In Bermuda, like most islands, it is not the most vegan or vegetarian friendly destination. That being said, there are a lot of options for both vegan or vegetarian-friendly restaurants.
Please know, this is not a complete list of every single establishment with veg/vegan options. It’s always a good idea to check menus online. Most restaurants in Bermuda have online menus, I have included many in this post.
Restaurant Options
Café Eden: Located inside ABC, Café Eden is a go to for a fresh smoothie paired with a plant-based burger. They prioritize using fresh, local ingredients in their dishes.
Village Pantry: in Flatts Village, Village Pantry is not only one of my favorite brunch spots, it is also known for its vegetarian and vegan options.
On the menu: Breakfast: Blueberry waffles, Green Benny, and Super Nova Breakfast. Lunch and Dinner: Quinoa & Lentil Burger, Creamy Vegan Sausage Spaghetti and more. Almost every dish on the menu, you can ask without meat and enjoy a delicious meal.
Personal favorites: almost all of the breakfast / brunch Menu. The balsamic brussel sprouts are to die for, Casablanca pizza. For drinks, excellent coffee, juices, and smoothies. Drinks with alcohol seem endless, from beer to the wine menu (sampler option), to all the mixed drinks.
Nonna’s Kitchen: Just like the name feels and sounds, Nonna’s offers up homemade cooking. Each day you can enjoy a special of the day, fresh soups and pie. One of my favorite, feels like home, places to eat on the entire island.
Huckleberry: Each menu offers up vegetarian and vegan options. Also great to know, many of the fruits and vegetables come from their own gardens and Bermuda honey from their hives.
The White Horse Tavern: A traditional pub with a modern twist and great food. Located right on the water in St. George’s they cater to vegetarians with quite a few meat-free dishes on the menu. From delicious salads to vegetarian curry, tacos, burger and more. Great brunch spot.
Tipping Culture in Bermuda
If you have never been to Bermuda before you should know that tips (gratuity or more commonly called grats) are included on the bill. It is usually 15-17% and it is not optional. Very few places do not do this.
Dining Etiquette
Smart casual attire is often preferred. Avoid wearing beachwear or overly casual clothing.
Recommend making a reservation, especially for higher end restaurants. Which Bermuda has many of.
Pace yourself, in Bermuda, dining is a relaxed and sociable affair. Take your time to enjoy your meal and engage in conversation with dining companions.
Despite restaurants in Bermuda offering fewer exclusively vegan and vegetarian restaurants compared to larger cities around the world, there are many establishments that offer plant-based options and / or are willing to accommodate.
Enjoy your time in Bermuda
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