Bermuda ,Little Mom and Pop Joints off the beatin path
Heading there the 16th of July,looking for small established hole in the walls to eat at, the uglier the better.
Do they have little carts or small huts serving local fair on or near the beaches.....Im staying on Elbow beach. Where do the locals eat????????
Thank you
lippythelion69
Jul 10, 2008 03:07PM
Art Mells Spicy Dicy on St Monica''s Road in Pembroke - enormous fish sandwiches; Dorothy's on Chancery Lane for best burgers; Specialty Inn near Collector's Hill in Smith's - home cooking; House of India on North Street in Hamilton; DeGraff's lunch cart, City Hall parking lot - beef pies; Green Lantern on Serpentine Road - home cooking; the MarketPlace, Supermart in town are packed at lunchtime with Bermudians getting local dishes from the self-service area. Check with the doorman at Elbow for directions and further suggestions.
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Thankyou
so much
Dean
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Definitely Green Lantern for traditional Bermuda cod fish and potatoes breakfast.
The Paraquet is right by Elbow Beach/Elbow Beach Hotel, diner style, milkshakes are nice and thick.
House of India for sure. It's been compared to some of the best indian take out in the UK, high praise for a little island. They're closed for reno's though 15, 16 and 17 of this month.
Athena's pretty spot on with the recommendations.
The only beaches with attached concessions is Tobacco Bay (St. George's) and Horseshoe Bay (Southampton). All others will require a bit of walking.
Hope this helps!
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Dont forget the Ice Queen for late night burgers and fries!
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Island Cuisine on Middle Road is ok. The rockfish was very good. The food is stick to your ribs. Dark Horse in St. David's was very good.
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