Tom Moore’s Tavern offers an unforgettable fine-dining experience surrounded by centuries of Bermuda history. Located at 7 Walsingham Lane in Hamilton Parish, this iconic restaurant occupies a historic house dating back to 1652, making it one of Bermuda’s most distinctive dining destinations. The property is closely associated with Irish poet Tom Moore, who visited Bermuda in the early 1800s, adding an intriguing literary and cultural connection to the restaurant’s story.
Inside, guests discover an intimate and romantic atmosphere where historic architecture, elegant dining spaces, attentive service, and exceptional cuisine come together. The menu showcases contemporary European cuisine prepared with premium ingredients, including fresh seafood, seasonal local fish, premium meats, pasta, and beautifully presented salads. Signature choices include traditional Bermuda fish chowder, baked garlic escargot, scallops, salmon, duck, lamb, beef tenderloin, and grilled ribeye.
Dessert is an experience in itself, with the restaurant’s baked-to-order soufflé serving as a memorable finale. Tom Moore’s also maintains an extensive wine selection, making it an excellent choice for diners seeking sophisticated food and wine pairings.
The restaurant is ideal for romantic dinners, anniversaries, celebrations, business dinners, weddings, private functions, and travelers looking to experience one of Bermuda’s most historic restaurants.
