We ate here two days in a row, so that should say something Definitely some of the best food we've…read morehad so far. My go-to around the island has been the fish sandwich. The menu here says mahi, but mine was actually made with the catch of the day. Either way, it was a great sandwich. We also tried a couple appetizers. The cheese balls were really good, and I got the fish and fries as more of a snack/appetizer and enjoyed that too. For fish sandwiches, Ola Cafe at Crystal Cove is still #1 on the island for me, hands down, but this is a very close second. For fried fish, Deja View had the best I've had so far with their fried snapper. Funny enough, my favorite fish sandwich also had snapper, but they had other fish options available too.

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!!!

Delicious burgers and beers. Pleasant waitstaff. Will return and Definitely would recommend.read more

Pickled onion is a great spot for after work drinks/dinner or late night eats. They often have a DJ…read moreand karaoke. Always popular with locals and visitors. The ribs and calamari are yummy!

Always great food here either sushi, Indian, and traditional. Great beer as well. Live music on…read morethe weekends. A local hangout. We will be back.

The view!!! It was an incredible view for supper. My husband ordered the ribeye steak with…read moremushrooms and mashed potatoes. I ordered the pan fried fish with roasted potatoes. All the food was really good. We ended up having 3 different servers so that was a bit odd. Our dessert of sticky toffee pudding with butter pecan ice cream was perfect.

Our tour guide recommended this restaurant and dropped us off before heading back to our ship…read more To start, we were fortunate to have a wonderful server. I apologize for forgetting his name, but he mentioned that he had recently moved to Bermuda and was planning to make it his permanent home. Despite how busy he was, he took excellent care of us and made an effort to strike up a conversation about our travels. His friendly and welcoming attitude definitely added to our experience. As for the food, the fish chowder was unique and very good. The fish sandwich was the main reason we wanted to visit, and it was a fun experience trying it. The fish was flaky and nicely fried. I was pleasantly surprised that the raisin bread wasn't sweet, which paired nicely with the sandwich. We sat in the back, where we enjoyed lovely views of the harbor. There was also a live singer performing soft music, which added a relaxing touch to the atmosphere.

A place that's been around since 1704 - that makes a place a 5 star place in my mind. Now, they…read moreclaim the World's Best Fish Sandwich. I don't go that far, but it was a bit unique fish sandwich. It's done in raisin bread for starters. Then, their tarter type sauce was a different good. Not like tartar sauce at all per se...but was a nice edition. The fish in the sandwich....dorm recall the type....but it was fresh as fresh could be. Grilled and I would've liked it cooked more...but a very mild fresh taste. Now, was the service good? Uhm...not exactly. lol. But do I expect other countries to have service like the US; no. So, I take it all with a grain of salt...and appreciate the old old storied place.

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.

We were not on a cruise ship but had rented a boat and parked at the public dock. A lot of places…read morewere closed because the cruise ship had just left. I was skeptical as the star rating was below a 4 on Yelp. Which is my cut off point. Well we had great food and service. Pricey ? Yes but everything on this island is so it wasn't out of the ordinary.

Rail (or well) whiskey is quite obviously watered down. Food is generally horrific as well. The…read moredroning overhead fans somehow didn't manage to blow away the circulating barflies. Overall ambiance was giving Hotel California -- like if you stayed here long enough you'd be hawking badly fried fish along with the other lifers wondering how you got stuck in this Bermuda Triangle vortex. Caught the bartender sniffing the orange juice multiple times to check if it had expired (it passed the sniff test on the third try and was served to customers). Ate here to avoid dying of starvation while waiting for the ferry, so on the upside I lived just long enough to make it out and seek outpatient therapy and a Z-pack.

The Frog and Onion Pub is a restaurant and brewery located in the Royal Dockyard in Bermuda. It's a…read morenice place that's frequented by both locals and tourists. We stopped there on our way back from Horse Shoe Bay. It's nice and it has that old time British Pub feel when you go in. The menu is populated by British Pub classics and modern fare. The food was delicious as was the beer sampler I tried. The service was great and our waiter explained the beers, their brewing process and a little history regarding the pub. Overall we had a really nice time.

Great service and beautiful ambiance. Food was mediocre and beer was terrible. I ordered a sampler…read moreand left 90% of it over. The beer was warm as well. The wahoo was extremely expensive and the worst meal I've had on the island. Wahoo in St George's is 1000x better. Total tourist trap.

I came for the food and stayed for the views…read more Seafood is a must on any island. You can't get fresher fish than eating on the coast. And the wahoo didn't disappoint. Pricey...but worth the experience and eating in the coast line is just simply on another level. Beautiful waterfront setting, the kind of place that makes you quickly forget how long you've been there. Overall great food, great service, great views and good vibes!

High marks for the location and views! The food is also good, but similar to other pubs in the…read morearea. We are in Bermuda for vacation and staying in St George's. We've been here before for vacations, but haven't stayed in St George's. This time we wanted to concentrate on activities and restaurants at this end of the island and Wahoo's was high on our list. It's a perfect way to launch our vacation. Bermuda fish stew is the best, so of course we started with that and two dark and stormys. Important to the enjoyment of the stew is the sherry peppers sauce. My gosh that stuff is good. I want to buy some to take home. I could just eat the stew and be satisfied. For entrees I got the fried fish sandwich, which comes with lettuce, tomato on raisin bread toasted. You have to get the tartar sauce to complete it. It was good but the piece of fish was too small for the amount of bread. My husband got rockfish pan fried with beans and rice and Cole slaw. All of his meal was good but the beans and rice were my favorite. My fish sandwich came with fries and I wish I had substituted the beans and rice. Wahoo's is a great spot and it's popular. There was a cruise ship docked at the Dockyards, so there were a ton of cruise ship tourists out and about. Wahoo's had a crowd! We watched one table of four come and sit down, look at the menu and then leave. Food is expensive in Bermuda and I think they got a bit of sticker shock from the prices. For me it's worth it.

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.