A great old pub which used to be a station! There are several real ales and Guinness on offer and…read moreyou can sit in one of the bars inside and watch football on one of the screens, or at wooden picniic tables outside on what used to be a platform! It's got a real countryside feel too with a large green area at the front beside the village, and the forest behind. I thought the people serving could have been friendlier and more welcoming which is why I give only 4 stars. Maybe they are with the locals but we were just passing through today.

great local pub with excellent food and first class service excellent drinks and awesome service…read morefrom the bar staff

This a nice cozy 16th-century inn situated in the village of Llangennith in the Gower, close to…read moreRhossilli beach. It has many original features and oak beams. The Kings Head serves good food including curries, Italian foods and traditional Welsh dishes. There are tables outside for when the weather is nice. The bar is pretty basic and smelt a bit funny last time I went but there is a separate eating area which is much nicer and has an open fire and a piano.

Couldn't reccomend enough! As a veggie I find most pubs give bog standard frozen food that I could…read moremake at home, but at the Kings head we had such a beautiful surprise. The specials board had a stunning truffle and mushroom strudel which was utterly delicious! I could have eaten it over and over again! The portion size was lovely, the own brew gower brewery beers are delicious and varied and the staff were all very pleasant and accomidating. Better yet, you can take your four legged friends too! Thank you so much Kings head!

The Westbourne used to be a quiet, dark, slightly scruffy affair until it had a facelift a few…read moreyears ago. Now it is quite nice, and gets packed out on the weekends. Brynymor Road is in the middle of a very popular area for student accommodation, but the beer in the Westbourne is significantly more expensive than in the 'Brynymor' just up the road, which obviously has an effect on the type of crowd it attracts. Having said that, it is lot more student friendly than it used to be. You will see a lot of students in there at the start and end of term, when they can get their parents to pay for the more expensive beer. They do decent food, and have got on board with some of the newer ideas hitting pubs, wireless internet, coffee and suchlike. There are quite a few flat screens, but local rugby will usually take preference over football. When there's no sport on, they play Sultans of Swing and Build me up Buttercup on loop. I exaggerate, but only slightly.

Good pub, haven't tried the food, but the service is great. The self service system is gimmicky but…read moreI still enjoyed it. Also they have offers on. Lovely seething outside with heating.

Very popular pub, fairly centrally located in Llaneli. Busy on the weekends especially. Often used…read moreas a stopping off place before going into the heart of the town itself. Traditional drinking mans pub, fuelled by the fact that the pub has Setanta & Sky Sports on TV. So as you can imagine gets very busy on the day of big sporting events. The best feature is the spacious sun terrace (former bowling green !) towards the rear. Pub also has definate bar, lounge & pool room. It is also a free house so has a range of drinks on offer (but no food).

This is a cosy but lively pub, close to the centre of Llanelli. The drinks are quite cheap and the…read moreatmosphere is good. There is a lovely outside area for those odd days when it doesnt rain. The rooms are a little small in the pub hence the term cosy, so it can get crowded during busy periods such as rugby internationals. A good range of drinks, including local ales and also a good choice of crisps/nuts. Staff are pleasant and the service is quick. Maybe could do with a facelift in the bar area. Overall this is a very popular local pub which is in easy walking distance to the shops and other local pubs and restaurants.

As a regular to this pub I have enjoyed many nights at the venue, however recently the management…read morehave become involved in Left wing politics and show full support to the LGBTQ+++ agenda. Whilst I have no problem with the LGB aspect of the movement, I have tried to explain the full meaning of the full LGBTQ alphabet and the detrimental impact on children to the managers Sion and Michelle, but despite this they have invited drag queens and ice creams vans to attract and entertain young kids during the day over the Ponty Pride weekend, they proudly display paintings on social media posts of pride paintings on the pub wall, many of these paintings were done at local primary schools without parents consent, that consent would not have been granted in these circumstances, they should take down the posts showing the kids paintings, and remove the paintings from their walls. Pubs are supposed to be a meeting place where people with different political opinions go to relax, the Pontardawe Inn is no longer politically impartial and I question whether it is a family friendly pub for all families, very disappointed and I won't be using it again.

Great local pub serving lovely food and drinks…read more A warm and friendly atmosphere with live gigs. Great place

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

Excellent pub with stunning food. This pub has traditional little areas, each different and one is…read morededicated to food. This area isn't big though so you'll have to be sure to book. I've never come here without a booking. The restaurant part is small and dark with a fireplace at one end and is close to the bar (as is every room). The main area has multiple TVs and is geared towards drink as much as food. There is a small area off to one side with a large screen TV set up like a living room which is always full of people relaxing and watching the TV when I pop by. The food here is fantastic always and although sometimes it isn't perfect it's always created with care. The menu doesn't vary too much and there are a few starters and a few mains and there is a slightly different lunch menu here. I'm always here with 3 other people and we always enjoy our meals. The desserts are pretty standard but the starters and mains can be different. Service isn't always instant but where is in a pub? You'll not have to wait long and you'll get some lovely hot bread with butter and oil & balsamic vinegar for dipping. The owner is often pottering around and you are as likely to have her take your order as one of the staff. Worth the trip out into the middle of nowhere :-)

A restaurant with a pub is the way I'd describe this excellent eatery in the small village of Troes…read moreon the outskirts of Bridgend. Rustic and traditional, the restaurant is warm and welcoming with a real fire crackling away during the winter months. A large menu is supplemented with daily specials and I've always been very impressed with the quality and presentation. The owner Clive and his wife are very friendly and helpful though the serving staff can be a little timid and inexperienced. All in all, a great place and a real step up from a bar meal that you'd expect in a pub with a restaurant, hence my opening description.

Nice food. Huge bar with wide range of drinks. Mainly a football supporters pub but not in the bad…read moreway.

We found this pub to watch the Euro 12 final it was the nearest to the hotel (premier Inn)…read more What a gem! Locals were friendly and the guy who owns the place was sound. We had kids with us and it was no problem. We enjoyed quite a few drinks there and the staff were great we were over for a wedding so the chances of going back are slim but I would definitely travel a few miles to drink in this boozer. Ten out of ten