Frog & Onion
There aren't many casual restaurants with private dining rooms, but this is one. At the heart of Dockyard’s, you’ll find classic pub fare in the Frog & Onion, a traditional British-style pub housed in the 19th-Century Cooperage building. The Admiral’s Room holds up to 70 for a private party of savoury pies, bangers and mash and a traditional roast of prime rib and Yorkshire pudding. It's also the site of the Dockyard Brewing Co., Bermuda’s only craft brewery, so the full selection is available on tap. Start with the Somer’s Amber Ale, a crisp and refreshing beer named for Bermuda’s founder.
Port O' Call
Right at the heart of Hamilton, Port O’ Call’s cedar and brass-trimmed dining room channels an old-fashioned steamship. The elegant and intimate private dining room can hold up to 16 people for a seated dinner of fresh-caught fish, Bermuda-grown produce, artfully prepared steaks and an award-winning wine list. As far as restaurants with private dining rooms go, this one has some of the most commanding vistas. Start the evening on the patio overlooking bustling Front Street and Hamilton Harbour.
Island Brasserie
At the back wall of Island Brasserie is the intimate and inviting Rum Room, a sumptuous space fit for up to 20 dinner guests. The menu is contemporary Bermudian – a fresh take on the evolution of the island’s cuisine. Think St. David Shark Hash, jerk chicken wings, mini Bermuda Benedicts on codfish cakes and pan seared rockfish with glazed bananas. Locally caught fish, seasonal harvests and artisanal products feature prominently. Antique brass detailing and Gerard Henderson’s iconic hand-painted murals pay homage to Bermuda’s seafaring heritage.