Had I not popped into Mumbles' Pilot Inn - a traditional English Pub with a great selection of IPAs…read more- I'd be a lot less informed. It was here, sitting at the bar, that I learned from an English "futbol" lover that "American baseball is the most boring sport ever". From another patron I learned that his visit to America included staying at the same Las Vegas hotel at the same time that a gunman opened fire on a concert crowd below taking 58 innocent lives. This gentleman understandably cut short his Vegas visit and flew to Florida concurrent with the arrival of Hurricane Nate. Welcome to America! So, while the patrons of Pilot Inn might not have great admiration for America - the country - they were friendly and fun towards Americans - the people... me. I happened to remark on a certain IPA or two that the Pilot Inn features. I'd tried these at another place (BeerRiff in Swansea) days earlier. Thus I learned that the two places are under the same ownership. Both are fun and both are worth a visit. I enjoyed the Pilot Inn and its people. Both left upon me a fully positive impression.

Great little pub on the Mumbles mile. Very cute, mello clientele and good beers. We like that they…read morebrew their own and the Pilot Gold is tasty.

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.

Much, much nicer than the Salt in Cardiff Bay! As a student whenever my parents came down to visit…read moreme I always tended to drag them down to Salt (had to get that free meal). Whether or not you're having their Sea Bass or something lighter like their deli filled breads, the food is always in my opinion excellent, and very well presented! The décor definitely has a seaside feel which comes across as tasteful rather than tacky (the impression I get in the Cardiff branch), and on a sunny day I'd really recommend getting a table on their balcony. There is however one major problem with Salt, and that is the amount of time you have to wait for food. I have eaten at this establishment on numerous occasions, and despite having complained this issue has yet to be addressed! If it wasn't for the fact that I really enjoy the food and atmosphere at Salt, I'm pretty certain I wouldn't come back. What further aggravates is that the staff hardly ever appear to be apologetic, and even when there's only one other table occupied, claim that the kitchen has a long queue. So unfortunately I'd only recommend Salt if you have plenty of time on your hands!

Disaster from the moment we walked in ! couldn't find our booking , then couldn't seat us…read more totally unorganised so much so only ordered one drink and a main to keep it simple then we got given 3 meals we hadn't ordered ! then got given someone else's bill! won't be back

Awful, inedible food - no taste - no seasoning. Inauthentic Jamaican/West Indian food - don't…read morebother going there. Service really inattentive- starters either don't come at the start of the meal or don't come at all. Warm beer - no alcohol in the cocktail. Manager aggressive. Ambiance is cold and empty. If I could give zero stars I would.

A fun place to enjoy a full British breakfast (and more I guess - but we both enjoyed the…read morebreakfasts). The place is is located a 15 minute walk from the center of town - unless it is cold, windy or rainy (never happens in Wales right?!) a very pleasant walk to enjoy the views and the fresh hour. However don't feel obliged to park in town and walk if you don't want to as there is ample parking by the pier based on our experience. The restaurant is clean and has both inside and outside seating with prompt and friendly service. A playerless piano plays music for you while you dine. Walk through a door after breakfast and there you are in an extensive amusement arcade - fun! And then there is the pier itself with its views and bracing fresh air. Another option is to climb some steps up to a cliffs above (behind the cafe) from which you can enjoy further views. Fun place to visit!!

The bikini clad Mumbles Pier Ape Lady was late for date - didn't realise she was tied up at the end…read moreof the Pier. Waiting, had time to look at the menu for the Pier Cafe (http://www.mumbles-pier.co.uk/pier/menu.pdf ) and gaze around the ornate Cafe interior - chandaliers, polished wood floors and tasteful wicker chairs. Wonderful views over Swansea Bay from the huge windows - light and airy feel inside. Cheerful little tables outside for warmer weather or hardy smokers. Plenty of choice on menu along with pretty Ice Cream & Soda Bar to lure the young ones (if they actually need any luring when ice cream is mentioned - but the Bar just makes sure). Highly recommended, especially in colder months if just paid 50p to brave the Pier extremeties (perhaps to visit the Ape Lady ) and need a warming liquid and nourishment reviver.

This is a locals pub. Not an ugly pub by any means, but not really to my taste, particularly with…read morebad music on. Bass or Doom Bar. Had an OK half of bass to finish up the night.

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!

Often came here as a child after a nice long walk on the Gower. Whilst the pub itself can be nice…read morein the evening, in the day it's rather grotty. The food really is your average pub fare, and personally I found it inedible.

This is a very pretty bar. Quite cosy really despite being very obviously a…read moregastro pub. The lighting particularly appealed to me. I'm not sure what would happen if you had a seat and some diners turned up. Suspect you would be moved! There wasn't much of interest for me to drink but Brains Dark keg is particularly decent as alternatives go. I'd probably ordered some food myself had there been ale with which to wash it down.

We stopped in here for lunch while visiting The Mumbles for the afternoon, and we were very happy…read morewith our choice! The staff was efficient and super friendly, and even insisted that we move to a better table when one became available after we were seated. Their pub food was great. We ordered a steak, ale, and mushroom pie and a chicken and leek pie and both were made fresh and were delicious!

It looks cheap the food was not worth the price a I oder a 14oz gammon steak and came a 3 slices…read morehad one of those £1 glass bottle in the shop that was £3.79 which is ridiculous price . And very empty during a Friday night in half term

Nice enough looking pub but was a very packed local, apart…read morefrom the 1 lovely table (pictured) which was mysteriously empty. It was a Saturday night though so what did I expect? Butcombe Rare breedsomething else I don't remember and EPA 'coming soon' so not bad on the ale front. Photo link: http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8206/8216963970_2a2bd22c56.jpg