South Shore Nights

Join us on Thursdays at Coconuts for a Caribbean buffet and listen to a live steel drum band.

Choose from our display of fish in our ice-filled kayak that we bring up to Coconuts Restaurant. Watch as our chefs prepare your meal right before your eyes at our open-fire grill. Menu items include Caribbean Jerk flat iron steak, Bermudian Wahoo filet and grilled Maine lobster for a small surcharge.

And don’t forget the most happening Happy Hour on Bermuda’s South shore! From 6:00 to 9:00 enjoy $6 Grey Goose martinis!

Romantic Bermuda

Why is Coconuts Restaurant at The Reefs the most romantic place to fall in love in Bermuda?

Well, the dining on the beach, fantastic food and spectacular sunsets are definitely part of it. Watch the video to see a couple's first-hand experience at Coconuts.

Chef Philippe Joins The Reefs

Philippe Haddad, most recently of Atlanta’s Country Club of the South, will lead the culinary team at The Reefs as Executive Chef, infusing the dining options with international flair.

Originally from Belgium, Haddad has garnered a following from food & wine events across the U.S. His extensive background includes stints at St. James Club Resort Antigua, L’Escoffier Restaurant of The Beverly Hilton Hotel, the Abbey Restaurant in Atlanta, and his own namesake, Philippe’s Bistro, also of Atlanta.

Haddad began his culinary journey in his native Belgium where he trained with Master Chef Eddie Van Maele. He then cooked in various restaurants in Belgium, France and England before moving to the United States in 1983. Since that time he has worked with restaurants from coast to coast.

Please join us in welcoming Chef Philippe to The Reefs. We hope your taste buds will be tantalized beyond your expectations when dining at The Reefs with Chef Philippe's new creations.

Bon Appetit!

The Story of the Sandcastle

The Bogus family of Williamsburg, Va recently stayed at The Reefs and built an impressively large sandcastle on the beach just beneath Coconuts Restaurant. For 20 years it has been their family tradition to build a sandcastle on each beach vacation.

It was the family’s first ever visit to Bermuda. They had such a wonderful time they are already planning a return visit to The Reefs in October. History buffs, the Bogus’s enjoyed learning more about Bermuda’s 400th Anniversary and the linkages between the island and their home in the Historic Triangle of Williamsburg, Jamestown and Yorktown.

You can see Don’s sandcastle in the making in this video. Impressive, isn't it? Share your thoughts!

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The Beach Chair

October has always been my favourite time of year in Bermuda - the days are still warm and sunny, the evenings are perfect for sitting outside, but the humidity is starting to ease plus it make perfect sleeping weather! Of course when you work at one of the most beautiful spots around there are some days when you just don't want to work and instead go to the beach with all the guests.

Since the beach is not an option I do the next best thing and take a walk down to Coconuts and see what is happening. Today I had to take that walk and I found a very lonely chair on the beach (pictures) - just the perfect way to spend the afternoon - so perhaps a guest will come to the rescue of this poor chair! The beach is full of very happy and relaxed guests and Glenn is very busy with the drink tray - not sure if the happiness is from the weather or the drinks - but it’s great to see everyone enjoying themselves!