Outfitted like a British cricket club, this brasserie and bistro features a health-conscious breakfast buffet with low-sodium and high-fiber offerings, as well as one of the most comprehensive lunch menus on the island. It's good food -- nothing more. You'll probably be satisfied with it if your expectations don't run too high. Standard "family fare" includes deli-style sandwiches, soups, chowders, pastas, salads, and platters such as grilled steaks and veal. The most popular fish dish is grilled grouper with citrus-butter sauce, which has more flavor than the routine steaks and chops on the menu.

The restaurant, on the lower lobby level of the Southampton Princess, overlooks the swimming pool and the ocean beyond. Many Bermudians, with kids in tow, come here for a late lunch or a light supper. The informal but traditional restaurant requests only that guests cover their bathing suits with a shirt. A children's menu is available.