My travel companion and I cannot say enough nice things about this little gem…read more For starters, in a small town of lots of over processed foods, this place offers fresh and clean foods. The coffee is good, the food is excellent (breakfast and beyond) and the staff are little rays of sunshine. The seating is indoors, outdoors, and the restrooms are clean. I'm vegetarian and he is Muslim, and we were able to find great snacks and full meals at this place without issue. If you are in Swansea - please try this place. Opens at 9 and closes at 10.

They serve mouthwatering dishes . I love hang out here with my friends.read more

Morgans is unquestionably the best hotel in Swansea. However I don't think the same can be said for…read moretheir main restaurant. Now don't get me wrong the food does taste nice (after all I have given it 4*), but it my opinion it should be better! Also I'm not to keen on the actual interior of the restaurant. The tables are all packed rather too closely together, and there are no windows! After awhile you do really start to feel claustrophobic.

Old Havana is the home to fresh and authentic Cuban food and drinks. Old brings only the best and…read morefreshest food infusions & Cuban dining in the most vibrant and authentic surroundings. I freequantly visit this place .

Bit cold in the bar eating area food excellent hot fresh and great for what it was pub grub fresh…read moretasty and value for money only waited 20 to 25mins on a Saturday night when the waiting time was 45 mins to1hr

I cannot comment on the food side if things as I did not eat here…read more The bar service was fine and the prices in line with outer establishments in the area. There is ample outdoor seating although you will have to have whatever your tipple is in a plastic glass or pony pot. The view into the harbour is very good and if you are here long enough you will see a boat or two coming and going from the harbour. The inside is a very modern mix, very different from the exteriors look. There is ample indoor seating places as I would imagine that in the wet and cold months it is needed. I did glance at the menu and it is the standard gastro pub type of foods, so I am sure if you want to eat to soak up a little of the fluids you take on board you will most certainly find something to do the job.

The original Kardomah Café was on Castle Street, before the war. This was where Dylan Thomas and a…read moregroup of writers, artists and musicians who called themselves the Kardomah Gang used to gather. It was bombed out during WWII, and the current Kardomah Café is in a different location. It is like going back in time there's a booth to pay your bill, waitresses in uniform, a dessert trolley, a display of coffee paraphernalia, and you can buy freshly roasted and ground coffee at the front. I've been here twice once for a full English breakfast (which was passable) which came with a vile cup of coffee, and the second time, just for coffee, with the vague hope that the last coffee had been a mistake, or the free coffee with breakfasts is dire by default. After all, with all that coffee at the front of the shop, you'd think they were experts, right? No. The coffee I had was equally vile. Supposedly an Americano, it tasted of strong instant coffee, or filter coffee that was filtered a long time ago, and has gradually been evapourated over several hours into a concentrated gloop, then served luke warm with a greasy film on top. It was horrible, and I don't know what on earth possessed me to drink it. Determined to get my £1.80's worth, I suppose. Never again.

This is in the delta hotel part of Marriott chain. It's a very adequate place in a hotel. It's got…read morea bar and the steak and fish and chips were hot and fresh. The beer was of course good and it was great to talk to the server who was a student at Swansea. It has a typical nautical theme in this part of Wales. Overall after a long day with a red eye and then a 3 hour drive from Heathrow, this place hit the spot.