Bermuda's Restaurants from A-Z

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Bermuda's Restaurants from A-Z

Each listed by parish area where it is located

Introduction

2018. July 21. Nearly half of Bermuda’s eating-out spots have been awarded “A” grades after inspectors checked their food and hygiene practices. A scoring programme published on the Government’s website lists 203 establishments, with 92 of those achieving the top grade. The Environmental Health section’s “grades on licences” scheme was introduced last year, with the online publication of rates for restaurants, cafés, supermarkets, bars, bakeries and delicatessens. It shows the results of food premises’ annual inspections in letter grades — A to D. After the unannounced visits, the 2018 list shows 86 eateries secured a B and five ranked C. None were marked D but 19 establishments were “approved”, which is understood to be a grade for new premises when they are licensed before a follow-up inspection takes place when the business is open and operating. One remained blank on the list and a government spokesman said yesterday it was among 27 establishments with grades yet to be confirmed, with these expected to be finalized by the end of the month. Last year, when only 180 eateries were listed as a phased roll-out of the programme took place, 77 were awarded As and 88 received Bs, with the remainder either Cs, approved, satisfactory or upgraded. Among those to improve their ranking from a B to an A was fast-food outlet KFC on Queen Street in the City of Hamilton. Ginene Haslam, its general manager, told how the importance of food safety is instilled in staff through online and hands-on training. Yesterday, she said the grade improvement was the result of unnecessary equipment being removed from the site. Ms Haslam added: “It’s good for the public to know where they are eating and that they’re eating somewhere safe. I don’t think it affects us very much because we are very focused on it anyway but it probably inspires some businesses to do better.” Long-established seafood favourite The Lobster Pot, also in the city, saw its grade fall from a B in 2017 to a C this year after an inspection in March. Owner Lynn Bardgett said nothing has changed at the restaurant in its 45-year history and claimed her licensing certificate did not explain why the rating slumped. She added: “They write down what we need to do, the different things that need to be addressed, those things are done.” Among them, she said, were more regular and thorough deep cleaning and ensuring that food can be stored in a refrigerator below 40F. Ms Bardgett said the issues were largely “the normal things that we do day in, day out” and continued: “Like everybody dealing with the public, we want to make sure that everything is done correctly. Sometimes there are slip-ups but at the end of the night, I make sure that everything is wiped down and cleaned.” Chris Garland, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce’s restaurant division, told how it was a great achievement for busy Bermudian venues, including spots on Front Street such as The Pickled Onion, to retain top grades. He said: “The volume of people some of those do ... for them to keep A and B, it’s a testament that something positive is being done. Between visits you can build up a lot of dirt.” Voicing his support for the list’s publication, he added: “Anything that publicly displays information usually keeps people on their toes. It tells you exactly what you want to know as a consumer and restaurateurs take it in the respect of, be careful what can happen if you don’t get a good grade.” An explanation accompanying the list online states that it allows people to see how well the island’s food establishments “are maintaining sanitary standards in accordance with the Public Health (Food) Regulations 1950”. Environmental Health officers score businesses on items such as temperature control of food, personal hygiene practices, protective clothing for staff and vermin control. A 100-point scale is used and violations result in a deduction, with a greater points tally resulting in a better grade. Anything below 70 points means a D grade, which would usually mean “urgent action or consideration of closure”. A Ministry of Health spokesman said: “The list includes all food establishments in Bermuda except those which only sell pre-packed foods as these are very low risk.” He added: “Bermuda enjoys a good selection of quality foods for sale to the public. Ensuring the safety of our food and the highest standards of hygiene in our food establishments is a key priority for the Department of Health. In order to enhance consumer confidence in our food establishments and to encourage those establishments to continually improve their hygiene standards, last year the system of displaying grades on licences was introduced. These licences must be displayed at establishments. In this way potential customers can know before they decide where to eat, what the standard of hygiene was at the last inspection carried out by Environmental Health Officers. The Department would encourage everyone to look at the website when deciding where to go. We hope that this in turn will encourage proprietors of establishments to always put hygiene at the top of their priorities.”

2017. January 9. Environmental health officers are working to put “scores on doors” for every restaurant, café and bar in Bermuda. The scheme is to be implemented “within the next year”, according to Jennifer Attride-Stirling, permanent secretary at the Ministry of Health. She shared the plan with this newspaper after we made a public access to information request for the health and safety “grades” given to restaurants in Bermuda. Our request was turned down by the Department of Health’s information officer on the grounds that retrieving the records would disrupt or interfere with the work of the department and such records were exempt because they contained commercial, confidential and personal information. Dr Attride-Stirling reviewed that decision, at our request, and upheld the information officer’s refusal, concluding that “on balance, the public interest is better served by non-disclosure”. But she revealed: “The Department of Health supports the establishment of a publicly available ‘scores on doors’ scheme for food and beverage establishments and is taking steps to implement it within the next year. Fair application of such a scheme will require that: establishments know in advance that inspections will result in scores that will be put in the public domain; the inspection system methodically applies criteria to derive the scores; scores be attributed systematically to every establishment inspected; and that the scores be regularly maintained and published.” This newspaper’s Pati request was made with the aim of publishing a list of all restaurants and their most recent grades, similar to the inspection lookup tool offered by NYC Health. The New York version enables members of the public to search a database and retrieve health inspection results for each of New York City’s 24,000 restaurants before deciding where to eat. In Bermuda, it is estimated there are between 150 and 200 restaurants, cafés and bars. Phil Barnett, president of Island Restaurant Group, said he would not have a problem with a “scores on doors” scheme for the island. “It wouldn’t be different to many other jurisdictions,” he said. “That wouldn’t be necessarily something we’d be upset with. If it’s coming down the pipe, it’s coming down the pipe. We get inspected every single year and, particularly if there is an issue, we reach out to them [environmental health officers]. We care very much about the safety of our clientele. I can understand how some other restaurants may find that a little concerning.” Mr Barnett said pests were an issue in Bermuda and restaurants would want the opportunity to deal with temporary infestations before being awarded a public score. “Something could break out one day and four days later, it’s solved,” he said. Dr Attride-Stirling said that the grading of restaurants was not a “standardised part of the current inspection regime so scores have not been given consistently to every establishment or recorded on the inspection report”. For that reason, she said, the Pati request was denied on the grounds that the record requested did not exist in full. The other valid reasons for non-disclosure, according to Dr Attride-Stirling, were that inspection reports were filed by street address and the Ministry of Health did not have the manpower to retrieve them for every restaurant and that releasing incomplete and dated records could “potentially prejudice the credibility and authority” of the Department of Health.

2016. October 22. Environmental health officials have refused to reveal the health and safety “grades” given to every restaurant in Bermuda. The information was requested by The Royal Gazette under the Public Access to Information Act but the Department of Health’s information officer denied our application after consultation with Susan Hill Davidson, the acting Chief Environmental Health Officer, on four grounds. This newspaper sought the information in order to publish a list of all restaurants and their most recent grades, similar to the inspection lookup tool offered by NYC Health. The New York version enables members of the public to search a database and retrieve health inspection results for each of New York City’s 24,000 restaurants before deciding where to eat. In Bermuda, it is estimated there are between 150 and 200 food and beverage premises. The Department of Health said in its refusal letter that to comply with our request would, “by reason of the nature of the records requested, require the retrieval and examination of such records [and] cause a substantial and unreasonable interference with or disruption of the other work of the public authority”. Information officer Verlina Bishop wrote that complying with the request would require pulling the inspection records of each individual file of food and drink establishments. “The files are maintained by street address and are not filed according to food and beverage establishments,” she said. “The environmental health section of the Department of Health does not have the manpower to review and compile the records requested.” Other reasons given for the refusal to disclose information were that the records contained personal, commercial and confidential information, exempt from disclosure. The Pati Act lists a series of exemptions which allow public authorities to refuse to grant a request, including on administrative grounds. But public authorities can only rely on that exemption, where retrieval of the records would be too onerous, if they have offered to help the requester amend their request. No such offer was made in this case. An exemption can apply where personal information is involved, though the Act says personal information does not include any information relating to any “discretionary benefit of a financial nature, including the granting of a licence or permit, conferred on an individual by a public authority, including the name of the individual and the exact nature of the benefit”. Restaurants in Bermuda are licensed by the environmental health section of the Department of Health, based on inspections carried out by officers to check for hygienic conditions and operations. They monitor food and beverage importation, storage, preparation and sale and they ensure food is fit for human consumption by sampling milk, frozen desserts, other foods and drinks, and inspecting locally slaughtered meat. The Pati legislation includes an exemption for commercial information and states records can be withheld where disclosure “would have, or could reasonably expect to have, an adverse effect on the commercial interests of any person to whom the record relates”. The exemption for information received in confidence states that “a record shall be disclosed if disclosure is in the public interest”. Ms Bishop wrote: “The records requested pertain to the business of food and beverage establishments, which are private businesses. The information gathered is for regulatory and compliance purposes and [it] does not serve the public interest to disclose to an unrelated third party.” She said a restaurant’s grading was not always recorded on an inspection report as it was an internal tool, used for an incentive initiative called the Mayor’s Awards, some time ago. “The Mayor’s Awards have not been held in several years,” Ms Bishop wrote. “The grading is not something that is publicized and there is no policy or law requiring notifying the public of a grading.” She said an inspection report was a tool for environmental officers to use to determine if restaurants were complying with health and safety standards and whether improvements were needed. “It is a snapshot, reflective on the day the inspector makes the inspection,” Ms Bishop added. “If corrective action is required, the inspector will notify the establishment in writing regarding improvements required. Following a site inspection, the inspectors do not give a grade externally. A record is maintained of the number of food premises inspected, not a compiled record of the grades recorded on the inspection reports.” In New York, the health department conducts unannounced annual inspections of restaurants and each violation of a regulation gets a certain number of points. According to NYC Health’s website, “at the end of the inspection, the inspector totals the points, and this number is the restaurant’s inspection score — the lower the score, the better the grade”. Sharing the restaurant-grading system with the public has not been without controversy, with critics claiming it is unfair on businesses. But Michael Bloomberg said in 2013, when he was mayor, that it had helped drive down salmonella cases. This newspaper intends to appeal the decision of the information officer to the head of the authority, as is the right of any requester.

Since 2011 all restaurants have been required to pay a Bermuda Government-legislated Food Establishment Licence Fee. It has made the cost of restaurant eating appreciably more expensive. The fee changes were approved by Members of Parliament and Senators and also apply to bakeries, catering establishments, food manufacturers, food stores and delis, refreshment shops and restaurants. A sliding scale is in place meaning businesses with larger numbers of customers have to pay more. The licensing fees charged by the Department of Health are set by legislation, the Government Fees Regulations. The licensing and inspection of food service facilities is a key public health function carried out by the Department of Health. The process helps to ensure the quality and safety of the food served to the public, and the current fees reflect the cost of providing the service to the public. Any complaints from locals or visitors about what they eat at any Bermuda restaurant, or any suspected accidental food poisoning arising from eating there are dealt with by the Bermuda Government's Department of Environmental Health, an agency of the Department of Health.

American Fast Food restaurants. None, except a Bermuda majority-owned franchised KFC. There are no Bermuda outlets of Papa John's, Subway, Little Caesar, Dunkin Donuts, Pizza Hut, Wendy's, Domino's Pizza, Taco Bell, Starbucks, Burger King or McDonald's or their British or Canadian or European equivalents. However, there are several Bermudian fast-food restaurants. All non-hotel restaurants must by law be both majority Bermudian -owned and Bermudian-operated.

Bar food restriction. Bars - not shown here unless they are also a restaurant - do not serve bar food of the type common in most bars in the UK and Ireland.

Choice of food. Varies from place to place. Expect to pay well upwards of US$ 4.75 for a hamburger.

Dress code. None for any eating place - cafeteria, diner, snack bar, restaurant - for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Always play safe by asking ahead at the restaurants you favor. But some restaurants reserve the right at dinner especially to expect male patrons to wear decent clothes including a jacket and tie; or jacket; and women to wear an appropriate top, skirt or trousers. Casual, clean and in good taste clothes are fine for most places. What may not be allowed at all are any kind of swim suits or revealing clothing.

Disabled or physically challenged. Persons in wheelchairs or with a balance problem will find four places in the Disability website under Restaurants. Note that no restaurant in Bermuda offers all the following - disabled entrance parking, disabled exterior, disabled interior and disabled toilet - to USA-ADA standards. Only one has a toilet for the disabled.

Early Bird dinners. When offered, Good value for those willing to eat early dinners (5:30 to 6:30 pm).

Food and its origin. Unless specifically stated as Bermudian or local, assume 100% of restaurant food is imported, most from afar, with some food pre-packaged specifically for restaurants. There is no local legal requirement to give origin of food and no Bermuda product or packing or labeling legal requirements, considering most food is imported.

Gratuities (tips). Most restaurants automatically add 17 percent to the bill. Guests should check their bills to ensure they do not accidentally tip twice.

Hours. Most hotel and non-hotel restaurants are open at certain times for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Jewish guests. No kosher food restaurants. Contact the small Jewish Community of Bermuda at telephone (441) 291 1785 for advice on which to favor.

Non-Smoking only. Since April 1, 2006 smoking in public places has been banned in Bermuda. Legislation enacted - the Tobacco Products (Public Health) Amendment Act 2005 - makes it an offence to light up in bars, restaurants hospitals, hotels, offices and schools across the Island.

Open on Sundays and Public Holidays. All hotel-owned restaurants are, but not all non-hotel restaurants. They should be contacted to see if they are open or not on a particular day or time.

Payment. Cash in Bermuda or US dollars (no other currencies) or by leading international credit card. Diners should check beforehand with each restaurant to see which credit cards are accepted. Only Bermuda (not other) debit cards will be accepted. Travelers checks will not be accepted.

Prices are in BDA or US dollars, of same value. All restaurants not owned by hotels must by law by either owned or majority owned by a Bermudian. Some owners or managers shown below, if not Bermudian originally, are married to one. Opening and closing times shown below are for regular days. On Public Holidays, most non-hotel-owned restaurants will be closed. The impartial basic list below indicates whether the restaurant is at a resort hotel, small hotel, cottage colony or independent premises. Reservations are recommended for dinner. Prices are much more if they include alcoholic drinks. The major reason all beer, wine and other liquor are so expensive is because of a huge Bermuda Government import duty.

Special diets. There are none with vegetarian dishes only. If you are on a low sodium or low cholesterol or other restricted diets, no restaurant features them.

Sunday Brunches. Expensive in Bermuda (averaging over $40 per person plus gratuities), but there's always a huge choice of buffet foods hot, cold and spicy, fish, fowl and seafood. Restaurants advertise in the Saturday print edition of The Royal Gazette daily newspaper.

Vegetarian/vegan dishes. There are no known vegetarian-only restaurants but several have vegetarian dishes or can make one up, such as the mango salad below.

Waiters and waitresses. Some will be Bermudian, others may be from many different parts of the world, on Work Permits.

Restaurants shown below are by area (parish or city/town)

To dial the numbers shown please note that if not calling from Bermuda, use prefix (441).

City of Hamilton

A to C

Angelo's Bistro		Phone 232-1000. 12 Walker Arcade, 12 Reid Street, between Reid and Front Streets. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. Monday-Saturday.
Arabian Deep Fried Chicken		Phone: 292-1314. 53 Court Street, Hamilton HM 12, P.O. Box HM 2150, Hamilton HM JX
Ascots		Phone 295-9644. Fax 292-4986. Royal Palms Hotel, 24 Rosemont Avenue Pembroke Parish. P.O. Box HM 841, Hamilton HM EX. Breakfast, lunch, dinner for hotel guests and locals. $$$$
Astwood Arms		Phone 292-1818. 85 Front Street, Hamilton. Recently opened. Pub.
Baked	Cafe	Phone 400-5800. Bermudiana Arcade, Queen Street. 2nd Floor. Cafeteria and transport museum. Since December 2014. Portuguese pastries and desserts, as well as cakes including the traditional Azores favorite quejada de villa, a custard tart. Also breakfast sandwiches and meals and a traditional Portuguese buffet lunch. Open 6am to 4pm, while the museum is open from Monday to Sunday from 10am to 6pm.
Barracuda Grill		Phone 292-1609. Fax 292 8354. 5 Burnaby Hill. Formerly Fisherman's Reef. Above the Hog Penny. Seafood. Lunch, dinner. $$$$.
Bermuda Bistro at The Beach		Phone 292-0219. 103 Front Street, Hamilton. Hours: 10:00 – 03:00 (7 days.) Cuisine: Pub, American. Dress: Casual. Credit Cards: MC/V
Bistro J		Phone 296-8546. 102 Chancery Lane, HM 11. 10 or so tables each sitting 2-4. Lunch and dinner. Smart casual. $$$$.
Bolero Brasserie		Phone 292-4507. Fax 292-0011. 95 Front Street, Hamilton HM11. Jonny Roberts, chef/owner. European, $$$$.
Bulldogs Lounge		Court Street, Hamilton.
Burger Shack		Bermudiana Road. Eat in and take out. Fame-broiled burgers, chicken burgers, veggie burgers and salmon burgers along with a range of “combo” options that include not only the traditional French fries, but also quinoa. Will deliver to customers in Hamilton, Pembroke, Paget and Devonshire.
BrewBermuda		Phone 542-2739. From November 2018. Downstairs from the Pickled Onion, Front Street. One of the Island Restaurant Group. The name comes from a well-known colloquial term Bermudians use to greet each other. With complimentary wi-fi, Starbucks-like concept going on with power outlets at every table. Patrons can power up their laptops while they refuel themselves with a sandwich, nitro coffee, beer or wine on tap. Open Monday to Wednesday from 7am to 7pm. Hours vary from Thursday to Sunday.
Bulli.Social		7 Queen Street. 232-BULL. Premises once the Lemon Tree Café. Burgers and similar. Eat in and takeaway. Jonny Roberts, owner, restaurant manager Tyler Nearon..
Cafe 4		Phone 295-8444. Windsor Place Building, Ground Floor, 18 Queen Street, Hamilton HM 11. Town centre. Website cafe4.bm. Hours 7 am - 3 pm Monday through Friday. Salads, sandwiches, homemade soups, pasta.
Cafe Cairo		Phone 295-5155. Fax 292-8057. 93 Front Street, Hamilton HM 12.
Chopsticks		88 Reid Street East. Phone 292-0791. Take out fax 292-9834. Szechuan, Cantonese, Hunan, Mandarin and Thai. Lunch and dinner. Credit cards. $$$
Club Tapas		Bermudiana Road. MEF/Little Venice Group of restaurants has repurposed what was once The Club as this tapas bar. The premises, only yards away from Little Venice restaurant, has undergone a number of incarnations over the years.
Coconut Rock & Yashi Sushi Bar		Phone 292-1043. Williams House, 20 Reid Street, Hamilton, Pembroke Parish, HM 05. P. O. Box HM 1889, Hamilton. Lunch and dinner. $$$
Common Ground Cafe		Phone 292-2353. 11 Chancery Lane (walkway between Front and Reid Streets). Breakfast, paninis, wraps, centre for display of local artworks. Mon-Fri, 7 am to 3:30 pm, Sat 8 am-2 pm.
Cottage Cafe & Bistro		Washington Mall, 2nd floor. 30 seats. Formerly Dandelion. Breakfast and lunch.

D to F

Devil's Island Restaurant and Bar		292-3284. 19 Burnaby Street. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, catering.
Docksider Pub and Restaurant		Phone 296-3333. Fax 296-3300. 121 Front Street, Hamilton, Pembroke Parish. Pub fare, fish. Casual, $$$
Ferrari Bar at LV's		Phone 296-3330. 12 Bermudiana Road, Hamilton HM 11. Dinner.
Flanagan's Irish Pub and Restaurant		Phone 295-8299. Fax 295-8304. Emporium Building, Floor 2, 69 Front Street, Hamilton, Pembroke Parish. Overlooking Hamilton Harbor. Irish Pub. Lunch, dinner. $$$.
FriDays		Phone 295-8580. Bermudiana Arcade, 27 Queen Street, Hamilton. Since April 15, 2016. Mostly takeaway, limited seating. Fries and waffles with a range of special toppings, cakes and healthy eating options. Fish sandwiches, using waffles as a base, and burgers also available.

G to K

Grand Cafe		Phone 292-2777. Corner of Church and Parliament Streets. Since September 2012. Breakfast and lunch (both buffet), dinner. Monday-Friday 7am-10am breakfast, 11am-3pm lunch and 6-9pm dinner; Saturdays dinner from 6-9pm.
Harley's		Phone 295-3000. Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel. Specialties are many and include over-sized steaks. Lunch or dinner. $$$$
Hog Penny		Phone 292-2534. Ground Floor, 5 Burnaby Hill. Pub and restaurant. With traditional English pub fare, beef, curries Lunch, dinner. $$$
House of India		Phone 295- 6450. Park View Plaza, 57 North Street, HM 17. Indian. $$$
Inspire Cafe		Since April 2019. Bermudiana Arcade. Offers an all-day cereal bar, plus breakfast foods like triple-stacked pancakes and omelet's, speciality hot chocolates and Ethiopian coffee, a lunch time buffet serving Indian and Caribbean dishes. Co-owner Mstira Weeks with business partner Vic Ball.
Jamaican Grill		Phone 296-6577, 32 Court Street, Hamilton
JC's Bistro		29 Victoria Street, Where the Victoria Grill used to be. Menu items will include salads, steak and fries. Same ownership as for JC's Cafe below that opened a month earlier. Sister restaurant of Beau Rivage at Newstead Belmont Hills Hotel and Spa. They are both owned and managed by the J&L Group Ltd, as are Bistro Zanzibar and JC’s Café. Healthy menu, tuns, multigrain breads, light-dressed salad, pies, appetisers, including tuna carpaccio, crab cake, as well as soup of the day and gourmet sandwiches. The dinner menu includes steak, lamb, salmon, catch of the day and pasta dishes.
JC's Cafe		29 Victoria St. Where the Victoria Grill used to be. Chef Jean-Claude Garzia has created JC’s Café at the premises. Operated by J&L Group.
Juice ‘n Beans		55 Court Street, where Rotis used to be. Formerly on Front Street. Back in business from late November 2016 ten months after it had closed down. Apart from the signature smoothies, there are several dishes with an Indian influence, including samosas, a popular chickpea dish, kati rolls and roti with basmati rice. Also meatless chicken sandwiches and fishless fish fillet sandwiches. The substitute products are made with soy, wheat and other proteins to mimic the real thing. Open between 7am and 6pm from Monday to Saturday.
Kentucky Fried Chicken		Telephone 296-4532. 21 Queen Street. Fast food.

M to P

Mad Hatters		Phone 297-MADI. Formerly Surf and Turf. Next to Mariner's Club, 22 Richmond Road, HM 08. Seafood and meat dishes. $$$$.
Mango Leaf Deli and Juice Bar		Phone 295-8131. Joell's Alley, off Church Street. West Indian and Trinidadian dishes. Lunch and dinner, traditional codfish and potatoes weekends. $$$
Margarita's Grill		Phone 296-3330. 12 Bermudiana Road. Formerly the Ferrari Bar. From 5 pm. Dinner options.
Muse		17 Front Street, Hamilton HM 11. Phone 296-8788. Fax 296-8786. Lunch, dinner. The executive chef is the winner of the 2016 Restaurant Weeks People’s Choice Award.
Oliver's		69 Pitt's Bay Road, HM 08. Phone 295-0103. Fax 296-7175. Deli and catering. Breakfast buffet, lunch buffet.
Pasta Basta		295-9785. Fax 295-1509. 1 Elliott Street.
Pasta Basta/Blue Dragon		295-9785. Italian cuisine. Lunch and dinner daily. Eat in and take-out. $$$
Pickled Onion		Phone 295 -2263. 53 Front Street, overlooking harbour. Casual. American menu. Lunch and dinner. $$$$
PSSST Takeout Bistro		Phone 261-EATS (3287). Magnolia House, at 119 Front Street, in the former Honey’s and Double Dip space. It offers a variety of pizzas, salads, subs and sandwiches, sweets and treats, including vegan and gluten-free options.
Porch		Phone 292-4737. Steak, seafood, vegetarian. $$$$.
Port'O'Call		Phone 295-5373. 87 Front Street. Lunch and dinner. Accessible to disabled visitor in wheelchair. (See under "Restaurants" in Disabled site). $$$$.
Portofino		Phone 295-6090. 20 Bermudiana Road, HM 11. Italian cuisine. Lunch and dinner. $$$.
Primavera		Phone 295-2167. 69 Pitt's Bay Road, HM 08. Italian cuisine, seafood & pizza. $$$$

R to end of city

Red Carpet		Phone 295-6774. Armory Building, 37 Reid Street. Continental. Smart casual. Lunch and dinner. $$$$
Robin Hood Pub		Phone 295-3314. Fax 292-9338. 25 Richmond Road, Pembroke HM 08. Lunch, dinner, breakfast at weekends. $$$
Rock Island Coffee Cafe		Phone 296-5241. 48 Reid Street, Hamilton HM 12. Coffee, sandwiches, home-made soups and bistro-style lunches.
Roosters		Phone 292-0731. 53 Court Street. Lunch
Rosa's		Phone 295-1912. Front Street. Tex--Mex specialties, fish sandwiches, more Lunch or dinner. $$$$
Royal Bermuda Yacht Club		Phone 295-2214. Point Pleasant Park. P. O. Box HM 894. Since 1844. Breakfast, lunch and dinner for members and guests. $$$$
Ruby Murrys		2 Chancery Lane, off Front Street. Where Fresco's used to be. Since September 2014. With a range of Indian dishes. Business is part of the Yellowfin group that also owns Pearl, Bistro J and Port o' Call. $$$$
Shiraz Cafe		68 King Street. Next to Millennium. Phone/fax. 296-9996. Iranian, Bermudian, Caribbean, dishes. Vegetarian salads.
Smokin Barrel		A mobile barbeque restaurant near the Ferry Terminal, where Bermudian and Caribbean fares are served from a truck on Front Street. In September 2017 also announced commencement from October of its own drive-through next to Jamaican Grill on Court Street. Smokin’ Barrel will team up with Bulldog’s Lounge, which is under new management.
Somer's Cafe		Opened 2015, 25 November. At AS Cooper & Sons main department store on Front Street, first floor. With sweeping views of Hamilton Harbour. Lunch (only) menu featuring sandwiches, wraps, salads, and soup.
Speciality Cinema and Grill		Phone 292-2135 or 295-3571. 30 Queen Street Hamilton HM 11. Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Spot		Phone 292-0962. 6 Burnaby Street. Since 1941. No liquor. A diner, with breakfast, lunch and early dinner. $$
Surf Club		Phone 292-6566. 28 Front Street. Lunch or dinner. $$$$
Sung Sing		Phone 296-8758 or fax 296-8759. Take out only. 57 Victoria Street.
Swinging Doors		Phone 293-9267. 22 Court Street, HM 10.
Taste 141		Phone 292-0777. Seon Place, 141 Front Street, Hamilton HM 19. Breakfast, lunch, happy hour and light dinner small plates/tapas.
The Snug		Phone 295-8399. Cafe, Emporium Building, Front Street, on site of old Kathy's Cafe, from late May 2014. Breakfast and lunch, hot and cold food.
The Terrace		55 Front Street, Hamilton. Rick Olson and David Madeiros. Overlooking Hamilton Harbour. Formerly known as Red Steakhouse and Bar. It is now run solely by Douglas Olson.
Tribe Road Kitchen		Phone 734-1637. Former Windjammer Gallery, Corner of King and Reid Streets. Mexican from May 2016. Menu highlights fresh, handmade tacos, enchiladas, fajitas.more. Also serving dinner. Has a bar. No longer just a cafe bakery.
Windsor Garden		Phone 295-4085. Windsor Place, 18 Queen Street. Breakfast, lunch. $$$.
Wok Express		Phone 293-9999. Formerly Caribbean Queen and Bombay Palace. 60 North Street. Lunch buffet, dinner.

Devonshire Parish

Chicken Express		Phone 232-6109. 17 Watlington Road, east of Lindo's Market. Beryl and David Furbert. Fish sandwiches, shrimp, swiss and mushroom burgers, chicken options.
Feeding Tree (The)		Since March 2003. Phone 292-5333. Robin Swan. At former Anchorage Club, North Shore, Devonshire. Daily lunch specials, Sunday morning Codfish breakfast.
Last Tee		Phone 295-9069. Fax 295-5864. Ocean View Golf Course. Lunch or dinner. $$$$.
Paradise Restaurant & Bakery		Phone 824-3118. Frog Lane, within the Devonshire Recreational Facility. A Caribbean-inspired takeaway restaurant that has expanded its service with a second location in St David’s. It serves everything from chicken, curry goat, rice and peas, jerk pork and chicken, mac and cheese, stew peas, homemade natural juices, patties and many other authentic Caribbean dishes. 11am to 10pm, Monday to Saturday.
Seaside Grill		Phone 292-1241. 81 North Shore Road, Devonshire FL03.

Hamilton Parish

ASU Beastro		Phone 296-2429. Open daily from 9 am to 4 pm. Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo, 40 North Shore Road, Flatts. Lunches and desserts for visitors at this attraction.
Bayside Terrace Bar and Grill		Phone 293-8333. Grotto Bay Beach Resort, 1 Blue Hole Hill, CR 04. Alfresco dining. $$$$
Four Star Pizza		Phone 292- 9111. Flatts. Pizzas, submarine sandwiches and chicken wings.
Greenhouse		Phone 293-8333. A dining room of the Grotto Bay Beach Resort, 1 Blue Hole Hill, CR 04. For breakfast, lunch, dinner. $$$$$
Hibiscus Room		Phone 293-8333. Grotto Bay Beach Resort, 1 Blue Hole Hill, CR 04. For breakfast, lunch, dinner and Sunday brunch. $$$$$
Indigo		Phone 292-9800. 6 North Shore Road, Flatt's Village, FL 04. Cuisine: Asian fusion.
Jamaican Grill		Phone 293-8899. Ducks Puddle, Bailey's Bay.
Palm Court		Phone 293-8333. Grotto Bay Beach Resort, 1 Blue Hole Hill, CR 04. Lunch, dinner. $$$$$
Pizza House		Phone 293-8465. Shelly Bay.
Rustico		Phone 295-5212. Brightside Guest Apartments. Flatts. Lunch, dinner.
Spa and Poolside		Phone 298-4070. Rosewood Tucker's Point Hotel and Spa. 60 Tucker's Point Club Drive. Light meals, spa dining, pool menu, drinks.
Sul Mer		298-4000. Beach Club, Rosewood Tucker's Point Hotel and Spa. 60 Tucker's Point Club Drive. Since 2009. Lunch, dinner. $$$$$
Sul Verde		Phone 298-4000. Rosewood Tucker's Point Hotel and Spa. 60 Tucker's Point Club Drive. Since 2009. Lunch, dinner. Italian. $$$$$
Swizzle Inn		Phone 293-1854. 3 Blue Hole Hill, Baileys Bay, CR 04. Lunch or dinner. Pub fare. $$$$
The Point		Phone 298-4070. Rosewood Tucker's Point Hotel and Spa. 60 Tucker's Point Club Drive. Since 2009. Lunch, dinner. $$$$$
Tom Moore's Tavern		Phone 293-8020. 7 Walsingham Lane. French and Continental. $$$$$$
Tucker's Bar		Phone 298-4070. Rosewood Tucker's Point Hotel and Spa. 60 Tucker's Point Club Drive. $$$$$
Village Pantry		8 North Shore Road, Flatts, in premises formerly occupied by Rustico. Wheelchair-accessible, as is one of the bathrooms.

Paget Parish

Beau Rivage		27 Harbour Road, Newstead Belmont Hills Resort and Spa, Paget. Phone (441) 232-8686. Since April 2008.
Blue Point Poolside		Phone 236-3535. Fax 236-8043. Elbow Beach Hotel, 60 South Road.
Cafe Coco		Phone 236-5416. Fax 236-9766. Coco Reef Resort, 3 Stonington Circle, South Road, Paget. $$$$. Lunch, dinner
Coral Beach and Tennis Club		Phone 236-2233. 34 South Road. PG 04. Horizons Ltd.
Lido		Phone 236-9107, Lido Complex, Elbow Beach Hotel. 60 South Road, PG 04. Mostly seafood, Mediterranean. $$$$$
Fourways Inn		Phone 236-6517. Fax 236-5528. 1 Middle Road, Paget. Sunday brunch. Lunch or dinner. $$$$$. Gourmet.
Garden Cafe		Visitors Centre, Bermuda Botanical Gardens, since August 2015. Focuses on fruit and fresh food to align with Botanical Gardens. Sandwiches, wraps, salads, all day breakfast, featuring waffles and pancakes with fruit on them. Open from 9am to 5pm Monday to Saturday.
Homer's Cafe		Masterworks Museum, Botanical Gardens, Paget. Serves three different salads, fruit, yogurt bowl, healthy sides and rice and beans, sandwiches, avocado toast and smoked salmon toast, specials and pizza.
Jamaican Grill		Phone 232 0420. 33 Ord Road. Caribbean cuisine.
Juanito's		Phone 236-5416. Coco Reef Hotel. Lunch or dinner. breakfast for hotel guests. $$$$.
Marina Terrace and Lawn		Phone 236-9107.Lido Complex, Elbow Beach Hotel. 60 South Road, PG 04. Dinners. $$$$
Mickey's Beach Bar & Bistro		Phone 236-9107. Lido Complex, Elbow Beach Hotel. 60 South Road, PG 04. Lunch, dinner, May to October. Closed November to April. $$$$$.
Norwood Room		Phone 236-5416. Coco Reef Hotel. International, $$$$
Palm Gardens		Since September 2015. September 25. Adjacent to the Fourways Inn, on Middle Road, Paget. Although attached to the latter, the new restaurant has its own entrance, and it offers a different experience for diners. Offers a wide variety of menu choices, from traditional local items to international cuisine, including French, Italian, oriental and Indian.
Paraquet		Phone 236-9742. South Road. Breakfast, lunch or dinner. Diner. $$$
Peg Leg Bar & Pub		236-6517. Fourways Inn. Pub Fare. $$$$
Pink Cafe		Phone 236-2488 or 236-9742. King Edward VII Memorial Hospital. Operated by Bermuda Hospital Auxiliary. Temporarily closed February through March 2016 for major refurbishment and extension. Re-opened March 23 2016 after 3 weeks of renovations. Open 7am to 11am, 12-2pm and 5pm to 7pm Monday to Friday. Plenty of parking for visitors and residents. Proceeds raised by the Pink Café, as well as HAB’s thrift shop The Barn and the HAB Gift Shop, go towards supporting the hospital. The café, which is run by volunteers except for four paid kitchen staff, now offers an open, clean and whole new modern look.
Nonna's Kitchen		Playtrium, South Road, Smith's Parish FL05. Monday-Friday 8 am to 4 pm, Sunday 8:30 am-5 pm. Breakfast and lunch.
Rockfish Grill		Phone 236-6060. The more formal of the two restaurants at Newstead, an early Bermuda manor house. Newstead is now shut.
Sapori Restaurant & Terrace		Phone 236-7201. 55 Grape Bay Beach Hotel, PG 06. Phone 236-7201. Lunch and dinner. $$$$$.
Sea Breeze Cafe		Phone 232-3999. Breakfast, lunch, light evening fare. $$$
Seahorse Grill		Phone 236-3535. Elbow Beach Hotel. 60 South Road. Lunch, dinner. $$$$$
Splendido		Phone 236-0048. Horizons and Cottages, 33 South Road, Paget. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. $$$$.
Tamara's Terrace		Phone 236-5416. Coco Reef Hotel. Lunch.$$$$
The Prospect Room		Phone 236-9000, extension 4461. Bermuda College. $28 menu prepared by culinary arts students.
The Top of the Harbour		Phone 236-2250. Dining room of the Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club. Lunch and periodic dinners. $$$$

Pembroke Parish

1609 Bar and Restaurant		Phone 298-2028. Hamilton Princess Hotel. Seasonally, from early spring to late fall, from 11 am to 10 pm. Lunch, dinner and cocktails. Located on the hotel’s marina. So-named from the year Bermuda was colonized. open seven days a week from 11am until 10pm, serving lunch, dinner and drinks. $$$$$.
Aggie's Garden & Waterside Café		Phone 296-7346. 108 Pitts Bay Road, fresh food from local grower Tom Wadson. Bermudian and International Cuisine. Casual. $$$
Art Mells Spicy Dicy		Phone: 295-3965. 9 St. Monica's Road, Pembroke HM 14
Ascots		See City of Hamilton
Bermy Cuisine		Phone 295-1231. Serpentine Road, Pembroke. Eat in and take-out.
Bouchee Francais		Phone 295-5759. 75 Pitt's Bay Road, HM 08. Diner. French-style bistro. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. $$$$
Duchess Cafe & Gelateria		Phone 298-2028. Hamilton Princess Hotel. Since March 2020. Cafe, offers a range of teas and coffees, pastries, cakes, homemade gelatos, and lunch options. Open from 6am until 3pm, with coffees, breakfast and lunch for those on the go and fun milkshakes. Breakfast and lunch.
Crown & Anchor Bar, Restaurant and Terrace		Phone 298-2028. Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
ESCpresso Café		C/o ESC Ltd, Mill Creek Road, Pembroke. Located between the supply store and showroom. Breakfast and lunch, Monday to Friday from 7.30am to 4pm, and on Saturdays from 8am to 3pm. Lunch menu.
Flying Fish		Phone 295-2167. 69 Pitts Bay Road. Seafood. $$$$
Grannie's Kitchen		North Shore Road, Pembroke. Bermuda favorites, including fishcakes and fish sandwiches, omelettes, burgers, chicken tenders and wings, sandwiches, hot dogs, fries, together with fish, shrimp, chicken and seafood platter dinners. Opposite First Church of God. Monday to Saturday from 7.30am, Sundays 6.30am until 11am.
Harley's		Phone 295-3000. Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. $$$$.
Harry's		Phone 295-1233. 96 Pitt's Bay Road, Hamilton HM 08. $$$$$. Named after Harry Cox.
Harbourfront		Phone 295-4207. 40 Crow Lane/East Broadway, Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. Sushi bar/restaurant. Lunch or dinner. $$$$$
Huckleberry		Rosedon Hotel. The fine dining arm of Take Five, the company behind the Buzz chain, Devil’s Isle and the Village Pantry in Flatts. Spread over two rooms and terrace at the Pitts Bay Road hotel, owned by brother and sister team Lee Petty and Scott Kitson. So-named in honour of American Mark Twain, a regular visitor to Bermuda and his character Huckleberry Finn
Marcus		Phone 295-3000. 76 Pitt's Bay Road, Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel. From May 27, 2015. Run by celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson. In premises once occupied by the Gazebo ballroom. Dinner only, from 5:30 pm. Closed through February 2017 for changes. March 2017 re-opening. $$$$$
Nonna's Kitchen		4 Bermudiana Road. Breakfast and lunch. Monday-Friday 7 am to 3pm.
Jamaican Grill		Phone 292 3269. 40 Parsons Road. Take Out. Caribbean cuisine
Sensational Delights		16 Parsons Road, at former Parkside Restaurant.
Yardie Kitchen		Phone 295-6652. 65 Glebe Road, Pembroke East HM 14.

Sandy's Parish

Anchor Restaurant, Bar and Lounge		Phone 234-1692. Fax 234-3605. Formerly Freeport Restaurant & Bar. 1 Freeport Road, Dockyard, Sandys. Selection of Bermudian cuisine to satisfy the demands of tourists and locals alike. Open seven days a week serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with entertainment on the weekend, also takeout. $$$
Bone Fish Bar and Grill		Phone 234-5151. Royal Naval Dockyard. 6 Dockyard Terrace, Sandys MA01.
Breezes		Phone 234-0331. Cambridge Beaches, 30 King's Point Road. Seafood and more. $$$$.
Caddy Shack Grill		Phone 400-7888. Located at Fun Golf, Dockyard, since November 2018. With healthy local dishes, including an option for vegetarians and vegans. Michael Robinson, owner and chef of the restaurant. The opening hours for Fun Golf and the restaurant are Monday to Sunday from 10am to 10pm.
Cafe Amici Ristorante		Phone 234-5009. Royal Naval Dockyard. 5 Freeport Road, Clocktower Mall, Sandys MA01. Italian. Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
Frog & Onion Pub		Phone 234-2900. Fax 293-0226. Cooperage Building, 4 Maritime Lane, Royal Naval Dockyard. $$$$.
Green Lite Cafe & Eatery		Phone 234-1211. 15 Cricket Lane, Sandys. Across from the Somerset Cricket Club. Premises formerly occupied by the Shabazz Bakery. Meat-free dishes. made from scratch, include several different types of burgers including lentil, chickpea, black bean and black eye pea. There’s also a vegan salad bar on offer, and vegan quiche and lasagne.
Hammerhead's Bar and Grill		Phone 234-1343. Snorkel Park, 31 Freeport Road, Dockyard. Casual. $$$.
Long Beach Cafe		Cambridge Beaches. Phone 234-0331. Fax (441) 234-2252.
Mangrove Bay Terrace		Cambridge Beaches. Phone 234-0331. Fax 234-2252. 30 King's Point Road, Somerset, MA 02. $$$$.
Naval Gallery Restaurant		Phone 234-3593. 22 Pender Road, Somerset MA 01. Codfish and potato breakfast.
New Traditions		Phone 234-3770. 2 Middle Road. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. Indian and Chinese cuisine. $$$.
Ocean Side Patio		Phone 234-1616. 126 Somerset Road, Willowbank Hotel. Breakfast and dinner. A more formal dining room ‘Loaves and Fishes’ is also available
Pirate's Landing		Phone 234-5151. 20 Terrace Road, Ireland Island, Royal Naval Dockyard, MA 01. Lunch or dinner. $$$$.
Salt Rock Grill		Phone 234-4502. 27 Mangrove Road, MA 02. Site of earlier Loyalty Inn. Lunch, dinner. Fish, etc. $$$$.
Somerset Country Squire		Phone 234-0105. 10 Mangrove Bay, Somerset. Lunch, dinner. $$$$.
Tamarisk Room		Phone 234-0331. Cambridge Beaches. Lunch, dinner. $$$$$.
The Village Cafe		Phone 234-3167. 29 Mangrove Bay Road, MA 04. Fast food. Late night.
The Upper Crust		Formerly Four Star Pizza. Phone 234-2626. Pizzas, submarine sandwiches and chicken wings.

Smith's Parish

Bermudiana		Phone 293-1666. Pink Beach Club. Five course Gourmet dinners. Special dietary requirements. Lunch, Dinner. $$$$.
BQ Beach Grill		John Smith's Bay. Seasonal - open Tuesday to Thursday from 11am until 7pm, and Friday through Sunday from 11am “until”. Closed on Mondays. Breakfast, including cod fish. omelettes and breakfast sandwiches, from 8am until 11.30am. Lunch, snacks.
Devils Isle		Devil's Hole
D&C Grill		Harrington Sound Road, since 2012.
Foxy's Cafe		Phone 293-8869. 71 Harrington Sound Road, Smith’s, Smith's HS 01. Coffee. tea, light bites.
Maree		A new restaurant at the luxury Loren hotel, Tucker’s Town. Opened March 10, 2017 resort as the fine dining option, backed by the more casual Pink Beach Club. Offers a seasonal and locally sourced menu under the direction of executive chef Tim Sullivan of New York’s Great Performances. The restaurant will bring in ingredients not available locally from Great Performance’s 60-acre organic farm in New York state.
Pink Beach Club		Now a more casual restaurant at the former Pink Beach Club at the luxury Loren hotel, Tucker’s Town.
Rotisserie Grill		Collectors Hill. Former site of Mr. Chicken. Menu is based on Boston Market concept with four main ingredients; chicken, ribs, fish and pot roast.
Specialty Inn		Phone 236-3133. South Road at Collector's Hill. Restaurant, pizzeria and sushi bar. Since 1984. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. $$$.

Southampton Parish

1609		Phone 238 8000. Fairmont Southampton Princess Hotel, 101 South Road. Named for the date Bermuda was colonized. $$$$.
Bella Vista Bar and Grill		Phone 232-0100. Port Royal Golf Course. 5 Port Royal Drive, Southampton SB03. Opened its doors for the first time immediately after the PGA Grand Slam of Golf, which was held at the Port Royal Golf Course in October 2013. French, Italian and Mediterranean cuisine. Lunch and dinner, wine cellar. $$$$$.
Boundary Sports Bar & Grille		Phone 238 8000. Fairmont Southampton Princess Hotel, 101 South Road, Southampton Princess's Turtle Hill Golf Club, Turtle Hill. Lunch. Replaced Bacci. $$$$.
Cabana Bar and Grill		Phone 238 2555. Fairmont Southampton Princess Hotel. Lunch and bar.
Cedar Room		Phone 234-0222 or fax 234-1694. Pompano Beach Club. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. $$$$$.
Clubhouse Dining Room		Phone 238-0222. The Reefs. Local/Island, $$$$.
Coconuts at the Reefs		238-0222. Fax 238-8372. The Reefs, 56 South Road. Overlooking main hotel beach. International, $$$$, Casual, lunch, dinner, open May through October/seasonally.
D&C Grill		734- 8717. Middle Road. Southampton. Second location of this eatery. Caribbean jerk fish. chicken, etc. Opening hours are Monday to Thursday, 11am to 8pm, Friday and Saturday 11am to 10pm, closed on Sunday.
East Meets West, Southampton		Phone 295-8580. 11 Industrial Park Road, Southampton Parish. World cuisine, wraps, salads, sandwiches, selected Oriental, Mediterranean and Indian, also sushi.
Golf Hut		Phone 238-2555. Fairmont Southampton Princess Hotel. On the golf course. Sandwiches, salads, $$$$.
Gulfstream		Formerly Tio Pepe. Phone 238-1897. 117 South Road, SN 03. Since February 2014. Continental, lunch, dinner, wine list, $$$$
Henry VIII Pub and Restaurant		Phone 238-1977. 69 South Road, SN 02. Lunch and dinner. $$$$. Credit cards. Originally the Windjammer Restaurant.
Island Cuisine		Phone 238-EATS (3287). 235 Middle Road, junction of Camp Hill, by Heron Bay. Local and international fare.
Jasmine Cocktail Bar & Lounge		Phone 238-2555. Fairmont Southampton Princess Hotel. Bar food, meals. Remodeled late 2017.
Mediterra		Phone 238-2555. Fairmont Southampton Princess Hotel. A new Mediterranean restaurant, Newport Room location
Mr. Chicken		Phone 238-2319. Heron Bay Plaza, 227 Middle Road.
Ocean Club		Phone 238-8000. Fairmont Southampton, 101 South Road. Seasonal. Seafood catch-of-the-day, shrimp, scallops and calamari. Open 6-9 pm daily. Reservations required. $$$$$.
Ocean Echo		Phone 238 0222. The Reefs. Asian fusion. Since May 2006. Evening dinner, May to October. $$$$$
Ocean Grill		Phone 234-0222 or fax 234-1694. Pompano Beach Club. Breakfast, lunch and dinner for all participating guests and locals.
Pizza House		Phone 238-2753. Heron Bay Plaza. $$
Royston's		Phone 238 0222 or fax 238 8372. The Reefs, 56 South Road, SN 02. Breakfast, lunch and dinner. $$$$$.
The Dining Room		Phone 238-8649, Gibb's Hill Lighthouse, 68 St. Anne’s Road, Southampton SN 02. Now re-opened after damage from Hurricane Gonzalo in October 2014. Owned by Odilio Angeli, boss of Dining Bermuda, which also includes Rustico in Flatts and Gulfstream on South Shore Road. Casual dining and a wide-ranging cuisine, can seat 50 people, with extra space on the outdoor terrace available during the summer months. Open for lunch from Thursday to Saturday from 11.45am to 2.30pm and for dinner every day from 6:00pm to 10:00pm. Breakfast on Sundays is also available from 10.00am to 2.30pm.
The Dock at The Waterlot		Fairmont Southampton Princess Hotel. Phone 238-2555. Waterlot Inn. Cocktails, grilled fare and live entertainment on Wednesday to Sunday at 3pm until 9pm.
The Newport, A Gastro Pub		Phone 238-8000. Fax 238-8968. Fairmont Southampton Princess Hotel. 101 South Shore Road, SN 02. $$$$$$.
The Ocean Club		Fairmont Southampton Princess Hotel. Phone 238-2555. Beachside restaurant. $$$$
Waterlot Inn		Fairmont Southampton Princess Hotel. Phone 238-2555. Middle Road. 323 year old inn overlooking Riddell's Bay. Middle Road. Lunch or dinner $$$$$
Whaler Inn		Fairmont Southampton Princess Hotel. Phone 238 2555. South Road. By the beach. Lunch or dinner. $$$$$.
Wickets		Fairmont Southampton Princess Hotel. Phone 238-2555. Breakfast, lunch. $$$$.
Windows On The Sound		Fairmont Southampton Princess Hotel. Phone 238-2555. Near Main Lobby. Breakfast only. $$$$
Wok Express		Phone 238-8888.180 Middle Road, Southampton SN 03.

St. George's Parish

Angeline’s Coffee Shop		Phone: 297-0959. 48 York Street, St. George’s GE 05.
Art Mels Spicy Dicy		Water Street, St. George's. Sandwiches, fish and chips, another outlet in Pembroke.
Beach It!		Fort St. Catherine Beach. Christopher G. West
Blackbeard's Hideout		Phone 297-1400. St. George's Club Ltd. Grub and grog. Achilles Beach, Fort St. Catherine Road. Open daily except Mondays from 11 am to 3 am. Casual. $$$
Black Horse Tavern, Restaurant & Bar		Phone 297-1991. 101 St. David's Road, St. David's Island, DD 01. Lunch or dinner. Smart casual. $$$$
Breakers		Phone 293-1666. Bermudian and West Indian dishes from a la carte menu. $$$$
Cafe Boulevard		Phone/fax 293-1321. At Bermuda International Airport, before the BA departure gate. Breakfast, lunch or early dinner.
Curry House		Phone 297-3170. St. George's. Indian. Lunch, dinner.
C V Cafe		Phone 297-0208. Water Street, St. George's. Since 2011. Breakfast and lunch, sandwiches, omelettes, ice cream.
Dennis's Hideaway		Phone 297-0044. Local/Island. Casual. Cashew City, St. David's. Unpretentious. Go there for the fresh seafood, not for the small decor (rustic and basic). $$$.
Eliana's		Phone 777-0555. Southside, St. David's, half of Pizza House there. Seafood, Bermuda fish chowder, meats.
George and Dragon		Phone: 297-1717 Fax: 297-4747. 3 Kings Square, St. George's GE 05.
Golden Dragon		Phone 297-0408. 13 York Street, St George's. Chinese. Mandarin and Szechuan.
Griffin's Bistro		Phone 297-4235. 6 Rose Hill. St. George's Club. Lunch and dinner. $$$$
Gombeys Restaurant & Bar		Clearwater Beach, St. David's Island.
Lighthouse Grill		Phone 297-3904. Mount Road, at foot of St. David's Lighthouse. Once the Mount Area nightclub. Lunch, dinner.
Mid Ocean Club		Phone 293-0330. Fax 293-8837. Mid Ocean Club Limited, 1 Mid Ocean Club Drive, Tucker's Town. $$$$$
Paradise Restaurant & Bakery		Phone 824-3118. Lighthouse Hill, St. David's. A Caribbean-inspired takeaway restaurant in Devonshire that has expanded its service with a second location in St David’s. It serves everything from chicken, curry goat, rice and peas, jerk pork and chicken, mac and cheese, stew peas, homemade natural juices, patties and many other authentic Caribbean dishes. 11am to 10pm, Monday to Saturday.
Pasta Pasta		Phone 297-2927. Lunch and dinner. $$$$
Pizza House		Phone 293-5700. Southside, St. David's. Owned by Franz Egaenolf. Formerly McDonald's when Southside was a USA military base, then Runway restaurant.
Soccer and Friends		Above the sports bar of the same name in King’s Square. New in September 2014. Larry Perinchief. Traditional local cuisine — with a special emphasis on seafood.
Sul Mer		Rosewood Tucker's Point Beach Club, 16 Natural Arches Drive, Tucker's Town
Tamasun's Japanese House		Phone 295-9296. 38 York Street. Located where Crisson's used to be. Japanese cuisine including tempura, sashimi, sushi and nigiri. Lunch, dinner.
Temptations Cafe'		Phone: 297-1368. 31 York Street, St. George's GE 05.
The Tempest		297-0723. Carriage House, Water Street. Lunch, dinner. $$$$. Since August 2014. Run by the team who own the Mad Hatters in Hamilton. The historic building, once owned by the British military and used as warehousing, was for many years the famous Carriage House Museum. When it closed it became a restaurant and this is yet another reincarnation as such.
The Wharf		Phone 297-3305. Formerly Tavern by the See, earlier The Wharf, now renamed as such.14 Water Street, west end of Somer's Wharf. Milos Damjanovic. Extensive menu. Lunch, dinner. $$$$
Tucker's Point Golf Clubhouse		Rosewood Tucker's Point Hotel.
Wahoo's Bistro and Patio		Phone 297-1307. Site of former Cafe Gio. 36 Water Street. Town of St. George. Lunch, dinner. Monday through Saturday. Buses 1, 3, 6, 10, 11. Credit cards. Smart casual. $$$$.
White Horse Tavern		Phone 297-1838. 8 King's Square, Town of St. George, GE 05. English style pub with a Bermudian flavor. Breakfast, lunch, dinner. $$$$.

Warwick Parish

Blu Bar and Grill		Phone 232-2323. Fax 232-6464. 25 Belmont Drive, Middle Road. Belmont Hills complex.
Palms Restaurant & Bar		Phone 236-7100. Fax 236-9765. Surf Side Beach Club. 90 South Road. breakfast, lunch, dinner daily, overlooking pool and ocean. Most credit cards. $$$$
Q's		South Shore, Warwick. Barbeque ribs, chicken and other dishes.
The Pit Stop		Next to Sandpiper Guest Apartments in Warwick. Since July 2017. Dale Lee spent more than 25 years working at a four-star restaurant in the US state of Rhode Island. A barbecue, not a fancy restaurant. The whole idea was to look like a horse barn. The menu features fresh ingredients, including home-smoked bacon, organic eggs from the US, as well as gourmet touches like Himalayan pink salt and organic red wine vinegar. Breakfast, lunch, dinner.
The Swizzle, South Shore		Phone 236-7459. 87 South Road, Lunch or dinner. $$$$. Sister of the Swizzle Inn, Hamilton Parish, near airport.

La Trattoria		Phone 295-1877. 22 Washington Lane, HM 11. Pizza, pasta, more. Lunch or dinner inside or take out. $$$$.
Le Figaro Bistro		Phone 296-4991. Reid Street. Lunch and dinner. $$$$.
Little Venice		Phone 295-3503. 32 Bermudiana Road, HM 11. Italian specialties with veal, chicken and seafood. Lunch and dinner. $$$$$.
Lobster Pot		Phone 292-6898. 6 Bermudiana Road, HM 08. Since 1973. Seafood specialties and fresh fish, including local. Lunch and dinner. $$$$
L'Oriental		Phone 296-4477. 32 Bermudiana Road, HM 11. Oriental/fusion. With a Sushi, Oyster and Caviar Bar. $$$$$
Lost in the Triangle		Phone 296-0094. 13 Reid Street. Fresh Bermuda fish menu. $$$$. Lunch, dinner, cocktails, etc. Award-winning.