Stopped in after seeing a sandwich board a street over - Decided to give it a try- Right up on…read morefront street - terrace overlooks the harbor - View is Amazing! From the moment we stepped in the staff was incredibly friendly and helpful- Daily Special- We tried the Burris Egg Rolls and Bermuda Triangle- Both were amazing - So good we forgot to get pictures- Bermuda Triangle has Pan Seared Red Hind- scallops shrimp mashed potatoes and steamed veggies with lemon Butter sauce- Hands down the perfect meal here on Bermuda!!!!! You will not be disappointed!! Since we stopped for lunch we opted for mock tails that were beautiful and full of fruit and herbs!!!

It's Restaurant Weeks in Bermuda, and we are trying as many spots as we can over our extended trip…read morehere. Four of us had a late lunch on a sunny afternoon in January. The outside deck upstairs was open, so we could enjoy the view of Hamilton Harbour. We had drinks, and shared a pesto flatbread, fish chowder, and poke bowl. The flatbread was very good, the chowder was OK, and the poke bowl was also good (although the rice was definitely not Japanese but likely instant). Decent drinks menu with good selection of booze, wine and beer. Service was attentive and friendly. Water and cocktails were served in Gosling's 'rum barrel' glasses, which the bar was selling for $10 each. Turns out that the Gosling's outlet down the street sells them for $9, but had none in stock, so I was glad we bought them when we did.

Good location with harbour overlook. Good choice not particularly good but very good service and…read moregood beer choice. Part of six group chain. I think this is the worst of the bunch but still worth a visit if you can get up the stairs and want to the view. Downstairs there is a great cafe that sells sandwiches and beer and also has outdoor seating. Of the two downstairs is better but closes earlier

This place is fascinating on so many levels. First, from a Yelp perspective this restaurant is not…read morein Canada but in Bermuda. It's on the main street of Hamilton when you turn right and cross the street from the Ferry. Oh my Sun can it be hot to get there, but when you climb to the second floor where the Pickled Onion is, they have AC. Our waitress not only kept the cool drinks coming, she put us right in front the AC. Bless her. There is also balcony outdoor seating for those with a warmer temperament. I wouldn't call this accessible between the stair case to get in and the step up to use the restroom. But the food is good for something in a tourist location, and the employees are very nice.

Felt a bit odd ordering sushi in a place with old English decor but it was fabulous - beautiful and…read moredelicious!

We had the Yellow Tail which was fishy and not fresh. I couldn't eat more than one bite of it…read more The Butter Chicken was tasty and I'd stick with that portion of the menu. Service was okay and satisfactory at best. Usually we wouldn't return but there are very few restaurant options in South Hampton and that's where our AirBnb was. Went back another night at 8:30pm as Google showed they were open till 10pm. When we walked in the server told me the kitchen was closed. We won't return here again.

I popped in for a quick bite during a bus tour of the island. I had the recommended fish sandwich…read more The price of around $30 was the norm (!) for Bermuda. But the service was not. I asked three different servers three different times for WiFi password, water refill, and the check, respectively. Each promised to come back with the requested item. Each time, I was forced to go to the bar to get what I needed. If you're looking for expensive food with sloppy, inattentive, unprofessional service, you've found your place! The fish sandwich itself was serviceable.

Food was marvelous. Very tasty and I will be returning to the wharf again in the near future.read more

Excellent food, sushi and service. Good for lunch or casual/semi-formal dining. Great chefs and…read morefood presentation. Good choice for families or after work.

The restaurant was a bit hit or miss for me. The location is great on the Naval Dockyard and is…read morevery convenient for tourists seeking a bite. The staff are also very friendly. My wife had the grilled shrimp and it was seasoned nicely. I stole a few and enjoyed every bite. I had avocado fries and it was a fail. It was soft avocado inside a fried crispy shell. I highly don't recommend it. I tried the shinizzle, which was their variation of the popular swizzle Bermudian drink, and was underwhelmed. It was my third attempt at this drink so far and my least satisfying. The fruity flavors were fine but it was very light on the rum. For a drink that costs $15+, at least be a little more generous with the liquor. So for me this is a great location, look and feel - but the jury is out on the food and beverage quality.

Not to be confused with BoneFish Grill in the U.S., this is a nice seafood restaurant on the island…read morenear where the cruise ships dock. We ordered two sandwiches with fries and drinks and let me tell you that not only was it delicious but it was A LOT OF FOOD! Service was good and we were checked in on regularly. They had both indoor and outdoor seating and decided to sit outside since it was a nice day.

Stopped here for lunch. Really cool interior. It is also a microbrewery-- I had the stout which…read morewas really smooth. Also ordered the fish sandwich which was made with mahi mahi today (it varies based on what's available) and served with coleslaw, lettuce, and tomato on a raisin bun. I was skeptical of the raisin bun but it was delicious. Great stop in the Naval dockyard.

This is a quaint pub across the street from the museum and dolphin swim area. It was also the…read moreapparent home of some roosters who roamed freely and added to the entertainment (and noise) value. I didn't get much but it was mostly enjoyable. The soft pretzels were thick and had a nice sweet chili and mustard dipping sauces. I also got some onion rings and they were less impressive, with a bit of a hard and burnt flavor that didn't allow me to eat many of them. Fortunately the meal was saved by my Leap Frog drink. While on the costlier side at about $15, it was still very tasty and had ample rum in it as well. The service was also solid. It was worth a repeat visit if I ever find myself in this part of Bermuda again.

The ambiance was breathtaking but my sandwich had a sauce that made me sick. I had a chicken BLT,…read moreit was very tasty but the after the belly did not like whatever was in the sandwich. Overall, everything was nice and refreshing. The service was very pleasant and they did not push you, they allowed you to take your time and unwind. Thank you for a nice lunch.

Aggressively mediocre food at Bermudan prices is about the best way to put it. Everything is…read moreexpensive in Bermuda as anyone should know, so if you're going to spend your money, I'd look harder for better options. I had the fish chowder and the fisherman's platter. None of it was bad, but none of it was great, either. Service wasn't exactly prompt, but it wasn't super slow, either. Overall, just a very meh experience. The only positive I'd say is that the portion sizes were decent. EDIT: After completing this review, I saw I got a Wine Bar badge. I'm not sure how this got classified as a wine bar, but I wouldn't recommend going to Wahoo's for that - stick to the beachside seafood joint usuals of beers and frozen drinks.

This is a smaller museum but still a nice way to kill an hour or two while strolling in the Naval…read moreDockyard area. It costs $18 to enter. The museum is based in an old fort where you can see exhibits related to the former Commissioner's home, old sail and other boats expressing the Spirit of Bermuda, tanks at the edge of the grounds overlooking the beautiful and expansive ocean, a sneak peak at a hidden beach fun area (a different attraction in the area), and most importantly a dolphin area. I enjoyed the dolphins the most, watching them interact with the staff as well as brave souls who got in the water to touch and get splashed by them. They also played with balls, did cool swimming maneuvers, and were the highlight of the day for sure!

Great, informative museum with the history, cultural artifacts, and famous figures of Bermuda! Much…read moreof it involves walking outdoors or walking indoors but with no air conditioning. The museum is on a fort, with a lot of steps to walk and not handicap accessible whatsoever. The exhibits are well organized and detailed. There is a cave. There are elaborate murals in one building, an outdoor dolphin area where you can climb in to get a closer look, and a building showing how narrow slave quarters were.