So sad that this restaurant will probably not reopen. The couscous with chicken was YUMMY! Full of…read morefresh veggies and well seasoned - I had enough for two meals to take home!

Very unique setting like the inside of a ship. Our waitress let us sample several wines because we…read morewere unfamiliar with Mediterranean wines. Her help was excellent in choosing one. The food was wonderful and we really enjoyed our visit here. I am not one for new foods so I had a delicious salad with chicken. Perfect!

This place was a bit fancier than we expected in our shorts and casual shoes but we are glad we…read morestayed. We ate outside and the weather was pleasant. For an appetizer we ordered the Greek octopus. Delicious. A highlight of the meals. Hubs ordered the chicken curry which had just the right amount of spice. I ordered the teriyaki salmon with vegetables. Very tasty. For dessert we had the fabulous sticky toffee pudding with vanilla gelato. Absolutely amazing. The servers were very helpful and attentive. We even watched one help someone back out on a busy road. This was a great place to eat.

Awful spot outside Horseshoe Bay. My wife and I stopped by after a day at the beach. What a $85…read moremistake. Terrible sushi, even worse cocktails. Service was fine. Don't bother..... this place won't be around for long.

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.

This restaurant discriminates. My wife and I went in to have a drink and then asked to order…read moreedamame. The bartender told us that we could not order because the chef was not there and the kitchen was closed for another hour. Fifteen minutes later another table was served edamame and other patron was served sushi. When we asked the bartender why we could not order but others can, he said it was from another restaurant. Sorry, since we saw it brought from the kitchen that cannot be the case. Port O Call discriminates.

First really good restaurant that I tried in Bermuda. The ambiance is nice and the bar area is also…read morea good scene. The waiter was a tad bit aggressive with his service in the beginning then got pretty quiet just dropping things onto the table and then disappeared when we wanted our bill. Don't know if he was annoyed I didn't order a drink with dinner or that I didn't order more food, but I looked past that since I was excited to finally get a good meal. I ordered the Bermuda fish chowder which I have been wanting to try since in Bermuda. It wasn't what I was expecting as far as presentation - I pictured while pieces of seafood in my mind, but instead it was grounded together kinda like a meat sauce made from fish. I added lemon which made it more flavorful. It was good. (Forgot to take a photo) My friend ordered the salmon which she said was good. It looked good from what I saw. I wasn't too hungry so I just ordered the soup. We ordered the cheesecake which was so so good. It was better than some of the cheesecake I've gotten in nyc.

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.

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.

Excellent informal restaurant. My go to is the Steak Frites or the Quiche and salad that changes…read moredaily. Always popular. Charming and very hard working couple own and run the business Highly recommended and good value in expensive Hamilton, Bermuda

Holy moly this is the real for fish sandwiches here in Bermuda. It is in a neighborhood but it is…read moreworth the effort. The bread was so soft and the fish was unbelievably delicious. There were plenty of smiles when my husband ordered the sandwich. You will order what you want on your sandwich and then take it to go. We ate ours on a beautiful beach down the road.

Ordered: Fish Sandwich (~$15): fried fish, tartar sauce,…read morecoleslaw on raisin bread Small Fries (~$3) Barritt's Ginger Beer (~$2) Aya's take: A few things to know about Bermuda: 1) the fish sandwich is a menu staple and Art Mel's has one of the highest rated ones, 2) the prices are equal in Bermudan or US dollars, and 3) they really don't use Yelp there (only ~10 businesses have a Yelp page!). This is my favorite Fish Sandwich I had during my whole trip. The fried fish was super fresh and light, the coleslaw and tartar sauce added some freshness and creaminess to the sandwich, and the raisin bread was soft and somehow the sweetness of it worked so well. It's massive so I highly recommend getting only one to share among 2 people. We washed it down with some Barritt's Ginger Beer which was delicious, sweet, and found all throughout the island. Definitely add this to your Bermuda itinerary! Cash only.

I have nothing but nice things to say about Lina Restaurant.. it's an oceanfront restaurant located…read morein the St. Regis Resort in Bermuda, just steps away from the beach. From the moment you walk in, the warm and welcoming staff make you feel right at home with their attentive and friendly service!! The highlight of the experience is undoubtedly dining outdoors. The gorgeous views of the turquoise ocean are breathtaking. There is nothing quite like enjoying a meal while the sea breeze touches your face and hearing the calming ocean sounds.. As for the menu, the food is delicious. I highly recommend the Bermuda Style Breakfast, which is a true island staple featuring, codfish cakes, boiled eggs, potatoes wedges, avocados and boiled bananas on top a tomato onion salsa.. Even though they were out of bananas when I dined there, the Bermuda breakfast was still a hit without it!! For dinner, i'd suggest the 20oz bone-in cowboy ribeye If you're a steak lover, It was amazing!! (I demolished it before taking a picture of it unfortunately lol..) Whether you are there for the Sunday Brunch, a quiet breakfast or dinner, the combination of exquisite flavors, impeccable service, and unbeatable scenery makes Lina a standout destination on the island!!!

Well I've loved everything about the St. Regis and their restaurant is no exception! Beautiful…read morescenery and delicious food what's not to love. Great experience