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Read MoreArt Mel’s
To experience a lesser-known side of Bermuda, stop for a meal at Art Mel’s, a local favorite that is known for its fish sandwiches, with your choice of sauce (or not). They come overflowing and are nearly a pound in...
Read MoreBreezes
The beachside restaurant at Cambridge Beaches Resort is best known for its romantic views at sunset, which are particularly enjoyable if dining a deux (the resort does not allow children under 13 years old). The menu consists of the usual...
Read MoreHarbourside
Locals arrive by boat to this waterfront restaurant, located on the ground level of the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute. Harbourside’s extensive menu includes everything from escargot to chicken roti, but the main draw is the sushi menu. For a particularly...
Courtesy Bermuda Tourism AuthorityRead MoreIsland Brasserie
For a big night out, make a reservation at Island Brasserie, the fine-dining restaurant at Rosewood Bermuda. Formerly The Point, this newly renovated dining room at the Rosewood is less formal, with handsome low navy banquettes and a nautical vibe....
Read MoreMarcus’
Helmed by New York celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson (of Red Rooster fame), Marcus’ elevates Bermudian dining with its innovative Southern-style New American cuisine. Mainstays like fried chicken and mac and cheese are on the menu, as are twists on local...
Read MoreMickey’s Bar & Bistro
If you could only dine at one beachside restaurant in Bermuda, this is the one. Mickey’s is set on Elbow Beach, arguably the best on the island, and has a casual, fun vibe. The lunch menu offers beach-casual fare like...
Read MoreRustico
Located in the sleepy town of Flatts Village, Rustico is a great place to avoid the tourist crowds and dine on the best pizza in Bermuda. Come around sunset and request a table on the outdoor patio. The flatbreads are...
