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The top five vote-getters in the Best Bermuda Fish Sandwich competition have been announced with the winner expected to be determined at a live judging event at Harbour Nights tomorrow. In no particular order the finalists so far are Seaside Grill, T...

“Why hasn’t Art Mel’s entered?” This is the question many people have been asking since a competition to find the Island’s best fish sandwich launched on Tuesday. Described as “perfection” by celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson and named the “best on Ea...

If you have been in Church Street in the summer heat, you may have seen the crowds — Snowy’s is back and it is bigger than ever. The self-proclaimed makers of the “world’s fluffiest snowballs” has quickly found a home in the heart of Hamilton after m...

The Bermuda’s Best Fish Sandwich Competition is now under way after its launch yesterday at the Chamber of Commerce. Organised by the Bermuda Tourism Authority, the competition runs for two weeks — allowing residents and visitors time to eat the “ab...

Today is National Chicken Wing Day — and one of Bermuda’s chicken wing outlets is celebrating by giving something back to the community. Wild Wing Wednesday, on Parsons Road, has linked up with the Eliza DoLittle Society for a food collection in aid ...

Two local chefs are cooking up a storm for America’s Cup defending champions Oracle Team USA. Matthew Pridham and Benjamin Bernardo are now working at the team’s base and for Mr Bernardo the job is “proof that hard work pays off”. “If you’re Bermudi...

These days Filipino chef Boyet Katigbak can fry, sear and grill like the best of them. But years ago the 24-year-old found himself afraid to venture into the kitchen. “When I was a child I didn’t like to cook,” the Chop Fusion chef said. “I had a f...

Opposition legislation aimed at providing the needy with food has been approved by the Senate. The Good Samaritan Food Donation Act won bipartisan support in the House of Assembly at the end of a four-hour debate in which the Government side started ...

I have unique and fond memories of Port-au-Prince and it was there in Haiti, in the early 1500s, that the Spanish discovered a method of roasting meat over an open fire that the natives called “barabicu” that translates as “framework of sticks set up...

Susie Switch paid a midseason visit to our house last week, scooping up a bucket full of candy that the kids had been stashing since Christmas. The excitement level was pretty major, you honestly would have thought that Santa himself was on his way....

A new food court in Washington Mall will allow people to mix and match their food choices and sit where they want in a central location that is likely to boost the number of visitors coming into the shopping mall. The concept is popular in the US, UK...