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Casablanca Downtown has opened on Front Street, becoming the third outlet in Hamilton to carry the Casablanca name. It is predominantly a takeout, although it does have seating for about nine customers. For its soft opening Casablanca Downtown is doi...

Dear Sir, I recently spent a week in St George’s at an Airbnb owned by a wonderful gentleman by the name of James. My first evening, as I went in search of a spot to watch the sunset, I met a woman, whom I consider to be kindness incarnate — an ext...

Speciality Inn in Smith’s has freshened up its look after undergoing an intensive two-week revamp. The family-run restaurant on South Road, at the junction with Collector’s Hill, needed to have its air conditioning redone. As that work required the b...

Sheila Nicholls might be one of Bermuda’s most loyal visitors. The 82-year-old and her family have visited the island more than 30 times in 27 years. Wherever the Hamilton, Ontario, resident goes, she bigs up the island. “Back home, my friends don’t ...

New fitness equipment has been installed at Mullet Bay Park in St George’s in honour of the parish’s victory in the 50 Million Steps Challenge. The competition, held last year, challenged teams from each parish to record the highest number of steps o...

Flanagan’s Irish Pub has secured a place in TripAdvisor’s Hall of Fame after achieving a certificate of excellence for a fifth consecutive year. “We are thrilled to qualify for the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence Hall of Fame. We continually st...

Bermuda shorts have become a hit at a top hotel in the heart of New York City’s Chinatown, and the fashion talking point is helping to spread the word about Bermuda. Vaughn Davis, director of rooms at the Hotel 50 Bowery, fell in love with Bermuda cu...

A new hardcover magazine will be showcasing the island to visitors when it is published next May. The Bermuda Hotel Association has partnered with a boutique publishing company to develop “an upscale destination magazine for hotels and resorts” in Be...

It was interesting recently listening to David Burt, the Premier, saying how well his Progressive Labour Party government and Bermuda were doing with the first quarter financial results from April to June 2018. One of the areas for which he proclaime...

What we discovered amid the long-running soap opera that was Shelly Bay Beach was the scope for Bermudian antipathy towards one of the two pillars of our economy when it gets too close to home. An island that advertises itself as possessing many and ...

The conversion of a failed condominium complex into a hotel will create at least 80 jobs, the Senate heard yesterday. The comment came during debate on the Bermuda Housing Amendment Act 2018. The legislation exempts the Bermuda Housing Corporation ...

Renovation work to a replica historic ship is almost done but cash is still needed for further repairs, St George’s Foundation general manager Peter Frith said yesterday. Mr Frith said $65,000 had been spent on the replica of the Deliverance, one of ...