Wonderful seafood cafe/ restaurant located at the very southern end of Aberystwyth promenade. Menu…read morechanges daily and comprises fish and seafood caught by local fishermen. Menu even has boat number next to the fish. Around 12 seats inside and perhaps place for 20 or so on the outdoor deck when weather permits. Views are fantastic on one side the harbour on the other the ocean. Had fish of the day with chunky chips and salad followed by poached peach. All excellent including the friendly service. If you are in the area it is a must visit but given the small size best make a reservation.

The food there is excellent and the vegan banana cake is outstanding when I was on holiday I had…read morebanana in my drink like a pina colas all I could think about was the nice food at govindas darl I really nice I really did like working there and I have the papers that I worked there well done on your protests I'm There really hope you enjoyed my company I want to come back soon to work for you you treated me really well and professionally thank you guys xxx I'd rather eat with you every single day brilliant

A great place for vegetarian food of course - a rarity in Swansea! Really good food, even…read moremeat-eaters seem to like it (my 70-odd year old dad loved it!). Really friendly staff (I've not noticed it's slow, though they won't rush a slow customer), great lassis and fruit salads for surprisingly little cash. All of this is made even better by the 'credit crunch lunch's they've started doing - £2.99 for an all-you-can-eat main course. The only all-you-can-eat I've ever left feeling full but happy and healthy!

This delightful place has a bar with real ales and speciality ciders, a menu with good home…read morecooking, and hosts music and comedy gigs. The decor suggests aging hippies (gauzy curtains, fairy lights, disco ball and coloured light bulbs) but this is easily overlooked, especially at lunch time. Ruth and her team cater for various allergies and intolerances offering gluten free, dairy free, veggie and vegan options and if you call up in advance will ensure a selection for you (although we just arrived and asked for gluten free meals and were well provided for). I had a good gammon and vegetables for Sunday lunch (though the gravy and parsely sauce were disappointing) and my husband had some of the best roast beef I've ever tasted and a decent gluten free carrot cake for pudding. They also do tea and cakes etc. The place is quirky, the food good, the prices very, very reasonable (£7 for a main course; £11 for a 3 course Sunday lunch- amazing!) and the staff charming. Definitely worth a visit.

Life savers!!! I was in the area with my family for our holidays and we wanted to eat fish and…read morechips. We had the pleasant surprise of fresh fish and also welsh traditional food. Prices are reasonable :)

This is located inside the Cardiff market in the city center. It's a tiny box of a place. Stopped…read moreby to get some loose tea. They have lots of options to chose from. The staff were friendly & helpful.

Great find!!! Tucked…read moreaway in Cardiff central market with a rough and ready feel if a start up run by genuine enthusiasts. The enthusiasm shows through in their service, which is energetic, helpful and knowledgable. They have a really varied range of food to buy for immediate consumption for vegetarian and vegan food fans and, a wide range of ingredients to help you make similar lovely things at home. Definitely worth a try even if your food identity doesn't begin with a "V"

Went here for lunch 18.5.24. Baguettes insipid and raw…read morelooking. Jacket potato skin was over baked and tough, and had horrible eyes on it. Lettuce looked like it had been in the bag for two weeks, soggy and brown. I had a chip in my glass which I felt with my lip. I took it to the counter to exchange it and the Manageress said and I quote "That is not a lip cutting chip!?" is that even a thing!? The young couple next to us left a strange looking soggy wrap, all their chips and half a glass of wine and walked out. Disgraceful, unhelpful moronic staff, don't waste your money!

I am a great lover of all things Hay-on-Wye, and therefore quite often make the trip up from…read moreCardiff to this little town overflowing with bookshops. And every single time I do so, I end up sitting, quite happily in Oscar's. Although there are a lot of restaurants around town, Oscar's is often the most popular place at lunch time due to its reasonable pricing and delicious menu. While other establishments may be serving salmon fillets and lamb shanks, Oscar's sticks to pasta bakes, paninis, salads, sandwiches and homemade soup. Oscar's always has fresh food in lovely hearty and homely combinations. They're also very good at their vegetarian menu. The only downside to Oscar's is that the space is very small and the table cramped, which means it's really not wheelchair accessible or suitable for prams. At lunchtime it can get very busy, but once you're claimed a table, you should be fine!

Visited after a long time away from home and I can't believe the difference in quality at the…read moreAngel. It was good before, but certainly is great now. The interior remains fairly standard, nothing to suggest it's too flashy or a total dive. It's a good balance to welcome all. Today's staff members were all smiling, polite and conversational, certainly welcoming without being pushy. The food was undoubtedly the highlight. Pulled pork sliders, followed by medium steak and blue cheese. Honestly worth revisiting for the food alone, but it hardly broke the bank when it came time to pay. Well done on turning an old family favourite into my new #1 recommended pub grub spot!

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