The best restaurants in Llangyfelach Swansea South Wales

We discovered this lovely place through Google, and it happened to be on my way back home to London. The food was delicious, and the hospitality was exceptional. I would like to say to Brother Ergun: you are a great man.

Found ourselves in Swansea for the day and picked a pub at random from Google maps. A walk in of 6 on a Friday was accommodated straight away... Nice decor, friendly and welcoming team... There was a wake taking place also and was nice to chat with complete strangers about their day... Typical warm, Welsh hospitality and people that we have come to appreciate over the last 50 years visiting the coast as much as we can... Service spot on , menu uncluttered and decently priced... Well presented and every plate cleared... Chef even accommodated my minted mushy peas request! Definitely put a pin on the map for the Plough and Harrow and will be visiting again... Thanks....

We always eat at Rasoi Waterfront whenever we are in Swansea. The food, service and ambience are consistently excellent. We do often try different items from the menu - although some of us stick to favourites ! (Chicken tikka shaslik especially) We have never been disappointed. Portion sizes are just right for us. A special mention for the excellent poppadums - thin and crispy - well presented. It's very pleasing to see some variations from other Indian restaurants - e.g. nan breads are thin, pre-cut and not too heavy (some may of course disagree, but we see this as a positive). Staff have always been charming and attentive. Food is delivered quickly even when the restaurant is obviously busy. A good selection of drinks - some very good cocktails. In conclusion, a perfect option for a comfortable, high quality culinary experience - long may it continue.

Went to Costa and ordered 2 drinks.the man at the till was rude. when I said the beans hadn't gone on the app. The women that made the drinks was very rood and shout across the room saying your hot chocolate is ready I've called you a million time. The only nice one was a young women which was very helpful and understanding.

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!

The festive mixed grills came out warm at best, with no egg and over cooked chicken. The one pot prawn Caribbean curry was lovely. The salmon was also lovely. We were disappointed to find out after we had ordered our food that the carvery was still available, yet the signs said it had finished. Some of the staff were great, but there were long waits. Nice range of choices on the menu. Bit of a mixed bag experience wise.

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.

Called to J47 M4 McDonalds. How this place is still going, I do not know. This had to be THE most disgusting chicken burger I have ever tasted. It was squashed. It was a child sized portion (and I don't have a big appetite!!) And the chips were not cooked, still hard. It was all tasteless, dry, carboard-like and if I hadn't eaten for 6 hours, I would have probably just put it in the bin.