Bermuda

Hamilton is the island's central nightlife hub, with a smattering of decent bars and clubs featuring live music and drink promotions. Outside the city there's a thriving nightlife scene within the hotels. In summer, weekly cruises and beach bashes add to the party scene.

Bermuda has a long tradition of producing superb jazz artists (among other genres) so be sure to check event listings when you arrive to see if you can catch some local musicians. As a general rule, both men and women tend to dress smart-casual for clubs. That said, only a few clubs in Hamilton have an actual dress code of no flip-flops or tank tops (and it's not always enforced). Pubs and clubs begin to fill up around 10 or 11.

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  • 1. Port O' Call

    While this restaurant is known for its elegant interior and modern take on European fare, on Friday nights this is where the after-work crowd goes to unwind witih a glass of wine before heading along Front Street for a late-night bar crawl. The international wine list has abundant choices.

    87 Front St.
    - 441 - 295--5373
  • 2. The Dog House

    With a wall of doors that open up on to Front Street, one of the widest selections of beers on the island, and multiple large television screens around the room, the Dog House is pretty much "where we all end up," and it's a very happy place. Along with a great beer selection, there are various cocktails on offer, and bar snacks are served until 10 pm. Multiple DJs play mostly R&B, soca, and Top 40 hits; during the summer DJs take over upstairs at the sister event space, Cafe Cairo. On weekends, the place is packed with late-night revelers.

    93 Front St.
    - 441 - 232–3644
  • 3. Astwood Arms

    Take a seat at the massive and detailed Victorian-style bar that wouldn't be out of place in a London pub. You can opt for an expertly mixed cocktail or taste a selection from the extensive beer menu. This is a great spot for late-afternoon drinks, particularly on the Front Street porch perfect for people-watching.

    85 Front St.
    - 441 - 292–5818
  • 4. Bermuda Bistro at the Beach

    A cross between an outdoor café and a sports bar, this place (generally called just The Beach) is clean and relatively cheap, with large television screens showing live sports during the day. At night it operates somewhere between a bar and a nightclub, attracting a mixed (and often rowdy) collection of tourists and locals. The outdoor seating area gets especially crowded into the wee hours of the morning. There's usually a DJ, and sometimes bands; if you're walking down Front Street and you hear loud music, it's probably coming from The Beach.

    103 Front St.
    - 441 - 292–0219
  • 5. Coconut Rock

    With a restaurant in front and a sushi bar called Yashi in the back, Coconut Rock has a relaxed and friendly buzz. This is more of a locals' hangout, probably because it's hard to find, tucked away underneath Hamilton's main shopping street. Huge TV screens show music videos and sports. Watch out—the friendly bar staff are more than happy to help you get tipsy or, as Bermudians say, "tapped"! Don't confuse this place with Coconuts, the upscale restaurant at the Reefs resort in Southampton.

    20 Reid St.
    - 441 - 292–1043
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  • 6. Flanagan's Irish Pub

    With live music or a DJ on weekends and all the expected beverages, as well as a host of fun drinks like frozen mudslides, homey Flanagan's Irish Pub is a firm favorite of folks who like to dance and talk over drinks. Adjoining the Irish pub is its sister bar, Outback Sports Bar, at the same address. Twenty-two giant screens show live sports, and the walls are plastered with photographs of Bermuda's sporting heroes.

    69 Front St.
    - 441 - 295–8299
  • 7. Frog & Onion Pub

    This place serves a splendid variety of down-to-earth pub fare in a dark-wood, barnlike setting. If you're spending the day at Dockyard, it's a great place to get out of the sun and try a Bermuda Rum Swizzle or sample a flight of Bermudian-brewed beers. There's a weekly quiz night as well as live performances on Monday night, and karaoke starts at 10 pm on Thursday.

    4 Freeport Rd.
    - 441 - 234–2900
  • 8. Henry VIII Restaurant, Sushi Bar & Pub

    The popular restaurant and bar, decorated with rich oak paneling and polished brass, has reliably decent live entertainment, especially on weekends. There's a grand piano in the bar, and local entertainers often perform sing-along sessions. A chill, Sunday-night jazz session is a great way to recharge your batteries.

    69 South Shore Rd.
    - 441 - 238–1977
  • 9. Hog Penny Pub

    Small, cozy Hog Penny, aka the Cheers bar, was the inspiration for the Bull & Finch Pub in Boston. With dark-wood paneling and hearty, comforting fare like steak-and-kidney pie and bangers and mash, the Hog Penny will likely remind you more of an English country pub than a Boston hangout. Live music plays most nights in the summer, and the floor is cleared for dancing. It can be very busy.

    5 Burnaby St.
    - 441 - 292–2534
  • 10. Marina Bar

    During the high season from April through September, the hotel's Marina Nights happy hour is the place to be seen on Friday from 5 to 9 pm. Enjoy tasty cocktails, live music, and a selection of light bites. The views of elegant yachts in the harbor draw a lively crowd of locals and visitors alike to the magnificent marina of the famous hotel. The vibe is trendy, so don your stylish duds for this night.

    76 Pitts Bay Rd.
    - 441 - 295–3000
  • 11. North Rock Brewing Company

    As well as being a relaxed and traditional pub and restaurant, the North Rock Brewing Company is one of only a few places on the island to get a genuine Bermuda-brewed ale. Try a sampler for a taste of all six of North Rock's famous beers—ranging from the sharp St. David's Light Ale to the head-spinning Whale of Wheat. The relaxed outdoor seating area is the perfect place for a breather if the pub gets too noisy.

    10 South Shore Rd.
    - 441 - 236–6633
  • 12. Robin Hood

    Casual, friendly Robin Hood is popular for inexpensive pub fare, pizza, and beer served on the patio under the stars. There's almost always something sports related on the TV, and a late-night snack menu is served until 11 pm. There's a popular quiz night on Tuesdays and happy hour prices throughout the week, making it worth the short walk from Front Street.

    25 Richmond Rd.
    - 441 - 295–3314
  • 13. Seabreeze

    With intimate dining areas and expansive bars, both Seabreeze and downstairs (right on the sand) Mickey's Beach Bar overlook the cool blue waters just beyond the south shore's Elbow Beach. On weeknights, this complex is simply perfect for a quiet evening for two; on Friday and Saturday things heat up with tapas, cocktails, and live music.

    60 South Shore Rd.
    - 441 - 236–9884
  • 14. Somerset Country Squire

    An unpretentious bar with down-to-earth bar staff, this spot also has great views of the water. It's a decent spot for a quiet pint in the West End thanks to its outdoor terrace. Pull up a chair and appreciate a true Bermudian watering hole at one of the summertime barbecues.

    10 Mangrove Bay
    - 441 - 234–0105
  • 15. The Docksider Pub & Restaurant

    Commonly known as Dockies, this bar attracts a loud and fun-loving crowd that can linger long into the night. Sports fanatics and competitive drinkers gather en masse to support their favorite teams, face off in weekly beer pong tournaments, and play a couple of rounds of darts. The no-frills bar at the entrance always offers a lively party atmosphere and reasonably priced pub food. On weekends, the large back room is opened to make space for partiers and a live DJ. There's sometimes a cover charge for theme parties, bands, and tie-ins with local sporting events.

    121 Front St.
    - 441 - 296–3333
  • 16. The Pickled Onion

    With a cosmopolitan feel and a harbor-view terrace, the Pickled Onion's restaurant and bar cater to a well-heeled crowd of locals and visitors. Live music, usually pop, plays from about 10 pm to 1 am on Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday in the summer. Open mic nights are extremely popular, as is the dance floor.

    53 Front St.
    - 441 - 295–2263
  • 17. Club Aqua—Snorkel Park Beach

    Closed Permanently

    Up your vacation vibes at this popular club right on the beach. Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday nights are particularly lively, with barbecue beach bashes, Dark 'n' Stormy nights, rocking DJ sets, and even foam parties. The party often goes strong until 3 am, but if you're a cruise passenger, you won't be far from your bed, as the ship pier at Dockyard is just a stone's throw away. Admission is usually $10, more if there's a special event.

    7 Maritime La., Sandys, MN01, Bermuda
  • 18. Lemon Tree Café

    Bars/Pubs
    Closed Permanently

    Lemon Tree Café is a popular happy-hour spot on Friday nights from around 9 pm to midnight, especially during high season from April through November. It's a good place to continue the party after Hamilton Princess's happy hour. Lemon Tree caters to a mixed crowd of expats, tourists, and working-age locals who come either to dance to the DJ's disco-style tunes or to sit and chat in the outside area overlooking Par-La-Ville Park.

    7 Queen St., Hamilton, Pembroke Parish, HM11, Bermuda
    441-292–0235
  • 19. Opus

    Closed Permanently

    A café by day, wine bar by night, Opus is one of the newest additions to Hamilton's burgeoning nightlife scene. It's relaxed and modern with lounge-style music. A DJ plays on the weekend, when it's usually standing-room only.

    4 Bermudiana Rd.
    - 441 - 292–3500
  • 20. Yours Truly

    Closed Permanently

    For a sophisticated nightlife experience, it's worth seeking out the dimly lit, speakeasy-style Yours Truly. The location of this bar is meant to be a little more difficult to find (there's no sign, and you ring a doorbell to enter), but once inside you'll appreciate the eclectic, expertly handcrafted cocktail offerings prepared using house-made syrups, bitters, and infused liquors. Just don't expect a bar scene; there is table service only, lending the evening a more upscale vibe.

    2 Chancery La., Pembroke, HM 12, Bermuda
    441-295--0429

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