Salt Rock Grill

Bermuda


There are three things to like about Salt Rock Grill: the sunset views from its lofty hilltop perch; T-bones, rib eyes, sirloins and filets mignon grilled exactly to your specifications; and fresh seafood with a Caribbean twist (coconut-crusted shrimp, fire-roasted lobster tails). Lingering over Sunday brunch is also a pleasure. Check out the Facebook page.


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