Bamboo Fence Restaurant & Swing Bar

We had lunch at Bamboo Fence and Swing Bar while visiting Secret Beach in July 2025. Like most places in the area, they have tables in the water, but these could use more regular cleaning—lots of algae and buildup. The setup felt a bit less organized compared to neighboring spots, which looked better maintained overall. The food was good. We had the quesadilla, a hamburger, and the nachos—nachos are definitely the highlight. Piña coladas were tasty, and the beer was cold, though we had to remind the staff about our beer order. Service was very slow despite the place not being busy. Prices are typical for Secret Beach, with piña coladas at $25 BZD—more expensive than in San Pedro town but standard for the area. Bathrooms were available, but there was no running water. Also, while there’s a large sign saying they only take cash, they do accept credit cards. Be aware that the umbrellas don’t tilt, so as the sun moves, shade becomes limited. Boats arriving near shore can also kick up waves that reach the shoreline tables. Overall, not a bad experience, but there are likely better-organized options nearby. Worth a stop if you’re already at Secret Beach, but don’t expect top-tier service.

We posted up at Swing Bar for almost a full day! Jeff was our server and he made the experience unforgettable! He was beyond attentive, friendly, and personable. Drinks were great and music was better than Blue Bayou in my opinion. Wish we could have stayed longer as they started a bonfire and had a DJ as we were leaving. We will definitely be back to see Jeff!

Delicious drinks, especially the mojitos. The grilled lobster and lobster tacos were the highlights from our dinner. Highly recommended. They had a great place to swim and spend time in the water with benches, slides, swings, and a volleyball net.