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Kardomah Café Swansea – A Timeless Café Visit with History and Tradition

Regular visits to the historic Kardomah Café in Swansea – a classic café with 1950s décor, links to Dylan Thomas, Doctor Who filming, and traditional British food.

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The Green Room in Swansea

Where Good Food Meets Fresh Air in COPR Bay If you’re into discovering new spots with a chilled-out vibe and outdoor seating, The Green Room in Swansea’s COPR Bay is definitely worth a look. It’s a bar and kitchen by day serving breakfast, brunch and lunch—but by night, it shifts gears and becomes a pre-gig …

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Ground Plant Based Coffee – Swansea

A Cosy Corner for Conscious Coffee & Vegan Bites I recently caught up with a friend over a Monday lunchtime at Ground Plant Based Coffee – Swansea, a vegan café tucked away in the Brynmill area of the city. Off the main drag and nestled in a quiet spot, it’s a place that feels like …

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HQ Urban Kitchen Swansea

HQ Urban Kitchen entrance from Alexandra Road
Food, Friendship & Fragments of History Tucked away on the historic corner of Orchard Street and Alexandra Road, HQ Urban Kitchen Swansea—formerly known as Tapestri—is more than just a café. It’s a cherished meeting point for many of us who live in or love Swansea. Whether you’re catching up with close friends, enjoying a good …

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Basekamp Swansea: A Foodie’s Perspective

A Historic Setting On a brisk February afternoon, my friend and I sought refuge from the cold at Basekamp Swansea Coffee Shop, tucked away on King’s Lane—just off High Street in Swansea. The café occupies a historic Victorian warehouse that once housed Down and Sons, a furniture manufacturing company that operated for over a century …

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