This low-key Italian eatery overlooks the Turtle Cove Marina and draws both tourists and locals. Take-out is also available.

With a gorgeous setting in front of Grace Bay Club and on its stunning beach, Infiniti is helmed by an esteemed chef whose past gigs have taken him all over the world, and most recently, the Bellagio hotel in Las Vegas. Indeed, a refined showmanship is apparent in his food, which elevates typical Caribbean hotel dining. Local, traditional flavors and ingredients are brought a sophisticated flair. Don’t miss the lobster grilled cheese sandwich with fennel and orange slaw.

On the Grace Bay Club beach, next door to Infiniti, sits the Infiniti bar, a spot centered around a long, skinny bar that reaches, seemingly, into the sea. Great for sunset cocktails or a post-dinner drink, Infiniti serves specialty cocktails inspired by different parts of the Caribbean and they make a mean rum punch.

Wymara’s more casual dining option, Zest is set on the hotel’s boardwalk that leads down to the beautiful beach. Lunch is elegant but simple, with offerings like ceviche, pizzas and tacos. The dinner menu is stacked with comfort food options, ideal for when visitors tire of the high cuisine (and high prices) found in most hotels restaurants. Here you will find burgers, quesadillas and chicken wings.