Henry VIII Restaurant, Sushi Bar & Pub

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"Perched atop a Southampton hill overlooking the turquoise Atlantic Ocean, this casual bar and restaurant is an excellent choice if you’re staying on the island’s west end or visiting Gibb’s Hill Lighthouse nearby. With its Tudor-style decor, featuring dark wood beams, hardwood tables, and British royal portraits, the restaurant also serves as a playful homage to old England, offering all the features of a classic British pub along with the added benefit of a spacious outdoor patio with endless ocean views. With seven beers on tap, including two from Bermuda Craft Brewing—a West Coast session IPA called 64 West and a classic pale ale named Citra Smash—do as the locals do and grab a pint." - David LaHuta

"A Royal Favorite Henry VIII has been an island favorite for 40 years. Not surprisingly, given its namesake, the restaurant serves some typical English dishes — bangers and mash, fish and chips — but the menu also includes some of the island’s best sushi. The food comes with ocean views that are especially spectacular at sunset. “This is my local place,” Mike says. “It’s just a two-minute drive from my house. They take good care of their guests. On Saturday nights, a DJ plays old-school music and every day there’s an awesome cross section of people here: locals, visitors, and expats. It’s a good place to dance the night away, and the sushi is off the hook.” Sponsored by The Bermuda Tourism Authority"

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"When I was 12 my father took my sister and me to Bermuda and we ate at Henry VIII, a medieval-themed restaurant — part of a memorable family trip spent sweltering, swimming at the beach, and surprising my mom during her cruise." - Matthew Kepnes