Sandbar Restaurant — Restaurant in Grand Turk

We stopped here for lunch while visiting Grand Turk on a cruise. It was a fantastic meal. We had 3 orders of fish and chips and 1 order of fried conch. The fish was grouper and was the best fish and chips that anyone at our table had EVER had. The breading was light and flavorful and the fish was perfectly cooked.

The conch was also the best I've ever had, although I'm not exactly a conch connoisseur. It wasn't chewy in the slightest, which I've always found conch to have a slight chew to it. The conch itself had great flavor instead of just taking on the flavor of whatever it's in.

The view was great, being directly on the beach. If there isn't seating available when you arrive, you can lay out on the beach while you wait for a spot to open up. No need to go to a tourist beach, as there's plenty of sand place and crystal blue water right in front the restaurant.

Server was attentive and sweet and the owner was very nice as well.

All in all, just a fantastic lunch experience. I could come here every single day of my life and be very content...

This venue is very overrated! I visited on 8/29/24. I waited happily on the beach for two hours until they opened because I was told by a local it was their favorite spot. While the lady tending the place was very nice she was not very attentive. The place was not nearly packed enough for the subpar service and we sat right across from the bar feeling very ignored while she addressed every table but ours. After about 20 minutes, we went to the bar to ask for a menu (which is written on a board around the side: no issue with that) and then had to go back to the bar and order although she took orders directly from other tables. $28 for a piece of salmon and French fries was ridiculous! Especially since the taste was that of a $10 fish special. The vibes were nice but my wallet, taste buds and tummy were much happier when I found Barbie’s a little ways down the road. I plan to visit the island again soon, but Sandbar will not be on my list of...

Opens promptly at noon. Well built patio with small beach area open for sitting and swimming. Employee was very nice and attentive. Shrimp and avocado salad was better than expected, beer was very cold. View from the elevated water front property is incredible from most seats.

Toursist and local traffic on the road can be frequent and a bit noisy and is very close. Parking extends along the road, and there is a larger area just past the beach. The road is one way seemingly all the way down, though Google Maps doesn't realize it.

During our visit, guests from the Manta House across the street had taken up the stone lounging area and were blasting their (non-Island) music until well after open, had their own drinks, and never ordered anything. The employees eventually won out with their own radio but did not chase them off the...