Experts' Choice Award Wahoo's Waterside Bistro & Patio
What the experts agree on
Wahoo's delivers fresh local seafood in a charming harbourside setting where the breezy waterfront patio overlooks St. George's wharf. Lunch brings casual fish specials and burgers; dinner shifts to sophisticated Continental fare like herb-crusted
Fodor's "With a name like Wahoo's, it's no surprise that this restaurant's menu features a wide variety of fresh, local seafood." Full review
Condé Nast Traveler "This is one of the best places in Bermuda for seafood...sit outside on the breezy patio, which is directly adjacent to St. George’s wharf." Full review
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Just plan your day wisely: Tour St. George’s historical attractions in the morning and come to Wahoo's for lunch; alternatively, visit the town in late afternoon and stay for dinner.
Frommer's "Even if you’re not into wahoo you should still consider this narrow but brightly colored harbor front favorite for lunch or dinner...it’s charming and urbane, focusing on such Continental mainstays" Full review
Lonely Planet "At lunchtime, the harbourside deck of this busy spot heaves with diners who come for the daily fish special, burgers...dinner is a more sophisticated affair, with herb-encrusted lamb, shrimp harissa" Full review
Afar Magazine "But you'll want to reconvene later for a final meal to remember at Wahoo's Bistro & Patio, where you must try the Bermuda fish chowder for an authentic taste of the island's best flavors..."
Afar Magazine "Ready for lunch? Make it breezy, casual, and local right in St. George's at Wahoo's Bistro & Patio, where there's fresh spiny lobster on the menu from September through March and you..."
Afar Magazine "When everyone's ready for lunch, Wahoo's Bistro & Patio, right in the town's historic heart, is the place to try fresh spiny lobster during lobster season (from September through March)..."
Condé Nast Traveler "Tucked down a cobblestone alley in the sleepy town of St. George's—itself a UNESCO World Heritage Site with British Colonial architecture dating back to the early 1600s—Wahoo's is a..."
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