beans that are roasted here are imported.

Fresh Baked Goods

To complement a great cup of coffee, most shops and cafés also offer freshly baked Danishes, muffins, croissants, donuts, cookies, and other delicious choices, which are made onsite. For a wider selection, there are a few bakeries on the island, which also create baguettes, sourdoughs, and much more.