The Frog and Onion Pub

Located in the Royal Naval Dockyard right next to the old fort, a half hour from Hamilton on the ferry. The F & O is a big venue, and very quite on a October afternoon. The Dockyard ales are brewed here, but from the one I tried they are not up to much.

Located in the Dockyard where the cruise ships dock in an old stone building that looks like it was once part of the fort. Several cavernous rooms one with the bar one with gaming tables a small patio inside as well as a larger patio outside. They had 6 of their beers on tap the 5 regulars and a seasonal which was a cider as well as bottled beer and fruity mixed drinks in all kinds of obscene sizes and take home glass ware gimmicks. Definitely geared towards selling to the tourist here,and it gets quite festive when two cruise ships are docked. The house beers ranged from ok to pretty good with the porter and amber being the stand outs for me. The food was tasty English pub grub, I had a meat pie that was tasty. Service was attentive when we were dining but the night we sat at a table in the bar area not so much. Its expensive like everywhere else on the island. No air conditioning was difficult while drinking beer on an obscenely humid upper 80 degree day. I'd go back if I ever ended up in Bermuda again unless another beer-centric place were to open up.

Located in one of the old fort buildings, F&O was full of character and ambiance. Service was decent but not remarkable; had appetizers to eat, which were good. Had the locally-brewed porter, and was quite pleased; stacked up well against many similar in the style from back home. Priced for the tourists, but it was expected; was just happy to find a "local" brew. Would go back next trip...

Right in the heart of tourist-area. High prices, staff that always seemed REALLY busy despite no one being there. I went two separate evenings at the behest of my friends who love doing tourist things when i wanted to hang out at the local bar. Their drinks are very expensive. they do beer to go at $14 for a 500ML growler with the last 100 ML being head-space full of oxygen. They have a $35 margarita where you can take the glass home with you. Pub-fair, etc. Only good restaurant in dock yard though but take my advice and rent a scooter and go to Woody’s a mile down the road.

A nice spacious pub on the far end of Bermuda with a decent selection of local brews. Food was good. Visited last year and still remember it well.

The only active brewpub in Bermuda, and it doesn’t disappoint. It is located in the old cooperage portion of the old English naval facility/fort at the far western end of Bermuda. Definitely English feel, from the beers, food decor and to the Premier League on the TV. We stopped in a couple of times while we were here, as it is a 1/2 hour ferry ride from Hamilton. We found the food to be good, having both lunch and dinner. Not anything fancy, just typical English pub fare that was quite good. I especially enjoyed the sausage stuffed pork tenderloin and the very tasty fired we had at lunch. The bar was also quite accommodating, as we also stopped one day for a few beers.

Only place in Bermuda where they make their own beer, so if you are in Bermuda, it’s a "destination"..otherwise, it’s not. They make their own beer, of the sample I had, I prefer the amber and the porter. Bermuda is a true beer "desert", with not many options beyond this one.

Ate lunch here on our last in port day. Brewing is done on site. Very crowded as the world cup was on the numerous flat screens. I was astonished at first that there was more BMC and Coronas on the tables than their own house brews. had two styles. One was spot on and the other I believe they brought me a bitter instead of their IPA. It soon became apparent that the Frog and Onion is to Bermuda as Carlos and Charlies and Senor Frog’s is to Mexico. It just so happens that Bermuda isn’t big enough for two of them. Pricey as is all of Bermuda. Food was tasty. Glassware presentation was spot on though. They did push the 48oz. purchase thing with free souvenir glass. Loud.

Traditional English pub with a nautical flair. Located in one of the old Royal Navy buildings. We ate lunch there twice. Food was delicious, plentiful, but expensive as is everything in Bermuda. They brew 5 different beers but only 3 of them were available at the time we were there. Buy the 23 ouncer and you get to keep the glass as a souvenir. One day we sat inside a huge stone fireplace surrounded by large iron chandeliers with white candles dripping wax (reminded us of Phantom of the Opera). The sign over the entrance to the restroom reads, POOP DECK. They have a nice gift shop with great T-Shirts and other items. I highly recommend visiting this place for lunch while you’re in Bermuda. Be prepared to spend $50 - $60 for food and drinks. TIP - 18% gratuity is included in the bill.

Pretty much the best place on this island for a beer geek. They offer house brews as well as some basics that are available to them. Bottles are somewhat suspect which isn’t a surprise but their draugh stuff is what you want when you’re there. The decor is typical beach resort with a staff that’s friendly and laid back. Worth a stop if ever in Bermuda.