New Dining Experiences at Treasure Beach Village at Beaches Turks & Caicos

One of the most exciting things about the addition of Treasure Beach Village at Beaches Turks & Caicos is the brand-new dining and refreshment options available to guests. Beaches Turks Resort already offers an incredible variety of restaurants across its villages, but this expansion adds even more places to grab a quick bite, enjoy an upscale meal, or sip a cocktail. These restaurants offer some of the most delicious food I have had at an all inclusive resort.


Here are a few of the newest dining locations you won’t want to miss.

Butch’s

One of the standout additions is Butch’s Chophouse, which offers both breakfast and an elevated fine-dining experience at dinner.

In the morning, Butch’s serves a delicious traditional breakfast with options like steak and eggs, eggs Benedict, chocolate chip pancakes, French toast, and smoothie bowls. It’s a great way to start your day before heading out to the beach or pool.

                

At dinner, the restaurant transforms into a refined steakhouse experience. Reservations are required for dinner, and the menu focuses on premium cuts of steak, including filet mignon, New York strip, and even an impressive tomahawk steak.

Make sure to order a variety of sides for the table (we ordered them all). Favorites include mac and cheese, roasted carrots, and creamed spinach. If steak isn’t your thing, there are still plenty of great options such as roasted chicken, salmon, and fresh fish dishes. Add on a cocktail, like the famous Knickerbocker martini, for even more fun.


Pinta Food Hall

Another fantastic addition is the Pinta Food Hall, which is perfect when you want something quick, casual, and incredibly delicious.


Open for breakfast (buffet only), lunch, and dinner, Pinta offers a unique concept where guests can order from four different global menus:

  • Caribbean
  • Mexican
  • Asian
  • Italian
Most of the dishes are small plates designed to be shared, and it’s recommended that each guest order three or four plates so you can sample a variety of flavors.

Some standout favorites include the Hot & Honey Pepperoni Pizza and the Loaded Pizza, which tastes like a loaded baked potato in pizza form. The tacos are also excellent, with choices like beef, chicken, pork, or pumpkin.


If you’re craving Asian cuisine, you’ll find delicious options like bao buns, fried rice, pad Thai, and potstickers. Pinta also offers a great drink menu with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, making it a fun and lively place to relax and refuel during the day.

BRU Coffee Shop

Finally, there’s BRU, the new coffee shop located right in Treasure Beach Village.

It’s the perfect stop in the morning when you want to grab a latte or specialty coffee before heading out for the day. In the evening, it’s also a great place to wind down with something a little stronger—like an espresso martini. Sip your martini while sitting at the fire pits right outside the lobby for a perfect nightcap.


Whether you’re starting your day with coffee and a pastry or ending the night with a cocktail, BRU adds a cozy and convenient new gathering spot for guests.

With the addition of Treasure Beach Village, Beaches Turks & Caicos continues to elevate the dining experience, giving guests even more variety during their stay. From steakhouse dinners to globally inspired small plates and specialty coffee drinks, these new venues are already becoming guest favorites.

Reach out to All In Vacay to be connected with a travel agent to help you plan the very best vacation to suit your needs. Call or text (609) 651-6292 or email concierge@allinvacay.com to book today!

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