Who says your dinner can’t be a work of art? That’s the thinking at Marcus’, one of Bermuda’s best high-end restaurants, from chef Marcus Samuelsson. Located in the luxurious Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, the restaurant’s ambiance of modern art and breathtaking views pair perfectly with short ribs, pork belly, and fish chowder.

Bermuda’s only microbrewery may be small, but it’s big on taste. Every beer is inspired by the island Dockyard calls home — book a brewery tour to try them all paired with a five-course meal and insider knowledge on how they are made.

If you’re looking for the best burgers and hot dogs in Bermuda, look no further than Bulli.Social. The new restaurant puts a gourmet spin on old favorites like classic comfort foods. It’s one of the best ways to soak up the sun in Bermuda, with an outdoor patio to enjoy.

Devil’s Isle Café is part coffee shop, part restaurant, and part bar. Everything on the menu is natural and made in-house from scratch. It may be named Devil’s Isle Café, but it’s as wholesome as it gets.

The first thing you’ll notice at Blu is the breathtaking view of the Great Sound — and it only gets better after that. Enjoy some of the freshest seafood in Bermuda; the expansive menu features oysters, swordfish, and every type of sushi you can imagine.

Tom Moore’s Tavern is Bermuda’s oldest eatery, which is probably why everything about it feels so timeless. Built in 1652 as a private home, it became a tavern about 100 years ago and has served more than three million diners since. Join the ranks of esteemed travelers like Tom Moore and treat yourself to a dinner that’s an experience.