Founded in 1995, Art Mels Spicy Dicy serves some of the most beloved soul food in Bermuda. Savor their crispy fried chicken, cornbread, and mac & cheese, a classic Bermuda soul food trio that will keep you coming back for more.
The Lobster Pot is a seafood institution with a lovely oceanfront view. Don't miss their Bermuda Fish Chowder and the Fisherman's Platter which comes with a mix of deep-fried seafood.
Portofino is an elevated Italian restaurant led by chef Fabio Bragagnini. Experience a "Trip to Italy" in the heart of Bermuda with their signature Spinach and Ricotta Ravioli, and don't forget to try their Tiramisu, considered by locals to be the best in Bermuda.
Ashley's Lemonade cart situated in Bermuda's City Hall Car Park - the perfect spot to grab a refreshing cup of freshly squeezed lemonade and relax. Undoubtedly, it's one of Bermuda's hidden gem pit-stops.
To get around Bermuda, it’s recommended to utilize public transportation modes such as buses or ferries as it's cheaper than renting a scooter. Buses are not recommended for those who get car sick easily, but it's perfect for those who don't mind a bumpy ride. Plan travel times and costs of bus fare to navigate easily during your trip.
If you have more time, you can take a short walk on the Railway Trail, a former railway track turned public park, to visit the charming city of St. George's. Do not hesitate to add or remove any locations based on your taste preference.
L.F. Wade International Airport (BDA) is located in St. George's, 10.1 miles from the city center. The airport handles local and international flights, with airlines like American Airlines, Delta and British Airways servicing it.