The best restaurants in Bridgend South Wales

Horrendous kebabs owner isn't pleasant to speak to neither I've been having these kebabs for years now just for the convenience it was once nice and not sure what's happened owner doesn't care about his customers neither the kebabs tastes microwaved as my last order was boiling hot and tasteless

Just had chicken tikka and chips with garlic sauce The food was amazing and piping hot Lovely staff Everything cooked fresh Well worth a visit

Not the best service, I had a steak and cheese I was served up the old steak that was left over even though they had fresh there. I certainly wouldn’t recommend, and definitely don’t smile it’s like being in the doctors,

Right on harbour Barista coffee Lots of choices Near kids park

Food great as always, fresh, hot and fast delivery

Nice food but it's expensive (but not their fault)

What a lovely position this cafe has. Staff friendly and obviously when busy there is a wait for food ( which the staff member has hopefully warned you about) but just chill and enjoy the view. Some dishes, in our opinion, are over priced and portions are not exactly huge and can even vary in size depending, we guess, as to who is in the kitchen.

Starbucks is very overrated. The coffees are very expensive and very average. I feel like the coffee they actually put in their drinks are Substantially less than they used to. Starbucks was always a good call for coffee. I don’t think I’ll bother going in there again disappointed.

Easily the worst fish I have experienced. God only knows what they Did to it????? They managed to turn fish into a consistency I can describe as a dehydrated mulch. They should apply for worst fish and chips in the uk. They could well win it and it may drum up some curiosity trade. AWFUL is an understatement. Oh almost forgot the young girl who served us was lovely.

Used to enjoy the food here but it's gone beyond poor, it's either cold full of grease or totally inedibl Such a shame as it used to be decent.

The staff were great the food was excellent and the service was brilliant I enjoy staying there from Samantha and Ben and Leighton

My husband suggested calling in here for some lunch. I chose the ham and cheese panini. It was totally inedible. The ham was a slice of the ultra thin water thin ham. It didn't resemble ham and was totally tasteless. After attempting one bite I left the meal and also the cafe! We won't be back

Visited on Sunday - SHAMBLES. The three staff members were more interested in the songs on the radio rather than providing good customer service. Didn’t pay attention to my order, got home to an abysmal quality of food. Love the brand but hated this visit Offered feedback and the solution was a few extra subway points on my card.

Nice, relaxed setting for a simple breakfast or brunch. We enjoyed delicious breakfast baps, cooked breakfast, milkshake and hot chocolate. The place was clean and comfortable, and, though the first male employee to greet us was a man of few words, the service was prompt and polite. Worth noting that the menu seemed less extensive than one my wife had seen online, albeit still with enough choice, particularly if you like eggs.

I was looking forward to coming here so much! It was our first time here and it looked lovely through my research. So, we went on Saturday, early afternoon. We walked through the market entrance and were greeted by two female members of staff who just looked at us. No smile, nothing. One looked like she was making coffees, the other was just talking to her. Both continued on with their conversation. Very unprofessional and not all customer friendly. My brother has profound additional needs and so I am even more disgusted with their service. They could tell that we looked a bit confused and no offer of assistance. What is expected I suppose without a smile and/or hello to greet you. Anyway, ALL of the tables in that area were filthy. Yes. Filthy. Spilled milk, toast crumbs, spilt tea marks and some had been left there for a while....Remember, one waitress is just having a conversation... I state fairly loud for the waitresses to hear me that all of the tables in here are dirty so we will look in the other area. I was just met with unimpressed facial expressions from the two of them. We walk into the other area. It is really pretty. There were a group of women on one table, a few people outside so, they were not even busy. I have worked in this industry and it is no excuse having a place that dirty. More staff is not even needed unless it is to replace the unfriendly and lazy ones...So again, tried to find somewhere to sit and it was the same problem. I had to explain to my brother that we were going elsewhere. Thankfully, he handled that well. If the dining areas were completely dirty, I could only imagine what the kitchen area was like. I told my brother that we were leaving as this place is dirty and there are no clean tables. The women even looked on at me. I have to be careful with my brother's immune system. I was not risking it there. As I was leaving, I said again indirectly to the waitress that we were going because this place is dirty with no clean tables. I can honestly say that I am NOT surprised because we left the way that we came in and none of the tables were cleaned!! NONE! Blimey! It must have been one good conversation that they were having... So, we went to Milano's which is across the street which was stunning and spotless with fantastic customer service, especially in regards to my brother. It looks rundown on the outside but I highly recommend it. Whoever was working here at Casey's though on Saturday at around midday, shame on you. What on earth are the manager's doing???