Evening entertainment on some evenings with the locals singing..some are very talented. This crowd was an over 50's kind of place. Music wasn't too loud but enjoyable.

You show up and meet John behind the bar, and he makes you feel like an old friend. This place has a local bar feel and the staff makes you feel like a regular.

Best night of our trip was the one we spent here. We were reluctantly planning to go to the Barefoot Bar (loud and crass) after dinner because it was the only place we knew, but some folks told us us there was some acoustic music playing a few doors down the beach. So we wandered over and were welcomed at... More

on the beach - windy - just stopped there bar hopping

Stopped a couple of times for drinks and ended up eating some good there. Great place to sit and watch the ocean while listening to music. The owner is an escapee from England but still wears his English heritage with pride. Stop by-you won't regret it. Try and fiqure out what the disco Buddha thing is.

the owner is a british expat and passionate about music. he's not playing your standard tourist B Marley reggae you hear all over Belize tourist bars. really cool patio & cozy atmosphere inside too. the drinks were strong and although we didn't try any food, we hear it's good.

We were staying a few doors down the beach & heard the music every night, so we always had to stroll down to the Devinery to see what was going on. Bongos, reggae, acoustic rock...every nights something different.....so much fun. People dancing, very lively fun place.....plus one of the few that serve wine.

they have the same menu as all the other restaurants but they seem to charge a little bit more...a really terrific settting though...right on the beach

John, the owner, and the bartenders at Deviners are a welcoming bunch. The drinks are great and the chat around the bar is better.