Country dossier
Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries across Bermuda in the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Bermuda
Hamilton is the island’s largest dining cluster in our guide, with seafood, Italian, sushi, and pub rooms within a compact capital area.
Pearl is a Hamilton restaurant with creative sushi, fresh local fish, harbour views, and a wine list. It also has a sake program and a small-plates format, with a second-story location above Port O' Call.
Lobster Pot & Boat House Bar in City of Hamilton serves fresh Bermuda seafood, lobster and fish chowder, with a dining room and bar offering beer and craft cocktails. It is Bermuda's oldest seafood restaurant, established in 1973.
La Trattoria Restaurant brings Neapolitan Italian trattoria cooking to City of Hamilton with an extensive wine list. It serves a la carte and has Bermuda's only wood-fired pizza oven, serving Neapolitan-style pizzas since 1979.
The Hog Penny is a Hamilton British pub with beer service. It is known for Bermuda fish chowder and live entertainment, and it has long been part of the city’s pub and restaurant mix.
The South Shore is where Bermuda’s resort dining is easiest to read, especially in Paget and Southampton Parish.
Café Lido is a Paget beachfront dining room at Elbow Beach with Mediterranean-leaning coastal fine dining, an extensive wine list, and set menu service. It sits above the beach on South Shore Road.
Aqua Terra sits in Southampton Parish with ocean views, a wine list, and an extensive wine list. The oceanfront restaurant at The Reefs Resort & Club serves island-inspired new world cuisine a la carte and offers craft cocktails.
Coconuts is a Southampton Parish beachfront room serving Caribbean seafood and beer, with a la carte and prix fixe formats. Diners eat on pink sand between sea cliffs, with views of the ocean.
Rosewood Bermuda in Tucker's Town has seven dining formats, and The Loren at Pink Beach in Tucker's Town has a seafood-focused all-day restaurant. Fairmont Southampton in Southampton Parish has ten restaurants, including the Waterlot Inn, while Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, A Fairmont Managed Hotel in Hamilton has multiple dining formats.
Rosewood Bermuda is a waterfront hotel in Tucker's Town with a Michelin Key and British colonial architecture. The property has a private pink-sand beach and a Sense Spa that uses local botanicals, alongside seven dining formats.
The Loren at Pink Beach is a Tucker's Town boutique hotel with a Michelin Key, ocean-view suites and Art Deco architecture. It has a Sisley spa, heated oceanfront pools and a seafood-focused all-day restaurant.
Fairmont Southampton in Southampton Parish has ten restaurants, including the Waterlot Inn. The large resort is undergoing renovation and has a private pink-sand beach club, a championship golf course and panoramic ocean views.
Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, A Fairmont Managed Hotel is a luxury urban resort in Hamilton. The Victorian-era property has contemporary art, harbour frontage, a private Beach Club and a full-service hotel marina, with multiple dining formats.
The west end and the village edges give Bermuda a more casual dining rhythm, with pubs, beach rooms, and local-minded stops.
Frog & Onion Pub and Restaurant is a Royal Naval Dockyard pub-restaurant with Dockyard Brewing Company on site. Its restored cooperage setting and British gastropub format are part of the western tip of Somerset.
Breezes is an oceanfront alfresco restaurant at Cambridge Beaches in Somerset Village, serving Bermudian island fare a la carte. The beachside room has sunset views and offers craft cocktails and beer service.
Art Mel's Spicy Dicy in North Shore Village serves Bermudian Caribbean fish sandwiches a la carte in a casual neighbourhood setting. Food enthusiasts have dubbed its massive fried fish sandwich the world's best; it comes on raisin bread.
Hamilton has 9 EPC venues in our guide. Eight are restaurants and one is a hotel, Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, A Fairmont Managed Hotel, in Hamilton. Pearl and The Hog Penny are in Hamilton, and Lobster Pot & Boat House Bar and La Trattoria Restaurant are in City of Hamilton.
Pembroke is the place to start with Ascots Restaurant, which has an exceptional wine program, an extensive wine list, and sommelier-led service. Café Lido in Paget and Aqua Terra in Southampton Parish also have wine lists and extensive wine lists.
Bermuda has no Michelin-starred restaurants in our guide. The Michelin restaurant counts cover the 10 cities included in our Bermuda coverage. There are also no restaurant Michelin stars across those cities.
Tucker's Town has Rosewood Bermuda and The Loren at Pink Beach, St. George's has The St. Regis Bermuda Resort, Hamilton has Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, and Pembroke has Rosedon Hotel.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
Bermuda
Selected entries from the current guide for Bermuda.
Southampton, Bermuda
Aqua Terra belongs to Southampton’s cliff-edge dining belt, where sea views, resort traffic, and island supply chains shape the meal as much as the kitchen. The draw is the setting on South Shore Road, but the sharper question is how a Bermuda restaurant reads local ingredients, imported staples, and holiday expectations without turning dinner into scenery alone.
Hamilton, Bermuda
Art Mel's Spicy Dicy sits on St Monica's Road in North Shore Village, Bermuda, operating in a part of the island where casual neighbourhood dining takes precedence over resort-facing polish. The name alone signals a kitchen with a point of view on heat and flavour. For visitors willing to move beyond Hamilton's better-known tables, it represents the kind of address locals return to without prompting.
Hamilton, Bermuda
Ascots Restaurant on Rosemont Avenue in Pembroke sits within a residential pocket of Bermuda that most visitors pass through rather than stop in. The address alone signals something about the clientele: this is a place built for return visits, where the sourcing and cooking reflect the island's particular relationship with what grows, swims, and arrives by sea around it.
Mt Pleasant, Bermuda
Aurora fits Mt Pleasant’s harbour-side dining pattern: a Bermuda restaurant where setting and island sourcing matter as much as category labels. With few public claims around chef, awards, or format, the useful reading is contextual: expect a restaurant shaped by the island’s seafood supply, resort-adjacent expectations, and the practical rhythms of dining near Hamilton Harbour.
Hamilton, Bermuda
Bagels & Brews gives Pembroke a casual front-lawn counterpoint to the parish’s more formal hotel and dining rooms. The useful lens is sourcing: in Bermuda, even simple breakfast formats sit inside an island economy where freshness, supply, and speed matter more than ornament.
Hamilton, Bermuda
On Hamilton's Front Street, Bermuda Bistro occupies a stretch of waterfront that has anchored the island's casual dining scene for years. The restaurant draws on Bermuda's layered culinary heritage, where British colonial tradition, West African influence, and Atlantic seafood culture intersect. It sits in a price tier and setting that makes it accessible without feeling generic, positioning it between the island's hotel dining rooms and its more informal beach-side spots.
Somerset Village, Bermuda
Breezes sits in Somerset Village’s beachside dining lane, where Bermuda’s western end reads less like a formal restaurant district and more like a shoreline rhythm of seafood, hotel terraces, and casual island service. The draw is context: salt air, open-air pacing, and a food culture shaped by fish, rum, citrus, and the practical limits of island sourcing.
Paget, Bermuda
Café Lido belongs to Paget’s beach-facing dining tier, where the setting matters but the food still has to answer to island sourcing and imported supply chains. The draw is its position above the beach on South Shore Road, useful for travellers comparing formal resort dining with Bermuda’s more casual coastal restaurants.
Hamilton, Bermuda
Clarabell’s sits in Pembroke’s practical dining orbit, where Bermuda’s restaurant culture is shaped as much by island supply lines as by neighbourhood routine. With few public-facing specifics on format, price, or chef, the useful read is contextual: treat it as part of Hamilton-area dining, then compare the meal decision against nearby restaurants with clearer signals.
Southampton, Bermuda
Coconuts sits on South Road in Southampton Parish, Bermuda, where the island's produce-driven dining tradition meets an address that places it firmly in the western parish circuit. With Bermuda's limited arable land and heavy reliance on local fish and imported goods, kitchens here must work harder to source with integrity, and that tension shapes what ends up on the plate.
The, Bermuda
Set inside the restored cooperage buildings of Bermuda's Royal Naval Dockyard, Frog and Onion occupies one of the island's most historically loaded spaces. The pub-restaurant format draws on Bermuda's Atlantic position, where local catches and British pub tradition meet in a setting that rewards those willing to make the trip to the western tip of Somerset. A strong choice when the cruise ships are in and the dockyard is alive with foot traffic.
Hamilton, Bermuda
On a quiet lane off Hamilton's main corridor, La Trattoria Restaurant has built a steady following in Bermuda's compact dining scene. The address at 23 Washington Lane places it within easy reach of the island's commercial centre, and the Italian-leaning format fits a category that rewards unhurried pacing over table-turn speed. A practical choice for anyone spending an evening in Hamilton proper.
Hamilton, Bermuda
On Bermudiana Road in the heart of Hamilton, Lobster Pot and Boat House Bar occupies a long-established position in Bermuda's seafood dining scene. The dual format, a dining room focused on local catch alongside a bar that draws both regulars and visitors, places it in a tier of Hamilton institutions that balance serious cooking with relaxed harbour-city atmosphere. For anyone plotting a meal in the capital, it sits alongside a compact set of addresses that define how Hamilton eats.
Hamilton, Bermuda
Pearl sits at 87 Front Street in Hamilton, Bermuda, drawing a steady crowd to one of the island's more closely watched dining addresses. The restaurant occupies a position within Hamilton's evolving restaurant scene, where a small tier of venues operates above the casual tourist circuit. Specific menu details and booking logistics are best confirmed directly with the venue ahead of your visit.
Hamilton, Bermuda
Portofino sits on Bermudiana Road in Hamilton, bringing an Italian-inflected dining sensibility to a city where the options range from casual bistros to formal hotel dining. The address places it within walking distance of Hamilton's commercial centre, making it a practical anchor for an evening that starts or ends in the harbour district. Reservations are advisable, particularly during the island's peak visitor season from spring through early autumn.
Hamilton, Bermuda
Rosa's occupies a Front Street address in Hamilton, placing it squarely in the commercial heart of Bermuda's capital. With limited publicly available data, the restaurant operates in a dining corridor that spans everything from casual bistros to formally structured contemporary menus, making on-the-ground research one reliable approach before visiting.
Hamilton, Bermuda
On Burnaby Street in Hamilton, The Hog Penny has earned its place as the kind of pub that regulars return to on instinct rather than occasion. The format is British-inflected, the crowd local, and the atmosphere shaped by years of consistent service rather than any single reinvention. For visitors to Bermuda seeking something with genuine neighbourhood weight, it reads differently from the island's resort dining circuit.
Hamilton, Bermuda
The Swizzle Inn at Blue Hole Hill is Bermuda's most-recognised pub benchmark, positioned against the island's casual dining tier as a reference point for atmosphere and longevity rather than culinary ambition. Set apart from Hamilton's harbour-front cluster, it draws a mixed crowd of locals and visitors who treat it as a default measure of the island's pub tradition, a category that remains largely uncontested on the island.
Bermuda
Selected entries from the current guide for Bermuda.
Tucker'S Town, Bermuda
On 240 acres of Tucker's Town waterfront, Rosewood Bermuda delivers British colonial architecture across 88 rooms and suites, Bermuda's longest private pink sand beach, seven dining formats, an 18-hole golf course, and a Sense Spa that draws on local botanicals. La Liste ranked it 90 points in its 2026 Top Hotels list, placing it firmly in the upper tier of Atlantic resort properties. A 90-minute flight from most U.S. East Coast cities makes the proximity almost unreasonable for what's on offer.
Tucker'S Town, Bermuda
Bermuda's first newly built hotel in decades, The Loren at Pink Beach opened in 2017 with 45 rooms, suites, and private villas along Tucker's Town's south shore. The property positions itself in the design-led boutique tier, pairing a seafood-focused all-day restaurant with a Sisley spa and two heated oceanfront pools directly above one of the island's most sought-after stretches of sand.
St. George's, Bermuda
Positioned on the northern tip of St. George's Island, The St. Regis Bermuda Resort places guests within reach of St. Catherine's Beach, a Robert Trent Jones Sr.-designed golf course, and 17th-century fort views that few addresses in the Atlantic can match.
Somerset Village, Bermuda
Cambridge Beaches Resort & Spa occupies a private peninsula on Bermuda's western shore, where the property's varied terrain means no two guest views are quite the same. The resort draws a loyal return clientele on the strength of its intimate scale, multi-pool setup, and access to the Atlantic via an in-house water sports operation.
Southampton, Bermuda
Occupying the highest point in Bermuda, Fairmont Southampton is a large-scale resort currently undergoing an ambitious renovation announced in late 2019. With 593 guest rooms, ten restaurants including the Waterlot Inn, an 18-hole golf course, private beach, and a complimentary ferry to Hamilton, it represents the broadest amenity footprint of any property on the island.
Hamilton, Bermuda
Hamilton Princess & Beach Club occupies a singular position in Bermuda's accommodation market: a grand Victorian-era pink palace operating as the island's only luxury urban resort, with direct Hamilton Harbour frontage, a private Beach Club, and the kind of institutional history that comes from hosting the 35th America's Cup and inaugural SailGP. The Fairmont-managed property layers contemporary art, multiple dining formats, and a full marina onto its heritage bones.
Paget, Bermuda
Elbow Beach Resort sits on one of Bermuda's most protected stretches of pink-sand shoreline in Paget, occupying a position that has drawn Atlantic-facing resort travellers for over a century. The property belongs to Bermuda's upper tier of full-service beach resorts, where the physical setting does as much work as the amenities. It reads less as a destination hotel and more as a self-contained coastal retreat shaped by the island's distinctive pastel architecture and seafront geography.
Mt Pleasant, Bermuda
Positioned on Bermuda's South Shore with views across Harbour Road toward the Great Sound, Newstead Belmont Hills Golf Resort and Spa occupies a setting where colonial-era architecture meets the island's pastel vernacular. The property combines golf access, spa facilities, and harbour-facing rooms within a compact resort format that places it among Bermuda's mid-to-upper accommodation tier.
Hamilton, Bermuda
A colonial-era property on Pitts Bay Road in Pembroke, Rosedon Hotel occupies a mid-19th-century manor house that positions it firmly within Bermuda's tradition of intimate, character-led accommodation. Where the island's larger resort properties compete on amenity scale, Rosedon operates at a different register: small, architecturally grounded, and oriented toward Hamilton's business and cultural core.
Southampton, Bermuda
The Reefs Resort & Club occupies a clifftop position along Bermuda's South Shore in Southampton, with direct access to a private pink-sand cove. The property sits in the mid-scale tier of Bermuda's independent resort set, distinct from the larger international-brand hotels that dominate the island's premium accommodation market. It draws guests who prefer smaller-scale intimacy over the amenity breadth of properties like Fairmont Southampton or Rosewood Bermuda.
Bermuda
Selected entries from the current guide for Bermuda.
Sandys, Bermuda
At Royal Naval Dockyard on Bermuda's western tip, Club Aqua at Snorkel Park Beach occupies one of the island's more singular drinking settings: open-air, harbour-fronting, and shaped by the kind of salt-air informality that only a working waterfront can produce. The venue sits inside a broader beach-club format at Sandys, where the Atlantic sets the tempo and the drinks programme runs alongside the rhythm of the water.
Bermuda
Selected entries from the current guide for Bermuda.
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