The best restaurants serving Other cuisines food in Castle Swansea South Wales

Das Café ist im Buchladen integriert und befindet sich im 1. Stock. Selbstverständlich kann man sich Bücher zum Schmöckern mitnehmen. Die Kuchen und der Kaffee waren lecker. Herzhafte Speisen gäbe es auch.

Amazing food for amazing prices. Sam in particular was extremely welcoming and friendly.

Great menu selection, really clean and decent service. Think the portion sizes could be ever so slightly bigger for the price, but would recommend the eggs benedict and aubergine flatbread.

As someone visiting from London and always on the lookout for quality cafes, this was a delight! The quality of Mocha, the croissant & the toastie was a delight. The spacious seating, even the music turned down low, the bookshelf at the back, the decor very creative and even the toilets were clean! When I visit Swansea next, I am sure to visit this place again. Well done for the owners to keep it creative and enjoyable!

Evie and Lois are the best dancers , so friendly and inviting to ladies to get up on the bar and encourage feminism Would deffo recommend for the ladies

Wonderful experience here, when I first came in I had a warm welcome and the presentation of the food was amazing, would definitely come here again

I've never had a bad meal at this place and it's never really packed at lunch time, so you'll always find a table no problem. The food gets cooked and brought out quickly too. The portion sizes are good and they have substituted the Bangers & Mash with Quorn sausages when I've asked the staff if they are able to do that.

Lovely place to bring the dogs for a walk. The fact the cafe sells lovely food and fairly cheap is a huge bonus.

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Heard good things about the food since calling in for a pint after a hike during the Summer. Especially as we had my parents who are advancing in age with us, social distancing was particularly important. The staff managed to pull this off with partitions between tables which were neither obtrusive nor claustrophobic. The pub was really cosy and the staff were great. As for the food, I cannot recall when I had a Sunday Lunch so full of flavour. Lovely el dente green cabbage, tasty carrots and generous tender beef and pork. Two courses for £12.45, (November 2020).A very traditional lunch which was value for money. Having the option to have leeks in cheese sauce and red cabbage for a couple of quid more would make it perfect.

Not sure who wrote the good reviews for this place, but it is not a good place for a nice breakfast. Poorly prepared and the stewed tomatoes were not good, more like tomato paste. The toast was smushed with an oily yellow margarine or some sort of orange coloured oil making it seem like it was wet. No nice bread options at all. The coffee was dreadful, like washing up water plus no cream for coffee. There is a much better cafe across the way from Annies, I recommend it.

Often call in here for a coffee always a lovely atmosphere and very welcoming but it’s always very busy

My great aunt used to own this pub, and it was interesting to see a photo of her in the bar. The staff were friendly when they knew our connection to the place. Decent beer and good, basic pub meal. Great setting in the summer next to the river and on the edge of the Beacons.

Very nice place to get a coffee or bite while waiting for the bus!

In the area for a concert, went for a pint and stayed for a meal all very nice, friendly staff, clean, really enjoyed our visit will be back if in the area again.