What a great place settled on the gorgeous land! I didn't…read moreexpect much from if at the beginning since we just want to get a quick bite and sit down a bit before heading down to one of the most beautiful beach. Turned out that the food is great! It's really delicious and quite filling! The outdoor seating comes with a nice breeze and super view. Definitely a plus! Tips: Don't forget to step out to the small ice cream shop on the other side.

This place is in the most amazing location, with a view across the cliffs down onto the sea. After…read morea cold walk in the breeze, there's nothing better than sitting here with a warm bowl of food. I particularly liked their chili - warm and hearty. Gluten-free notes: For some reason, this place is incredibly gluten-free friendly! They have gluten-free dishes marked on the menu and even offer some specialty gluten-free desserts, such as the delicious sticky toffee pudding.

Quite a good little cafe and a welcome place to stop when you're walking or cycling along the…read moreMillennium Coastal path! You can sit inside or out to have tea or coffee (served in mugs) plus snacks or light meals. It looks over a large sports field and there are tennis courts at the side. The toilets are through a door to the right of the counter and there is a disabled one too.

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.

One of my favourite cafés in Llanelli. Service is reasonably quick and friendly, the food and drink…read moreis always to the highest standard, but I particularly love their scrambled eggs and smoked salmon!

This is a new venue in Llanelli based on the site of a former carpet shop. They have completely…read moretransformed the place into a stylish, modern designer cafe bar. Tastefully furnished with comfortable couches and the more standard table & chairs, place all subtely lit, windows screened with white curtains and floors are laminated wood. The venue is ideally situated in the centre of town opposite the Tinopolis TV studios. Nearby to Alitalia (italian restaurant), Sher Khan (Indian) and Lolek Delcicatessen (Polish). With Avos own mediterranean fare i.e.salads Llanelli will have the beginnings of a burgeoning cafe quarter considering its neighbouring food venues. The clientele were a mixture of families incl.kids, young couples and old age pensioners. The menu offers cooked breakfasts(approx. £4), shared platters (£8-9), sandwiches (£3.65), panninis (£4-5), mediterranean salads (£5), sweet things/pastries (£2-3) and an extensive range of coffee styles with various flavourings (price varies). Plus there is a specials board (av. price £4) with things like soup, bologanise/pasta, chilli etc. Also nice to see a Welsh influence on the menu too with bara brith and the Welsh share platter in amongst the Greek & Caesar salads etc. On my visit I opted for the full breakfast(£4.95)which incl. black pudding, eggs, beans, sausage, bacon, grilled tomatoes & toast washed down with one of their speciality coffees (caramel flavoured cappucino at £2.15). There maybe other cheaper places in Llanelli for breakfast but this was well prepared, had high quality items and was non-greasy. The caramel cappucino has just that wow factor in a word (recommended fo those with a sweet tooth or enjoy a sugar rush with a caffeine burst). Sevice was well above standard and was both friendly, inviting & curteous in addition to being prompt & helpful. The venue does have disabled access, toilets, nearby parking. Would highly recommend this place to a friend or family member as I feel it raised the benchmark for other competing cafes in town with the overall product it promotes. Well done Avo.

The old converted Railway electric station makes a lovely spot to stop on a walk or cycle between…read moreSwansea and Mumbles, it's also ideal for families as the Blackpill Lido pool and play area is next door. As yet we've only had tea and cake here but cakes are home made and extremely delicious, a chocolate gooey concoction and wonderful chocolate brownies. there's a good variety of teas and coffees. The Junction has a really interesting menu and blackboard specials, with good vegetarian choices and fair trade organic choices. There is also a lovely Gallery upstairs with individual artists' works and exhibitions, great for special gifts.

We go here loads and the food is always delicious ( for meat- eaters and veggies alike)..the…read moresetting is really special- being surrounded by wonderful art and stunning well chosen craft in a sunny light building with flowers on the table and friendly staff. They are one of the only restaurants I have ever been to which have the common sense to provide kids' cutlery! Have the soup! Have the veggie breakfast! Have falafels! Have it all!!!!

A little dated, but clean with good food and drink. We stopped off for coffee, but others were…read moreeating and their meals looked good. The gents toilets were clean (usually a good sign) and they have a separate disabled facility. The Segafredo espresso was fab and the staff were friendly.

I just added a pic of the apple pie with vanilla sauce. Yum!read more

After reading steeps review yesterday morning and needing to do the weekly shop we decided to head…read moreover to Bryngwenyn Farm and shop there. Bryngwenyn Farm is just as steeps writes and in a beautiful spot, I would definitely recommend its' location for a peaceful getaway with its' holiday cottages and b and b with the great advantage of the fabulous mainly organic farmshop with wonderful proper organic and freerange eggs(delicious for breakfast today). As well as doing a good shop there, we bought the aforementioned sausages, pork etc some wonderful organic vegetables, we had delicious home made cake and tea so definitely a step up from the usual supermarket venture.

Bryngwenyn Farm is many things in one. The part we go for is the Farm Shop. We were pointed here by…read moreout neighbours and decided to visit one Sunday afternoon. It is a bit off the beaten track so we had never seen it before, but we were pleasantly surprised. The shop itself is tiny, but still seems to hold plenty of goodies. There is a freezer full of meat (including the best sausages we have ever tasted), a fridge packed with cheese, yoghurt, milk and more, another freezer with bread, icecream and frozen fruits, a fruit and vegetable section and then shelves full of everything you can think of. They even stock Ecover products so if you are looking to avoid the supermarket, this is the place to go. Their home-milled flour is well worth a try and makes delicious bread. The shop is also a cafe and is laid out with a few tables. If you are looking for something different, they sell Alpaca wool gloves and hats! The rest of the farm includes holiday cottages and animals to see as well as the flour mill. I am tempted to sign up for one of the bread making courses. It is in an idyllic spot too with gorgeous views and a posse of sheep to greet you as you make your way down the track!

A small but very welcome place to have a snack, ice cream, light meal or a cream tea. There are…read morenice tables inside at the back and also a few plastic ones outside at the front. You can buy quite a variety of small Welsh gifts too, plus postcards. The lady serving yesterday was friendly and pleasant. It seems to get very busy in warm sunny weather but that's only to be expected as it seems to be the only shop and cafe in the whole area! It's right beside the main car park and beach.

After a lovely walk to Three Cliffs Bay and back we needed a quick rest. This place here is right…read morenext to the parking lot and has lots of outdoor tables, to enjoy the sun on a nice day (...as it was). Service was fast and friendly and the snacks (baked potatoe and salad) we ordered had good quality. The beer was nice and cold. Dogs are allowed as well (at least outside - not sure about inside). There's also a shop attached to, if you need to stock up on something for your walk or if you're in need for some souvenirs. A nice little place at a fantastic location.

Three Cliffs Coffee Shop is one of my perfect places to start a walk and finish one! Even if the…read moreweather is miserable it always seems to be busy undoubtedly because of their great variety of lunch, pizzas, coffee and wonderful homemake cakes. They are known for their huge slabs of cake and usually have a great choice of carrot, cinnamon, banana, coconut etc. They aim to cater for gluten and sugar free diets too, so there is usually an option of cake-still delicious which is suitable for all. Long opening hours and open 7 days a week make this a welcome attraction out on the Gower and walkers, muddy or otherwise are warmly invited in.