Eating Your Way from East to West – A Foodie’s Guide to What’s Good
When we say ‘foodie’ in Bermuda, think yummy, island food from mom & pop roadside cafés and eateries. Some are mere ‘holes in the wall’ and others offer outdoor seating or, in some cases, even waterside dining.
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What is Bermuda food anyway? There’s a whole history lesson to this, but let’s not digress. There are food experiences that can help fill in the gaps in the meantime. Of course, food and drink go hand in hand, so save room to try some Bermuda-made faves.
Day 1
THE EAST END
As you set out on your self-guided food tour, order small portions to share with your crew as you taste-test the best of the best along the way.
Day 2
CENTRAL & THE CITY OF HAMILTON
The central part of the island holds its own on the culinary front. Its reputation rests on the big establishments, but smaller eateries are better suited to foodies who want to dig deeper into Bermuda’s local scene. For quick island bites and comfort dishes, these spots do not disappoint. Park your rental scooter or electric car and explore on foot.
Located all over the island, food trucks (known as lunch wagons here) are a slice of island life in Bermuda. Look out for them and their uniquely Bermudian flavours as you explore.
Day 3
THE WEST END
Some would say ‘save the best for last’ (in this case the West). However, depending on whom you speak to, that can run you into some friendly trouble. The West End’s culinary profile for authentic island cuisine runs deep and there is no shortage of mom & pop eateries.