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O’Neill’s Cardiff Review | Crispy King Prawn Rice Bowl in Cardiff

Façade of O'Neill's,Trinity St, Cardiff
Following Cardiff Pride, we enjoyed lunch at O'Neill's Cardiff. Great food, fascinating history and a welcoming atmosphere made for a memorable visit.

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Pontardawe Inn

During Pride 2026, Gareth, Jerry and I visited The Pontardawe Inn for lunch. Known locally as "The Gwachel", this historic pub combines local history, community spirit and a welcoming atmosphere. Read about our meals, the service during a busy Pride event and why this venue continues to hold a special place in my memories.

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The Hope & Anchor Tenby Review – Fresh Seafood and Friendly Service

The Hope & Anchor Tenby
The Hope & Anchor Tenby impressed during our return visit in June 2026. Fresh hake, a delicious fish pie, friendly service and a welcoming atmosphere confirmed why this popular gastropub remains one of our favourite places to eat in Tenby.

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Queen’s Hotel Swansea

Façade of Queen's Hotel Swansea
Traditional Pub Dining with History and Charm Tucked just around the corner from Swansea Marina, Queen's Hotel Swansea is a welcoming, traditional pub that combines rich history with comforting, affordable food. Established in 1892, this iconic venue continues to thrive in the heart of Swansea, offering visitors a glimpse into the city’s past alongside hearty …

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No Sign Wine Bar Swansea

No Sign Wine Bar Swansea offers a historic setting, cosy atmosphere, and classic Sunday lunch with slow-roasted beef and homemade desserts.
A Timeless Sunday Lunch Experience A Living Piece of Swansea History To visit No Sign Wine Bar Swansea is to step into the rich and memorable history of the city. Established in 1690, it is widely regarded as Swansea’s oldest bar. The wine cellars date back to the 1400s and were later featured in Dylan …

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Gin & Juice Mumbles Swansea

Seating and table overlooking Mumbles Seafront at the Gin & Juice Mumbles Swansea
Rooftop Dining with Coastal Views On a dry, bright afternoon on 15th October 2025, my friend Rachel and I decided to visit Gin & Juice Mumbles Swansea. We stopped by before heading to the Grand Theatre to see our favourite comedian, Stewart Lee. Thankfully, it turned out to be an excellent choice. Location & Atmosphere …

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The George IV Inn – Upper Cwmtwrch

Introduction Nestled along the banks of the River Twrch in the heart of the Swansea Valley, The George IV Inn – Upper Cwmtwrch is a 16th-century country pub full of character—and famously generous portions. From the moment you step inside, the sound of the rushing river and the warm glow of exposed beams transport you …

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