This is a small shop in Woodfield street , they sell sandwiches ,filled rolls , pasties , sausage…read morerolls , bread and lots of cakes. I really enjoy the chicken and mango sandwich which is filled with chicken and salad and little bit of mango. All the bread and rolls are fresh and have a great taste , the filled rolls are made instore as are the sausage rolls and pasties. I think prices here are quite reasonable even if the bread does cost more than a supermarket , sometimes there are even offers on the sausage rolls and the cakes. You get served very quickly by friendly staff who like to have a little chat with their customers.

I love this place. I have eaten there many a time and the selections are always five star. Food is…read morefresh and well presented and extremely flavorful. The bacon,egg and cheese sandwich is my favorite, but mind you come hungry it's a filling sandwich and the sweet chili chicken wrap is excellent for lunch, it too will fill you up. Coffee is excellent or try my favorite Earl Grey tea. Last but not least the staff really make you feel like you are home and everybody knows everybody. Take my word for it, The Surf Bar Cafe is THE place to go when in Burry Port!

This is an absolute gem of a cafe, and most unusually for a UK beach cafe is open all year round!…read moreIt has unsurpassed views over Caswell Bay (always the easiest beach in the Gower to get to, and with the best parking). Surf Side is great in the summer when all you fancy is a nice icy cool drink. However I personally love it in the winter, when you can watch the violent sea through the window, whilst you're all cosy on the sofa enjoying the wood burning stove inside! The food is excellent, especially their Victoria spongecake which is mouthwateringly good! Cakes aside they also serve sandwiches, ciabattas, paninis, as well as hot and cold drinks. It has become a family ritual, that after a nice walk along the coast path we always finish up here for a hot chocolate and cake!

UNEXPECTED Judging…read morefrom the exterior, you might expect to find cardboard food and tepid drinks inside. But they feature fresh, hot food, with a bit of gourmet flair. And if you want chips (a.k.a., fries), there's a hole-in-the-wall at the other end of the beach, and you're welcome to bring them in from there.

An interesting Italian restaurant with good food and a building which is made almost completely out…read moreof glass (gifting all patrons with a fantastic view of Mumbles Bay), it's therefore hardly surprising that Verdi's is so popular! Despite there always being a hub of activity going on at this establishment (due to the fact it's always packed), you just can't help feeling chilled out (maybe it's being so close to the sea?). They offer plenty of free newspapers and magazines for you to peruse over whilst waiting for your food, additionally you're made to feel welcome whether you're just having a coffee, ice cream or full blown meal. The food available is generally light (I'd definitely consider this place to be more of a café than a restaurant). The menu offers pizza, small pasta dishes, salads and a variety of Panini's, sandwiches and baguettes (which come with salad and crisps), all of which taste good and are well presented. It is the deserts however which are simply to die for! Sure the ice creams nice, but once you look at some of the cakes under the counter glass it'll be rather hard to resist (just don't think about the calories)! Verdi's doesn't take bookings, and even as early as March it can become very popular on the weekends. Best advice is to come as early as possible, but be prepared for a wait, which I can honestly say is well worth it!

Great coffee, great location on the sea front. As we're…read moregetting older and I have relatives who find it difficult to get around I find Verdi's is very convenient and easy to access with relatives in wheel chairs. Great to take a coffee, nice cake or a light lunch while walking them along the promenade in a wheel chair.

On arrival it took at least 5 minutes for staff to acknowledge we were here, shown to table and…read moretold to download app to order, any problems to press button on table for assistance, Ordered food and drink via app, drinks arrived promptly and just placed on table without a word for us to sort who's was who's. Food followed and was asked if we needed anything else, received the requested Mayo, then realised we had no napkins so we pressed the button for attention on our table, no one came! So we got napkins from a passing waitress, food was very nice and liked by all of us. Paid through the app so no service charge was added. Not the same sort of service you get in an American diner in America and would gladly pay the waitress 20% for good service which I don't think we received. Maybe customer service isn't in the vocabulary of the Gen Z.

Grand Slam x 2. I live in Gloucester but once I knew about…read morethis place I HAD to have my partner bring me. Im American and couldn't wait to see how this held up. It was amazing and dare I say better than 'home'. Our server Sosha was THE best. There is a great call service, push the button and your server appears. Again, I can't rate Sosha high enough. Great food, great service. Can't wait to come back.

Subway has recently opened in Morriston and provides a tempting lunch at times with its delicious…read morefreshly baked subway rolls, my favourite being a toasted Italian Herbs and Cheese with a Italian BMT(three tasty meats and cheese) filling and all the salad, bar the chillies!! Subway are a huge chain but this new shop is well staffed and they still give individual service, making sure your sub is done exactly as you want it. The choice of toasted and then adding salad is a great touch, or totally heated after all the fillings. As a take out range they have heavily salted, cholestrol concoctions like my favourite(only very occasional treat) but they also have a great range of much healthier options, low fat subs, salads, mini subs and recently wraps. The salad always seems very fresh and tasty so if you incorporate a wrap and salad or just salad, it's still a tasty place to get lunch(or late nigth snacks).

Given that the staff have an issue with people from traveller backgrounds & people with mental…read morehealth problems, I would advise others to avoid going here at all costs. Working here gave me a nervous breakdown and I was constantly harassed by the manager outside of work for petty things, they then constructively dismissed me as my anxiety disorder made them uncomfortable. Had I not been pregnant at the end of my time here I would have sued for the upset they caused me. Also you don't even wanna know what they do when prepping food!

Another great cafe on the university campus. This is a pleasant, well spaced and comfortable place…read moreupstairs in the Taliesin building, with a choice of (a few) sofas or chairs and tables. There is a range of snacks and light meals on the main menu, including tapas, tortillas, baked potatoes, toasted sandwiches, and some hot 'specials' which change daily, including a vegetarian dish of the day (yesterday it was potato and cheese pie with salad). There is freshly ground coffee on offer and different teas including herbal, and also smoothies. A nice selection of pastries and cakes there too and it's licenced so you can have a glass of wine with your meal.

Please don't even think of trying the toasted cheese and onion sandwich unless you like cheap,…read moretasteless bread, elastic cheese and a sliver of onion. Definitely the worst thing I have attempted to eat for a very long time.

Pretty good as supermarkets go and I've recently switched from Tesco to Morrisons because it's more…read moreconvenient and I can get slightly more choice in vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free foods. It's a large store too, so most things are available. The cafe is good and there are several veggie choices - the cajun burger is particularly nice, and you can get excellent coffees too. I only have a few gripes. One is that, like all Morrison stores (as far as I know), you have to pay £1 to use the car park. While you can have this reimbursed later when paying for shopping, you are only allowed one and a half hours. If you want to have a leisurely meal and then do a lot of shopping I find this is not enough time. Several times we have skipped lunch if we need to browse in the supermarket and do a 'big shop'. Another irritating thing is having to find another £1 coin to use a trolley - which again you get back later. (Tesco doesn't charge for car parking or trolley use) My next complaint is that the cutlery in the cafe is always a bit smeary and the trays they stand in often need a good clean as they can be dusty. I'm not saying that the knives and forks are necessarily dirty - they may just be smeared from soapy water and not dried properly (I found the same problem in the Morrisons cafe in Brecon). My last complaint is that many of the hot desserts, like the jam roly poly is made with suet so not suitable for vegetarians. Why, oh why, in this day and age, do the cooks need to use animal fats in the desserts? Also, Morrisons would make more money if they used vegetable fats because then they would sell more puddings (think of all the vegetarians who would love to eat one - me for example!!) UPDATE NOVEMBER 2008 To finish on a positive note, we were VERY impressed today by the lovely range of fresh sandwiches (two rounds on each plate) beautifully presented on oblong trays, adorned with salad and crisps, for well under £2 each! The egg and cress sandwiches were only £1.39 and the (truly delicious) cheese and beetroot £1.69. When you think what you'd pay in most cafes for a big plate of sandwiches!! Well done Morrison Cafe - excellent value (I've changed my star rating from 3 to 4!)

Morrisons What is…read morehappening with the stock levels at Morrison's store Neath lately. Two weeks running I have called in for my weekly shop on a Tuesday and found it to be something like a Russian supermarket. Rows of empty shelves in the fresh food area. No vegetables, no bananas. Only milk available with a use by date of TOMORROW! Same with the bread. I could go on. I normally spend upwards of £100 per week on supermarket groceries in Morrison's, I struggled to spend £30 in Morrison's today, mostly on branded non-food items. How on earth do Morrison's hope to maintain their market share, when they maintain such abysmal stock levels and quality fresh food on their shelves to buy. Poor show Morrison's, poor show. I will be taking my business elsewhere next week.