Eles Little Kitchen in Swansea

Relaxed atmosphere, friendly staff, nice food and reasonably priced wine.

We didn't eat here but the drinks were well priced, the staff were amazing and the atmosphere was energetic! We will be back. Oh yes, we will be back... We went back! It's still a great place! Really friendly and looking forward to coming back again soon

Review: La Brasserie, Swansea La Brasserie in Swansea, a restaurant that once set the standard for dining in the area, now feels like a shadow of its former self. Even the sign outside tells a story of neglect, with the “a” in “La” missing—a small but telling detail that reflects the restaurant’s overall decline. Inside, the decor has been left unchanged for over 23 years and now looks dated and worn, failing to deliver the sophisticated atmosphere the name once promised. The menu remains stuck in the past, offering no innovation or excitement, while food service is unacceptably slow, leaving diners waiting far too long. Adding to the disappointment is the pricing, particularly the wine. A single bottle of Siglo Grand Reserva, which costs around £17 to £24 in local shops, is marked up to an eye-watering £61. Such pricing feels unjustifiable given the overall lack of quality and care evident in the experience. It’s a sad decline for a restaurant that once prided itself on its standards. Without significant updates to its menu, service, and decor, La Brasserie risks losing even its most loyal customers.