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Aberglasney Gardens Tearoom Review | Carmarthenshire

Aberglasney Gardens Tearoom
A relaxing afternoon at Aberglasney Gardens enjoying fresh food, homemade cakes, refreshing drinks, and peaceful lake views in Carmarthenshire.

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Returning to Govinda’s Swansea

Govinda's Swansea
A relaxing evening at Govinda’s Swansea enjoying delicious vegetarian food, Masala fries, and friendly service with a female food club group organised by a friend.

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Extra Fruity Hot Cross Bun on Good Friday

Enjoying an extra fruity hot cross bun on Good Friday, packed with juicy raisins, currants and honey sweetness. A delicious Easter tradition.

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Hilton London Wembley Food Review | Dinner & Breakfast Stay

Rachel and I enjoyed dinner and a fantastic buffet breakfast during our overnight stay at Hilton London Wembley before Trans Mission 2026.

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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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Turtle Bay Swansea

Turtle Bay Swansea offers a menu inspired by Caribbean flavours LOCATED AT 10 Castle Street, Swansea, SA1 1JF
Pre-theatre dinner at Turtle Bay Swansea before Our Town at the Grand Theatre 🎭 Cocktails were enjoyable, but the food didn’t quite live up to expectations.

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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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Manor Park Country House, Clydach, Swansea

A Festive Carvery in Elegant Surroundings
A Festive Carvery in Elegant Surroundings A Historic Setting for Christmas Celebrations Manor Park Country House, Clydach, Swansea is a stunning Grade II listed former stately home set within 12 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens. Dating back to the 18th century, the manor provides an elegant and romantic backdrop, especially during the festive season. Moreover, …

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Raj Kitchen Swansea

Raj Kitchen Swansea, a restaurant known for blending traditional Indian flavours with modern culinary techniques
A Warming Indian Feast in the City Centre A Perfect Post-Theatre Choice On a wet, windy, and cold evening, after visiting Swansea Arena to see Sunny Afternoon — the hit musical based on the music of The Kinks — we took a short walk through the city centre. Soon after, we decided to eat at …

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The New Tredegar Arms Cwmtwrch

Enjoy homemade pub classics and a warm welcome at The New Tredegar Arms Cwmtwrch, perfectly placed by the Brecon Beacons.
A Welcoming Country Pub at the Foot of the Brecon Beacons A Warm Welcome and Family History Located at the foot of the Brecon Beacons, The New Tredegar Arms Cwmtwrch is a popular family-run pub. It has been welcoming locals and visitors for over 32 years. From the moment you step inside, the warm welcome …

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