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White Horse Tavern
BERMUDIAN The oldest tavern in St. George is the most
popular in Bermuda; it's always jammed with visitors. This white building with green
shutters has a restaurant and cedar bar with a terrace jutting into St. George's Har-
bour. The most popular item on the menu is fish and chips, in a seasoned flour batter
and often overdone. The fish chowder is good, as are the baby back ribs and grilled
wahoo (the local catch). At lunch, there are burgers and fresh salads. The food is
passable, but not special. Another horsy tavern, the Black Horse Tavern (see above),
serves a more authentic Bermudian cuisine. Dress is smart casual, and there's often
enjoyable entertainment.
King's Sq.
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441/297-1838.
www.whitehorsebermuda.com. Reservations accepted only for groups.
Breakfast $4-$15; lunch main courses $11-$26; dinner main courses $15-$47. AE, MC, V. Daily 9am-11pm;
bar daily 10am-1am. Bus: 3, 10, or 11.
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