Juice 'n Beans Cafe - Hamilton

During my week-long stay in Bermuda I visited the Juice 'N Beans cafe twice for dinner. The first time the only dish available was an eggplant and potato curry (which was actually really good), the second time there was another curry option, and also a home-made soup and home-made samosas. I had one of the samosas, which was oily but tasty. There were also several cookies and pastries. The choice of food at the Juice N Beans is limited but for me it was pleasant to know there was at least one vegetarian option in Bermuda. As for being vegan friendly , my experience was that when I asked one of the staff if the samosas were fully vegan, he replied that he didn 't know what the rules of vegan were... Other than that, it seemed to me that the place is quite popular for smoothies, coffees and teas. It 's a small, modern and quite pleasant cafe, wifi is also available.

I suggest when you go to dinner, you have a plan. when I was on vacation in bermuda I was really on a real vegan meal. I fell in the afternoon for a juice that was great. at 17 o'clock I went back to get my dinner. this is a Friday afternoon in October not the dead of winter. there was no samosas left, and the only option was an Indian dish (I love Indian food) that had isolated in it. the type that served, said he thought he had a little cockered in the back, so I thought I was dinner, then he came back and said that they were not sick. So I had to order back to my hotel and eat there. Very. very disappointed at 5:30 a.m. on a Friday night would be my hope that they could offer more than rice and wipers on the buffet menu.

I visited this restaurant during Harbor Night (held every Wednesday for tourists). They have a fantastic location right on the street in Hamilton, conveniently located near the bus terminal and even closer to the ferry terminal, which makes it very accessible. It's a cozy spot with a wide variety of options. I tried the Berries Amore, and it was absolutely delicious!

I visited this restaurant and had a great experience, even better than at Starbucks. While the food options were limited, I enjoyed a few Indian dishes for lunch, and they were delicious. Everything in Bermuda tends to be pricey, but this place wasn’t too bad.

This charming little café serves delicious breakfast burritos filled with scrambled tofu. We also tried their vanilla honey chai, which was excellent. In addition to these, they offer a variety of beverages, including coffee, smoothies, and teas. It seemed like they have Indian vegetarian lunch options, but we didn't visit for lunch. There's free Wi-Fi available with a $10 purchase (as of July 2013). The café is conveniently located right by the main train station in Hamilton.