Experts' Choice Award Pickled Onion
What the experts agree on
Former whiskey warehouse turned dual-purpose spot: creative Bermudian fare by night, dance floor and live bands take over after dinner. Hamilton Harbor views from the balcony add island charm.
“Once the kitchen closes, most of the tables and chairs are removed to uncover a wooden dance floor that fills to the wee hours...belly up to the sleek bar to enjoy the music up-close”
– Condé Nast Traveler
Travel + Leisure "The shaded balcony offers a view of the busy Hamilton Harbor. Live music and dancing are held nightly with everything from pop to jazzy island music." Full review
Fodor's "This former whiskey warehouse is now a lively restaurant serving creative, contemporary Bermudian cuisine, as well as a handful of Latin- and Asian-flavored dishes." Full review
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If you get there early enough, grab a table on the veranda overlooking the harbor and be sure to stick around—the classic martini list makes this a fabulous spot to hang out and enjoy live music Tuesday through Saturday.
Frommer's "Nicer version of T.G.I. Friday’s: well-suited for families...dinner hour is done, the tables and chairs are pushed to the side and live bands and/or DJs take over from Tuesday through Saturday." Full review
Afar Magazine "Pickled Onion and The Terrace both have second-floor balconies that overlook the harbor and offer DJs throughout the evening—so make sure you wear your dancing shoes"
Independent "The Pickled Onion in Hamilton is another favourite for live bands (more indie rock)"
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