My travel companion and I cannot say enough nice things about this little gem…read more For starters, in a small town of lots of over processed foods, this place offers fresh and clean foods. The coffee is good, the food is excellent (breakfast and beyond) and the staff are little rays of sunshine. The seating is indoors, outdoors, and the restrooms are clean. I'm vegetarian and he is Muslim, and we were able to find great snacks and full meals at this place without issue. If you are in Swansea - please try this place. Opens at 9 and closes at 10.

Controversial review from Dan who claims that the Anarkali is superior to the Viceroy of India. I'm…read moresure the Viceroy would not be happy with this hastily blurted opinion. I must say I agree regarding Miah's - theirs is a gimmick Indian restaurant (in a church, innit) and the poshness of the venue does not bring it up to the level of the Anakarli or the Viceroy in terms of service and deliciousness. I think the Viceroy is slightly better because I have more amusing memories of my dad's friends asking for 'coca cola' in a really laboured way so the waiters would understand (they speak fluent English). Either way, St Helen's road spoils you for choice of Indians.

Yum…read more The Anarkali is the best Indian restaurant among the many in the St. Helen's Road area, just pipping the Viceroy to the title, and pushing many people's favourite - Miah's - into third place. The Viceroy's staff are far far friendlier, and Miah's boasts a great location (a refurbished church) but Anarkali just edges it for the quality of the food. It really is very nice. Even the Sunday buffet is good quality - much better than Miah's. It is quite amusing to read the Anarkali's menu. On the back there is a big pretentious spiel about how there is (I'm paraphrasing) no such thing as a curry, just the many dishes created by wives and mothers in Bangladesh - although that doesn't stop them from serving Chicken Tikka Massala and the like. I'm also pretty sure that a lot of Bangladeshi vegetarian wives and mothers aren't tucking into massive portions of meat on a nightly basis either. We'll let the Anarkali off though. I used to live 2 minutes walk from it. This was not good for my pot or my wallet.

Eet is a great little sandwich/salad/lunch shop and buffet supplier. Top quality and freshly made…read morefillings done in house make for some very tasty lunches. They have a great choice of fillings, breads, jacket potatoes and salads, all at very reasonable prices. Good tea and coffee as well and recently they've made a cafe area as well as the take away side. Staff are friendly and helpful and keep cheerful under the pressure of busy lunchtime rushes! The only downside of Eet is they close too early for my liking, it always seems I'm fancying something after they've shut at 3pm and parking can be an issue.

The best child friendly cafe I have ever visited. As well as being completely child friendly with…read moreplenty of games and activities for the children the food is amazing, top quality, lots of choice and absolutely delicious :-)

From the owner: We specialise in creating nutritious, fresh & locally sourced meals for both children & adults. We…read moreare a unique cafe which also has its own playroom which is great for the little ones to have fun and allow their parents to relax while they wait for their delicious meals.

I did not like the food at all it was disgusting and my food was colder than ice I'm very upset…read morewith the way your staff treated me it's not on I'm very unimpressed and will be speaking to your manger thank you Ruby

If this is what authentic Chinese is then give me british Chinese all day. I had some sort of pork…read morehot pot dish. Except it wasn't pork. It was like shavings of some dark, grey, bland, chewy meat. I honestly think it could have been cat or dog. MY partner had a chicken curry and she had like random bits of boiled skin. It was horrific, turned me sick. Foreign muk.