Turk's Head Brewery

I went to the brewery on a Friday afternoon on the way to the airport and on a Saturday at lunch time. There were one or two other people there on the Friday so we got to sit at the bar and have a chilled conversation with a few of the staff. On the Saturday the place was packed and had a great vibe. The service was good and very friendly on both visits. There is a lot of nice regalia at the shop to buy (nicest shirts in TCI I think). You can also get rum at very reasonable prices (for TCI).

They have a nice range of beers and their beers are good at the brewery. They also taste good at bars that either turn over a lot of their beer and/or know how to store beers properly. Unfortunately during my time on TCI I had quite a few Turks Head beers that were off or light struck. I spoke to the owner of the brewery about this and he kept blaming the distributors or bars and dismissing my advice about canning his full range. Which is frustrating. Its not his fault, but it is his problem. I hope he realises this before...

Didn’t know how to get there at first, but we ask for help. Have to enter through the gates, there you’ll see some stairs in the distance with a door that say “tasting room”, once you enter that will be the gift shop but the nice ladies that work there will tell you where to go from there. It’s very cool you get to walk over top of the whole operation.

We sat outside. It was a very cool vibe out there, a bit windy so girls bring a hair tie.

We got two of their Margherita pizzas, it was delicious. Thin brick oven pizza with a lovely sweet savory tomato sauce and fresh mozzarella, garnished with basil leaves.

The flower power is a spin on a fruity sour beer. It was very refreshing. We tried their Java beer as well it definitely tasted of coffee, a bit heavier of a beer. All the beer with the wooden beer taps are only made in house, they are not sold anywhere else on the island.

The service was great we enjoyed...

During our visit to Turks Head Brewery in Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands, we had a mixed experience. While the cashless payment policy caught us off guard and left us feeling unprepared, there were some positive aspects to our visit.

One notable highlight was the willingness of an employee to assist by offering to use her own card to process our payment on our behalf, which demonstrated a level of customer service that we appreciated.

Additionally, the brewery's beverages were enjoyable, and the ambiance was pleasant, making it a nice spot to relax and unwind.

However, it's important to note that the unexpected cashless policy did overshadow our overall impression of the visit. With improved communication about payment methods and a more diverse food menu, Turks Head Brewery has the potential to provide an even better experience for...