10 Best Restaurants in Dockyard and The Western Parishes, Bermuda

With elegant boho decor and island-inspired contemporary Caribbean cuisine, Breezes is best enjoyed in the early evening, just as the sunset sets the sky ablaze in brilliant oranges and pinks. This is peak alfresco dining. Savor creative starter salads, fresh local seafood, and handcrafted cocktails under a canopy of stars.

Located at the entrance to the Royal Naval Dockyard, the Anchor Restaurant serves up fresh seafood and contemporary favorites. Dishes range from red Thai curry to the signature Bermuda Triangle—grilled wahoo, scallops, and whole shrimp in a citrus butter sauce. The kitchen is happy to accommodate dietary needs, and there’s often live music or karaoke to round out the night. Call ahead for the latest schedule.

Boba fanatics can still get their fix—Bermuda Bubble Tea doles out these popular bevvies from their location inside the Royal Naval Dockyard Visitors Centre.

Service is relaxed, but the friendly vibe and big covered patio make Bone Fish a favorite with both locals and visitors. The breezy dining room is a cool break from the sun, and the menu covers everything from house-smoked brisket and homemade pastas to signature seafood tacos. Ask about the special lobster menu—think lobster tempura, risotto, and mac and cheese. Owner Livio Ferigo often pops by to chat with diners, and kids are covered with options like chicken tenders and cheese ravioli. Live entertainment, from guitarists to DJs and karaoke, keeps things lively all week.

At the base of Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, in the old Lighthouse Tea Room, this adorable little restaurant is the perfect place to rest after the climb up and down the tower's 185 spiraling steps. Eclectic lunch and dinner menus include everything from traditional fish and chicken dishes to salads and homemade lasagna. This cozy spot is perfect for a romantic sunset meal—the impressive view across the island is truly unbeatable.

This cozy breakfast/lunch spot just across from the Visitors Center in the Dockyard offers a decent selection of breakfast and lunch items, but the real draw is their Filipino menu. Try traditional savory dishes like longsilog (sweet pork sausage), bagnet (crispy pork belly), and sizzling tuna sisig, or their dessert ube Swiss roll, made with sponge cake and purple sweet potato. For something lighter, choose a speciality coffee and take your pick of flaky delights from their fresh-baked pastry selection. 

Take a break from the heat and cool off with a scoop (or three) of ice cream from Nannini's Haagen Dazs. Try one of their 24 flavors in a waffle cone, or have it turned into a milkshake!

True to its name, Pastel—the poolside bar and restaurant at Cambridge Beaches Resort & Spa—makes the most of its south shore setting, offering a tropical backdrop for a breezy island lunch or relaxed dinner. Travel the world from your table with shareable, tapas-style plates inspired by global flavors: tamari-gochujang-glazed Brussels sprouts, heirloom tomato and whipped ricotta salad, or steak Diane. Finish with dark Bermuda rum cake topped with caramel ice cream and forest berries. Many dishes can be adapted for dietary needs.

Overlooking Mangrove Bay, this well-worn tavern is all dark wood and good cheer, with a great deal of malt and hops in between. The food is simple, but a few items stand out: the Bermuda fish chowder, panfried rockfish, and steak sandwich are all delicious. In-house nightly specials are another draw, as are the occasional live musicians and casual barbecues. The scenic view of the beach, dock, and moored boats is also unique. Call to confirm lunch availability during the off-season.

Tucked away in a pink corner shop in Somerset Village, Trini Spice is a popular take-out spot specializing in Trinidadian \"fast food,\" including rotis and doubles. Grab a quick breakfast or sample island flavors before exploring the West End.