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.

Not as good as its sister restaurant Wahoo's but still enjoyable…read more My husband wanted to watch World Cup Soccer so we arranged a table near a tv. We ordered drinks and settled on a few appetizers: fish chowder, wahoo bites, cauliflower wings and ribs. The cauliflower was the best of what we ordered! We liked it so much we came back and had more a few days later. The chowder was thinner that others we had during our visit, and the wings and ribs were just okay. I don't know that I'd get the ribs again because they were really bland. The White Horse is an institution so when in Bermuda you have to visit. It's a popular place with tourists and it's close to the ferry shuttle and bus stops so it's easy to get to. We stayed in St George's so it was an easy walk for us.

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.

Best swizzles in Bermuda. Highly recommend. I will have to make more time to have a few more drinks…read moreand a meal. Will definitely be back.

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.

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.

We had a very late lunch at l'Artisan on a windy day in January. The cafe has a communal table and…read moreseveral smaller tables. I had a smoked salmon and avocado sandwich on a baguette - really substantial and excellent bread. ). All of the baked goods looked great - looking forward to going back for pastry and coffee.

This is a must stop location in Hamilton. Try the almond croissant - it was delicious!read more

Always a good spot for their legendary bigger than your face fish sandwiches. One can easily feed…read moretwo people.

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.

Food: we tried their version the fish sandwich! It was absolutely delish!…read more Service: Our waiter was friendly and helpful. Our food came out quick, hot and fresh.. Ambiance: we sat outside on a beautiful day in Bermuda! We enjoyed people watching as we ate

The service was friendly and attentive and burger was oh so good. We paid 68, including tip for the…read moreburger, iced tea, corona and carrot cake.

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.

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.

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.