I bought a bracelet for my partner there cost £225 she wore it once and it snapped went back to…read moremumbles from pontypridd to have it repaired, it snapped again and could not find it, I wont buy from this shop again expensive tat.

When I was in my 'wig phase' a while back, I bought one from here. It's a small shop but with a lot…read moreof choice inside and a private place at the back where you can try on wigs and hair pieces. The owner, Gail Anderson, is very pleasant, helpful and friendly and she has another shop in Llanelli (in Stepney Street). She sells accessories too, like combs and scarves. It's not the cheapest place to go but certainly the hair pieces/wigs are high quality. You can park in one of the adjoining residential streets as it's not easy to find a space outside the shop.

From the owner: Natural Look Wigs has an excellent reputation throughout South Wales and is one of the leading…read moreproviders of wigs for hospital patients.

Good service and reliable, and helpful, but better than that they're good at fixing mobile phones,…read moremight be a bit expensive but you pay for what you get

Had to find a phone repair during lockdown and every one i called local to me was closed, except…read morethese guys. Amazing service and a real life saver and they offered discount. Swansea is lucky to have this shop, I live 35 miles away and will make the trip in future to Steve and the team at time2talk Swansea

Predominantly a shop which sells guitars and harps. The lady who runs this store is incredibly…read moreknowledgeable on her stock (particularly when it comes to the harps). They do however, also have a good selection of music books and sheet paper, Including many scores from popular films, TV shows and Musicals. My younger sister particularly liked this store as she was delighted to discover that they had a Glee music book, which she has now been practicing continuously!

When it comes to musical instrument shops, there's a lot to be said for service. In the more…read morepopular, wider-known stores such as Cranes, there's an unfortunate tendency for snootiness to set in amongst the staff. That distasteful though that goes "we are the instrument masters, and you people want to come and get your grubby fingers all over them? Eugh! Peasants!" And Cranes has that particular element of snobbishness all over them. And in stores such as Gamlin's, there is so much choice, and so many people asking you questions about what you're looking for that there is a small element of intimidation. That's not their fault; it's a symptom of their dedication to their field. In Pencerdd Cyf though, you have the perfect balance. The reverence for the instruments and the knowledgability that comes with it is there, but there's no sense of "us insiders, you outsiders". Instead, there's an atmosphere of community in the store; an atmosphere that fosters musicianship. If I could combine the service here with the stock of Cranes, you might just have the perfect music store.