The Griddle Community Cafe in Swansea

To start with they were rude in the cafe, breakfast came out cold, eggs were undercooked, cutlery were dirty. Will definitely not be eating here again

Called in with 2 very busy grandchildren today.Small playground outside and small play area inside which kept them amused.The children enjoyed their children's meals.The special of chicken, bacon in a light pepper sauce with rice and salad garnish hit the spot,was delicious and perfectly cooked by the friendly chef. The 4 meals were very reasonably priced.They also do 2 courses for a fiver for OAPS on Wed ,Thus and Friday. Will return for sure

Excellent food cooked fresh to order and staff were friendly and welcoming. Play area outside for the children too. Good if your on a tight budget but by no means does that reflect the quality of the food.

What a sad loss to our community after great community spirit fund raising events open door days for the less fortunate and a very public petition to keep open sadly the powers above close this service. This is now CLOSED

visited this cafe only a couple of times when visiting the excellent centre it is situated in . Had a left over sunday beef dinner in a container with paper top and altough the food was nice the portion was small and I was charged £8.00 for it .Just think that was expensive for a community run cafe in a community centre . Could not afford to take the family on those prices

We visited on a Wednesday evening for a gf meal (3 coeliac). Mark the chef us very knowledgeable about CC and did a lovely dinner. As he had run out of gf cake when we got there at 6 he went and made the effort to make a fresh cheese cake for our dessert. The service was amazing and the quality of food was excellent.

Been a little while since we went here as busy with personal problems. We were looking forward to the food. Stunning food which is the norm. Great staff. Anyone who has not visited here..I highly encourage you to try.

Although I've lived in Ontario, Canada for 35 years, Clydach is my home town. A couple of weeks ago, eight of us went back for my wife's Mothers 80th birthday. We ate at this restaurant several times, and I can't say enough good things about the food or the service. When there, you really are made to feel welcome, and the food is excellent. The owner of the Café (Marc) is quite a character and is incredibly well thought of by the community. The day we were leaving I wanted somewhere where our family and friends could get together and have breakfast, the café isn't usually open on a Sunday, but he opened up specially for us, and laid on lots of things that we hadn't expected. Good food! Good people! Good prices! and nestled in a park setting with a river running past it, in fact a few hundred yards away there's even a scenic little waterfall.

I very much enjoyed the lamb shank which is £6.95 and well worth it. Large helpings of delicious vegetables (the peas particularly nice - I wonder how they are cooked!) and a good portion of lamb shank in minted gravy. Extremely nice. Pleasant surroundings and nice helpful staff.

I think the two word heading sums it up, a real Community Cafe with a heart. A credit to the hospitality industry - great food thanks

Great quality food, service and prices. Would recommend a visit to anyone. Have tried a variety of meals now and have yet to be disappointed.

Lovely fresh cooked food at good prices and the service is also really good. Couldn't ask for more to be honest.

Nice food,nice staff. Good prices. They do various types of food as well as a bonus of they deliver locally. Check it out people.