The best restaurants serving British food in Neath Port Talbot South Wales

Called into the Bethel Chapel Cafe before watching the rugby match at Ponty. We had a really good and filling breakfast for a very reasonable price. The chapel itself is undergoing a sympathetic restoration and your custom will help this important work. Good food, interesting venue and brilliant friendly staff. Ideal for walkers and cyclists or just a walk around Ponty.

Me and my son ryan when there 2 weeks ago.The food is very good.Staff are very friendly.be coming again soon

We just had takeaway dinner from Eira and I got to say they were fabulous and very big all fresh veg and home made gravy we will be back

Was pleasantly surprised by the quality and price,presentation was lovely too. Definitely go back to eat here

We found this place at the end of the promenade, it did not look appealing from the outside but the food was great and the lady super friendly. Highly recommended if you want a simple but tasty breakfast

This used to be one of the best chippys around but since its had new owners the quality has nose dived! The fish is not as good, greasy and dry inside. The chips are soggy and greasy. Very disappointed.

Carvery is available on Wednesdays and Sundays, we dined on a Wednesday. There was a choice of three meats, terrific selection of vegetables, very tasty gravy and a good choice of sauces. I highly recommend choosing the carvery option from the extensive menu. The price is very competitive and worth every penny, definitely the best roast lunch we've ever tasted. Also, the staff are so efficient and friendly.

Great menu if you have vegi's, vegans and meat eaters in the family. Also good selection of drinks.

Best breakfast I've had in port talbot by far !! I'd say one of my top 5 in South wales that I've had. Great atmosphere lovely service I nice old school cafe

Quite small and cramped, no real tables for 3 and not allowed to use 2 tables (ie a table of 4). Coffee was ok, hot and tasty but no sugar free syrups (also charging 55p for oat/soya milk I don't think is fair). Kids cheese on toast (glad I didn't go with the smaller of the 2 kids options)- it wasn't even one slice of bread, it was 3/4 of a slice, tasted ok but still really poor considering the price. No squash for kids, charging £2.50 for a small carton of juice!! Overall, I definitely wouldn't return given I paid nearly £18 for hardly anything I know I can get my moneys worth in several better coffee shops in the area.

Had a wonderful lunch there! Great home cooked food in a traditional atmosphere. Highly recommended, if you’re ever in Neath

Service was good but on this occasion the food was poor. The wife and I ordered steak pie peas and chips . The pie was so salty my wife could not eat most of it , the chips looked like they had been cooked in old oil and the peas were cold. The only positive the meat was tender but salty. Hope this is a one off previous meals have been fine.

I visited the Pontardawe Inn with my wife for a lunchtime meal and drink, the food was fantastic. We sat in the beer garden and it was lovely. The staff were so attentive, especially Jess who couldn't do enough for us and was polite and friendly our whole visit. Will definitely be returning!

A gem...you must visit. Such a lovely place, quirky but stylish. Wonderful coffee and a good range of food. Went lunchtime and were very pleased with what was on offer. Welcoming service, smiles all round . Do visit the loo to find the baby dragon.

Been many times different times of day/different days of the week, and from small groups to large family meals/celebrations, can honestly say we have never had a single problem food and service is always amazing regardless of hour busy they are, nothing is ever to much trouble 1000% would recommend