If you're going for beers, this is a good pub - traditional bar and lounge setup, always got a few…read moregood UK beers and interesting guest ales alongside the typical bitters and lagers you'll see in every pub. Really friendly staff! Unfortunately, if you're going for food, I'd not bother. Their menu has been shrinking year on year; there's now only five main courses, one of which is nachos and cheese(!). Vegetarians especially will feel left out - they've only got one veggie main and it's the most tasteless pile of microwaved slop imaginable. Also, while the staff are very friendly and helpful, there are too few of them - this weekend it took over an hour between ordering food and receiving it.

In response, we always welcome any sort of feedback but would like to highlight that the majority…read moreof our menu is homemade including homemade chips and homemade beer batter for our cod which is priced very reasonably.In addition to our menu we always offer a specials board. current vegetarian dishes include homemade vegetarian chilli, vegetable lasagne a very popular mushroom and mozzarella burger with red onion chutney and tonights special as an example is homemade spinach and aubergine Madras. We do pride ourselves on good customer service and feel it is important to have knowledgeable friendly staff. In response to to the comment regarding the wait for food, this has actually nothing to do with the number of staff on duty but sadly the kitchen is very restricted regarding size due to the fact that the pub dates back to the 1700's and this restriction is evident during very busy times when we do have an unavoidable wait for food but we always try to advise the customer if there is such a wait.

The online menu states they do steaks, however when we visited they had taken steaks off the menu,…read morewe left and ate at the hungry horse in dunvant, we had delicious steaks. The only good thing about the experience was the dog friendliness of the establishment

Valentines Dinner Ruined! Run by young people who haven't the slightest idea what customer service…read moreor hospitality means. Ordered a dinner pie for my husband, and a classic chicken burger for myself. His pie pastry was so tough he could hardly cut it, and the carrots were like rubber. They brought me the wrong burger. They brought the smothered chicken burger. I sent it back to get the correct item. Then they brought a grilled chicken sandwich. When I showed them that the chicken burger was grilled instead of breaded, they said that is what the classic chicken burger is. Menu doesn't say this. They refused to make my meal right. We left my husbands meal uneaten and paid for what we received - even though we left hungry. We found a nice place for dinner. Will never eat here again and advise others to avoid it.

My husband and I loved this neighborhood Pub, the ales were delicious; BUT, I must particularly…read moregive a shout out to the owners for a feel good story!! I accidentally left my purse here while we were on vacation from the US. I realized the next morning, called & the owner was SO KIND to reassure me that my purse was there with everything in it before I even finished telling him who I was!! SOOOO, so thankful for his kindness!! Tells you something about this area, but specifically about this Pub!! :) :) :)

Up a residential road, you can't actually see it from the bottom. It is well worth seeking out…read morethough. A proper, and awesome, pub. Local place, very friendly service and a great feel to the place in general. Add to that a fair number of interesting ales to choose fromI really wanted to drop back later but ran out of time.

A good atmosphere, excellent food, and the cask ales are brewed on the premises although the…read moremicro-brewery is owned and managed by the Railway Inn at Upper Killay. My wife and me like to sit outside in the summer, and to people watch. During the rugby season its a good place to watch the games on the TV

This is a new restaurant in an amazing location very close to Three Cliffs bay, one of the most…read morebeautiful places on the planet. It is upstairs in a recently renovated building with large windows overlooking the Bristol Channel, and it is attached to a coffee shop and a little general store. There is good parking out front and a large National Trust lot right across the road. It is quite small with a very simple modern interior, and was mostly empty when we were there on a cold March night. The dinner menu is small, but there is also a lunch menu and all items from both menus are available at any time. We did not have any wine but the wine menu looked good. Only bottled beer is available. One of us is vegetarian/gluten free, and there was only one starter and one main available for her and no desert, but gluten free bread was available. However, she said that what she ordered (the celeriac) was beautifully prepared and absolutely delicious so the limited choice was not a problem. We ordered the hake and the chicken, which were both perfectly cooked and tasted excellent, although the chicken was a little under seasoned. A grind of salt fixed that. The starters and side dishes were perfect. There are a lot of good pubs in the area but hopefully the great location and excellent food will encourage more people to give it a try.

My partner and I passed The West Cross Inn while out for a drive. We popped in for some lunch. The…read morestaff are very friendly and professional. The food was fantastic and we had a lovely seat overlooking the Pier. It was a wonderful experience and we would highly recommend visiting.

Great view over the sea from this pub. Unfortunately it is from the eating section of the building…read more The rest of the pub is very nice too mind you, it is a rather charming looking place and the people working there were friendly. 1 ale and 4 ciders (a rare treat). Evans Evans Warrior made for a decent beer and the Welsh Warrior cider, fetched from the cellar, was very nice indeed!

A local pub for local people lol lovely beer just what a pub should be and always a warm welcome…read moreand live bands on the weekends

For many years now, I like to make a point of at least one visit to the Woodman whilst staying with…read morefamily in Swansea living nearby. Often a simple pint of ale will suffice and other times a full meal with family. My recent visit was by reservation and included full meals for three. We all had different main courses and all left very satisfied. Service was excellent, as always. A nice old worldy venue, the bay window area is my favourite spot.

Visited a good number of times for Sunday Lunch and we find the Woodman to be of reasonable quality…read moreand reasonable price as pub Sunday Lunches go. It's not outstanding but we always find it to be quite good...totally satisfactory, and in a nice location with easy parking and wheel chair access.

Not been in here for MANY Years, but called in over the weekend, and was suprised how busy it was,…read morewith a lovely atmosphere too. Seems to have been completely modernised all round, with a good selection of Ales and Food. Well worth a repeat visit soon, if we are down in the Mumbles area again..