Bermuda Restaurants

... back to the Dockyard, which was an hour drive. Along the way we saw pastel homes, beaches, breathtaking ocean views, churches, graveyards and restaurants. We had to be back to the ship by 4:30, lest we be left behind. ' We had a late lunch once we ...

... studio, pottery studio, Bermuda Rum Cake shop, snorkel park, Maritime Museum, craft shop and Dolphin Quest. There are also several restaurants. I looked at the shops, sampled the flavors of rum cakes and had a quick lunch of onion soup at the Frog and ...

... had dropped off some tourists.  The down town area was busy.  We walked around to do some shopping and look for potential restaurants.  We had to use an ATM so we had some spending money.  Outside the bank, I found a one dollar bill ...

... a lovely harborside restaurant which offers a fantastic view of the sunset.  http://www.fairmont.com/hamilton Some restaurants: Blu Restaurant: Highly recommended. Had dinner here one night. The food was delicious, I had the seafood risotto ...

... at the Royal Naval Dockyard, a historical landmark built in 1812 and just a few years ago turned into a visitors area with restaurants, shopping and other activities, that reminds me of Seaport Village in San Diego. This is where the cruise ships dock on ...

... the broth looks like a tomato beef broth.  We were given sherry pepper sauce and rum to add to it, this is common in restaurants and it's delicious! We walked up the road a bit to Hamilton Fort.  This is truly interesting and a must see if ...

... the afternoon, I took a ferry and went back to Dockyards. It's a very nice area, but I've already described all this in previous entries. So, in the evening, we went to "House of India", one of the best restaurants in Bermuda. It was deliciouuuuuus ...

... get a good idea of the local cuisine. Tell me about the nightlife. For nightlife we have wine bars, sports bars, nightclubs, and restaurants that have local bands playing live music. I recommend you try one of the local liquors like rum and ginger soda, ...

... . I picked out some unusual yellow Kabana to buy myself for Christmas. We stopped in to "Hog Penney" for lunch. Many restaurants in Bermuda have a strict dress. Watch for that and pack accordingly if you plan on eating out. Hog Penney had a bartender that ...

... the island to the other several times throughout the week. Hamilton is the place to go to shop and enjoy some great restaurants our favorite being the Pickled Onion. The Botanical Gardens are worth strolling through for some great photo ops.   The ...

... we walked out, it had felt like this interesting historical sight had been made into a theme park with shops and restaurants.  The cruise ship was docked nearby and a steady stream of tourists schlepped around looking at overpriced souveniers.  ...

... I was making my quick U-turn. We finally made it to the end – the Royal Naval Dockyard.  Except for some restaurants, everything was closed.  We could have driven back, but we decided to take the ferry.  It was a little tricky ...

... A M A Z I N G!!!! It truly is beautiful! The property is Orange Lake Resort. It has everything known to man here!! 7 restaurants on site, 7 pools, a water park with a lazy river!!, bowling alley, movie theater, an 80 acre lake for water skiing, jet skiing ...

... is along the bay. Lots of Cement parking areas. A few rides, which were lined up, so we skipped them, and lots of restaurants. We decided on Sawgrass Steakhouse. Diverse menu with seafood and steak, so we were both happy. It just happened to bo trick ...

... after you have lazily eaten your breakfast at one of the dozen or so (and all westernized) eating spots.  These small restaurants are lined with not chairs, but couches and cushions around low laying tables…. This is a sitting cross legged on ...

... we already paid for one in Bermuda.  We decided to save money and sleep in the airport.  The international terminal had some restaurants that were still open and we got our supper.  We found a stone bench in a deserted alcove and we made it ...

... We were promised an authentic Chinese lunch, but we did not expect too much from an organized lunch. Honestly I was expecting one of those restaurants with five coach buses outside and a buffet. It was not like that at all, it was actually good. Our guide ...

... noteworthy fact (well maybe not, but I have to tell you now that I have piqued your interest!): Surfer's Paradise has more Indian restaurants per capita than any other city in the world, even in India!!! Ok, I just made that up, but there really are a ...

... his perspective was spot on! We continued on to find ourselves at Clarke Quay. This is a trendy area with bars and restaurants along Singapore River. We walked along the funky-lit quay keeping our eyes open for a specific satay restaurant that was ...