He became a frequent guest at Walsingham House, then owned by Samuel Trott. This house, which has changed hands several times over the years, is now Tom Moore's Tavern, and the dining is superb. The tavern is closed mid-January to the end of February. Although the Japanese menu forms an impeccable experience, you'll enjoy the deft display by Teppanyaki Chefs. Dinner is served nightly except Monday.
Reservations are highly recommended.
Dress is smart casual, but remember, no jeans. This is a great watering hole for those traveling by moped to or from the East End. It is Bermuda's first brew pub, with draft beer brewed on the premises right before your eyes. In fact, as the name indicates, you'll find a varied selection of fresh ales on any given day, among them Whale of a Wheat, Somers Amber Ale, Old Colony Bitter and North Rock Porter. Lunch and dinner are served daily.