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Top 10 Pub food in Swansea, United Kingdom
Find out what Pub restaurants to try in Swansea. Birthplace of poet Dylan Thomas, and the second-largest city in Wales, resilient Swansea offers a slew of leafy parks and some impressive cultural centers, including the new National Waterfront Museum and the renowned Dylan Thomas Centre. Rebuilt after WWII, the modern city of 230,000 has a charming outlook over Swansea Bay and the picturesque, unspoiled 16-mile-long Gower Peninsula, home to rich wildlife, prehistoric standing stones, dramatic cliffs and lovely beaches.
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10. The Bucket List
Overall Ratings
4 based on 97 reviews
The Bucket List creates a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere, that aims to establish itself as the smaller capacity venue for live music in Swansea, offering entertainment every night of the week. We offer a range of over 120 unique beers, and a ball room u
Reviewed By Jack J
Went to Bucket List Swansea for a day trip from Cardiff and our waiter there Jack was absolutely fantastic, very friendly and great view there!Hey B-Lister, Thanks for this un-beer-lievable review! We're so glad to hear you had such an awesome time with us and Jack! We pride ourselves on our excellent customer service and we're always so glad to hear of occasions where we have delivered just this - we can always count on a very smiley Jack to deliver amazing customer service! We hope you had a lovely day in Swansea (although we do hope we were the highlight!)We hope to see you again soon!The Bucket List Team :-)
9. The Copper Beech inn
Overall Ratings
5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Anne7gullick67
A warm welcome for locals and visitors at this ancient inn,which also has some bed and breakfast accomodation available.Set in the Brecon Beacons National Park visitors can set out from here to explore and walk the hills then return to homecooked meals with Italian flavours and a seat by the open fire.
8. The Village Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 271 reviews
Family owned pub and restaurant serving quality, fresh and homemade food using beautiful local produce. Open daily for brunch, lunch, dinner and Sunday lunch in a fun and friendly atmosphere. Amazing cocktails, local Ales and Gins. Dogs allowed.
Reviewed By AndyofLondon
Not exactly a prepossessing interior--or exterior for that matter! Butt don't be fooled. This place obviously pays a lot of attention to its food and it shows.There's an excellent menu and even better, there's a separate Vegen/veggie menu that puts most other eateries to shame.Can be noisy as the place attracts lots of cheery locals, but the service is attentive and you'll leave feeling well fed..
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7. West Cross Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 218 reviews
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Reviewed By tessie1
Stopped here because central Mumbles was heaving with people and we thought this place might be able to accommodate us. Really glad we did, because we found great staff, really good food and very reasonable prices. My chicken Cymru was delicious and was accompanied by perfectly cooked vegetables. Adding to all this, was the marvellous view of the sea as the sun was setting. The restaurant is unpretentious, the menu is small and everything works beautifully-loved it and weâll be back!
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6. King's Head Pub
Overall Ratings
4 based on 561 reviews
Reviewed By nickpayne82
Whilst on our way to Llangennith Beach we dropped into the Kings Head for lunch, and had a really good meal, served quickly with no fuss whilst sat outside enjoying the sun.Thank you so much for taking the time to write a lovely review, and I do hope that you will call in again when passing.Best Wishes
5. No Sign Wine Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 340 reviews
The oldest pub in Swansea.
Reviewed By Leigh H
Waited over an hour for a burnt but cold starter the main meal never arrived had to leave cos i was wasteing awqy
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4. Bay View Bar & Thai Dining
Overall Ratings
4 based on 238 reviews
A relaxed bar and restaurant serving authenic Thai food and a great selection of cask ales, craft beer, premium lagers and delicious coffee and hot chocolates. Benefits from one of the best views of Swansea bay and Mumbles head in Swansea. Also in Autumn
Reviewed By WYN P
Down the Gower for a weekend staying on the Mumbles Road.So fortunate to be 500mtrsfrom the Bay view.Stopped for a quiet beer Mat the bar man so polite we decided to come back for evening meal.Good decision food excellent!!!! Looked after superbly by Actor, so quiet for a Saturday night but that suited usExcellent value for moneyas Arnie would say we'll be back
3. The Rake & Riddle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 599 reviews
Our menu combines modern flavours with traditional quality creating a casual dining experience and includes traditional favourites that we have identified through our teams many years in the industry as well as offering new flavours and an extensive seaso
Reviewed By Norman W
Family Sunday lunch, four adults two children. Drinks and food order taken together, two plates of food arrived within minutes, drinks four or five minutes later, then the rest of the food order. I ordered lamb Sunday dinner, the other adults had beef wich they enjoyed, my lamb was bits and pieces of lamb rolled together and sliced. I could not recognise one slice of lamb. On paying I was asked if everything was ok, I replied by saying that I was dissapointed that the lamb was a meat roll to be met with "Oh". Paid the bill and left. Not again though.
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2. The Village Bar Cafe
Overall Ratings
5 based on 71 reviews
âThe Villageâ is a great place to relax with friends, sampling fine wines, craft beers, real ales and premium lagers while experiencing a cuisine for meat lovers, vegetarians and vegans. Spend the day enjoying coffee & cake, lunchtime bites, early evening
Reviewed By Helen B
Having a overnight stay due to being in the area on business, we came across this little bar which was very busy and liked looked like the look of menu too. There were limited options of eateries in the immediate area and this looked the best option. We found a spare table (another 2 were available nearby), and then went to the bar to order food and drink. Whilst we were waiting to be served by the bar staff, a man /waiter came over to us and very abruptly told us we cannot order food as they are fully booked and they will not serve us food. I pointed out that we had found an unreserved table, but again he told us they would not serving us food, he then rushed away, leaving us standing at the bar. There were no apologies or alternative suggestions of where we could try. We collected our personal items from the table and left immediately.Helen - I am so sorry to hear of your experience and apologise wholeheartedly. We operate a small kitchen and all our food is freshly prepared. hence we are fairly limited on how many tables we can serve. That said we pride ourselves on our service and it would appear from your comments that we did not take enough time to explain the situation, or offer an alternative suggestions, On a more positive note, our feedback on our food is excellent, and what I would suggest is if you are in the area again please give me a call and we will certainly show you how good our food is! Regards Martyn
1. The Westbourne
Overall Ratings
4 based on 293 reviews
We are an independent family business and are not part of any pub chain or brewery. Thanks for supporting us and other independent businesses. REAL ALE HEAVEN We are in the CAMRA Good Beer Guide 2019. We now have 6 real ale pumps on the bar offering every
Reviewed By ElaineG32
After reading the reviews for Sunday Lunch we thought weâd give it a go. Sorry but I really wasnât impressed! Some people must be easily pleased! All of the veg was frozen ! Plus there was only 4 veg plus roast parsnips! (Peas, carrots, cubes of swede and cabbage). Yorkshire puds were also frozen. The price of £9.95 was expensive for what it was. £10.95 for hubby who chose the lamb. Iâd like to have seen a tureen of cauliflower cheese added for that price. Would we return? Unfortunately not for Sunday lunch but weâve eaten here before during the week and the bar menu is much better.
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