The best restaurants in Llangyfelach Swansea South Wales

Last here in 2023 before the restaurant renovation. New restaurant interior is lovely and the food is just as amazing as we remember; fresh and authentic.

Booked The Plough and Harrow for a 40th Birthday Party, it was faultless, The buffet was amazing, The staff where so lovely and couldn't do enough for us, beautiful venue, I would Highly Recommend 5****

CHAOS! We arrived as a party of 10, pre booked for 7pm - nobody even seemed bothered that we were there despite us speaking to someone on arrival. Eventually, after prompting we were seated at 7.30. Table not laid properly, no menus provided - again had to ask for this and to order drinks. Some drinks eventually arrived - after popadoms had been eaten but like other customers have commented, had to ask several times for water and then a glass to drink it from! Staff were very busy but seemed totally clueless. We waited until almost 9.15 for food to eventually arrive - madness! Food was ok but dishes that are traditionally mild or medium were hot-not to my liking. The only time the staff moved quickly was to clear the table as they obviously wanted us to leave and then had the nerve to try and add a 10% service charge to the bill - that has to be earned and certainly wasn’t. We have visited many times over the years but that will be the last time. Suggestion if considering going- don’t!!!

On the way home just before 10 pm staff she is not allowed to give food from inside so whatever is on display that only you can have …. Which was nothing ….

Well it said it was open on Google and turns out the place Is closed down 😂 there's a place around the corner though, the Buck Inn, would recommend going there for a pub meal. It was lovely!

Excellent venues service top class and the food was delicious 😋

Three of us booked for Sunday lunch. Hubby and I chose the lamb, which was absolutely scrumptious. Grandson, who is vegetarian chose the nut roast (no other option). The selection of vegetables was okay - peas, carrots, cabbage and swede. An option of cauliflower cheese would have been nice - at an extra cost. It was however, disappointing not to have a Yorkshire pudding. It seems that they only come with the beef. My grandson in particular would have liked one - he didn’t have any roast potatoes either, which I think is ridiculous. It was a very tasty dinner with real gravy but for the price yorkies should have come as standard.

Fries were soggy, the building was loud and the touch screens barely worked, the rest of the meal was nice though.