The casual attmosphere, very good food, and top shelf service make this one of our favorite restaurants in town. Not inexpensive, but a good value. more

Great atmosphere. Service was okay, but food is pricey. I had the Halibut special which was simply delicious. The flavor combination worked remarkably well. My Husband had the vacuum sealed ribs which was just okay; the reduction sauce didn't quite hit the mark. It was a little bland but the presentation was beautiful. Our biggest complaint was a $70 Pinot... more

Was in town for a bridge tournament - had to eat very early every night. Deveraux's was among the few better restaurants that were willing to open early and were we glad they did. Lovely meal: presentation was beautiful, the staff attentive and engaging but not intrusive; food was creative and delicious. The property is an old cigar factory -... more

Devereaux's used to be one of the best. Unfortunately, as other restaurants close, it has suffered. Went there again last night. We had the foie gras. It is good, but $20 each. Ordered a Muscat, which I asked to have arrive only with the appetizer, so it would stay chilled. It arrived almost immediately and warmed for 15 minutes waiting... more

A bartender at another restaurant recommended we try this place on a recent stay in Greenville. We were greeted promptly and politely and chose to sit in the bar to enjoy drinks and appetizers rather than having a meal. The atmosphere is elegant...and yet relaxed...we enjoyed the jazz trio that played nearby without it overwhelming our conversation. Service at the... more

My husband and I went to Devereaux's to celebrate a birthday and overall were very disapointed. Atmosphere was a little stiff and price was too! I had the Ribeye, which was delicious and was actually a decent portion size. My husband had the Grouper, which was a complete disappointment. Very bland and not a big enough portion to fill you... more

The food is presented well but lacking in flavor. The monkfish was tough, the prawns were slightly undercooked, the portions were very small and the service was slow. They were out of some of the less expensive wines forcing patrons to spend more than they wanted to for wine. It wasn't awful but it was very expensive for Greenville and... more

My wife and I travel a lot, and are lucky to be able to eat out a lot when we travel. We are from Greenville, and have eaten at most of the finer restaurants in Greenville. It mau be a surprise for those of you not from Greenville, but the restaurants in Greenville are as good as any that we... more

Devereaux's is a contemporary American restaurant, that one would more likely find in a city like New York or LA. The restaurant is located in an old renovated mill in the heart of downtown Greenville. They have a small, but often changing menu, but on our latest trip we had the five course chef's tasting menu, with the wine flight... more