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The Island Brasserie and Tucker's BarvsHarry's at the Waterfront
Both establishments are highly recommended by expert writers. On balance, The Point Restaurant & Terrace is preferred by most reviewers compared to Harry's at the Waterfront. The Point Restaurant & Terrace comes in at #2 in Bermuda with praise from 3 reviewers including Frommer's, Fodor's and Travel + Leisure.
The Island Brasserie and Tucker's Bar
Fodor's
Frommer's
Travel + Leisure
60 Tucker's Point Drive, Tucker's Point Hotel & Spa, HS 02, Bermuda
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Fodor's "If you can have just one splurge in Bermuda, let it be for the creative and flawlessly crafted entrées on offer at The Point." Full review
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To save money you can request a smaller portion of any dish for about three-quarters of the price.
Frommer's "Elegant, sophisticated and thoroughly upscale, The Point is the one of the few island restaurants where a jacket is recommended for gentlemen." Full review
Travel + Leisure "This decidedly upscale restaurant features many preparations of local seafood in addition to DeBragga steaks, duck breast, and wild pheasant." Full review
Harry's at the Waterfront Fodor's Frommer's
Condé Nast Traveler
Miles Market, The Waterfront Marina on Hamilton Harbour, Hamilton, Bermuda
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Fodor's "Combining sophisticated decor and impeccable cuisine, this restaurant is the perfect spot for a classy power lunch or intimate dinner." Full review
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Harry's Bar and the Waterside Patio (with a huge marlin statue) are great places to mingle and can get crowded, especially on Friday; plan ahead to avoid the rush or reserve a quiet table in the corner.
Frommer's "The waterfront patio, where you can watch sailboats pull in and out of Hamilton Harbour, is perfect for a breezy lunch. " Full review
Condé Nast Traveler "So, can you tell us a little about this place?
Harry's, an upscale joint for power lunches and steak dinners, is named for entrepreneur Harry Cox who, in the 1950s, would fly the PanAm Clipper to New York City to source prime cuts of beef—well before Bermuda even knew what the word "prime" meant" Full review
