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.

Several choices not available on menu... disappointing. Food…read morethat we did have was generally good. Service was slow but there were 13 of us getting together for a birthday

I should say upfront that I am not a fan of the Harvester chain as I have had one or two bad…read moreexperiences. This one is slightly better than an average harvester, mostly due to the staff who seem very pleasant and friendly. I have had to come here a few times on business. The food is what you would expect, which is to say adequate but not great.

Quite a good village pub/restaurant with lots of old polished wood and comfortable chairs. There's…read morea nice restaurant area at the back of the pub near to an outdoor seating area which overlooks the river. We've been here lots of times when family/friends come to visit. There is a large evening menu, and three vegetarian choices which always stay the same (stuffed peppers, tomato pasta and nut bake). Handy for gluten-free diets as many meals are labelled Coeliac-safe. It's a child-friendly pub (like so many now) which suits most people I suppose. However, I have been put off my meal two or three times when small shrieking children have been running about on the bare wooden floors. UPDATE APRIL 2009: We went for lunch there with friends today and I must say we were not impressed. The person behind the bar was not particularly friendly or welcoming. She forgot to bring my coffee for a long time. That was disappointing too - just boring filter coffee (no lattes or cappucinos etc) and only served with some cold milk in a jug - not even cream offered. Later my friend's ordered Coke was completely forgotten about as well! We thought that some of the meals were very overpriced for what we got. I had a tiny baked potato which came with a bit of undressed salad. It was served on a large plate which was half empty. The vegetable lasagne was nearly £9 and was the only vegetarian meal on the lunchtime menu other than the baked potato. Veggie lasagne - one of the most boring meals anyone could offer a vegetarian as we've had so many throughout the years! It was a nice quiet place to sit and talk today but that's the only good thing I can find to say about it. We've decided we don't want to go back, not even in the evening when there's more choice on the menu, because it's just not a friendly atmosphere and the coffee is dreadful.

Used to love their. Sunday Dinners, but they have really gone down hill lately, went there 2 weeks…read moreago with my daughter for dinner, my daughter had Turkey, which was totally bland, no flavour at all, I had beef, which had more fat than meat. We wanted a dessert, and asked for a menu, the waitress forgot about us and after 15 minutes of waiting we left.

As a regular to this pub I have enjoyed many nights at the venue, however recently the management…read morehave become involved in Left wing politics and show full support to the LGBTQ+++ agenda. Whilst I have no problem with the LGB aspect of the movement, I have tried to explain the full meaning of the full LGBTQ alphabet and the detrimental impact on children to the managers Sion and Michelle, but despite this they have invited drag queens and ice creams vans to attract and entertain young kids during the day over the Ponty Pride weekend, they proudly display paintings on social media posts of pride paintings on the pub wall, many of these paintings were done at local primary schools without parents consent, that consent would not have been granted in these circumstances, they should take down the posts showing the kids paintings, and remove the paintings from their walls. Pubs are supposed to be a meeting place where people with different political opinions go to relax, the Pontardawe Inn is no longer politically impartial and I question whether it is a family friendly pub for all families, very disappointed and I won't be using it again.

Great local pub serving lovely food and drinks…read more A warm and friendly atmosphere with live gigs. Great place

3rd visit to this bar restaurant at Britton Ferry just of the M4 junction 41…read more The restaurant is well laid out good access for disabled visitor with a ramp for wheel chair users. Staff are helpful and quick service,Food is good but not much choice on the lunch menu,if you choose the main menu then this where I feel the prices are way to high,a very expensive lunch.

We went here for the first time today for a drink and lunch after a longish walk. It's a lovely,…read moreroomy, interior with good quality furnishings and nice decor. There are dining areas at either end at tables of various sizes. Although there were several people dining we still found a quiet and comfortable place to sit. The landlady and her daughter were very pleasant and the younger girl who was serving the meals at the tables was really delightful, so friendly and helpful. My only criticisms are that the landlady forgot to make my coffee (funny that's happened to me in two pubs within a week!) and there was only one vegetarian meal on the menu/specials board, despite a huge choice for the meat eaters. There is a small car park out the front and the toilets are clean and well looked after.

The Whittington Arms is not far from me, and we've visited it quite frequently. It's more of a…read morerestaurant than a pub these days, with practically all of the premises used for meals. It's a large place, but it's still advisable to book - they have a good reputation now, and often it's difficult to get a table on a Saturday night. The menu offers a good range of food, with something for everyone. They offer good steaks, lamb shanks (lush!), chicken in a range of sauces etc, and there's always something tempting on their specials board. There's a nice atmosphere in the pub, and they don't hurry you away from your table, if you want to sit around and chat over a drink. Families of all ages are welcome as well.