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Swizzle Inn-November 2024
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Nov 21, 2024

　　A revamped 17th-century roadhouse near Castle Harbour houses Bermuda's oldest pub, a beloved local institution. It's famous for the mind-bending Rum Swizzle – a mix of rums and fruit juices, and its Bailey's Bay Fish Sandwich has many loyal fans. We're fans of the seafood pasta and beer-braised ribs. There's nightly live music and it hosts Oktoberfest, too.

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