Good cheap Cafes in Swansea?

Question

Can anyone recommend anywhere that does decent not too expensive food - I like the Chattery in uplands, Buddys (on oxford street near the old tesco roundabout), and the little one in the marina, (whose name i cant remember) but I'm getting a bit bored with them now - anyone got any other suggestions? Thanks

Answer 1

I haven't a clue!!

Answer 2

Tram's cafe in Mumbles.. Top breakfasts

Answer 3

I live in Swansea, just go down Wind street or Walters Road for Cafe's. The toby Carvery is not in Sketty it is called the Olchfa house and is in Killay.

Answer 4

There are a lot of pubs that do 2 meals for £6 IE eli jenkins on oxford st and a load up the wind st china china at the bottom of wind st has an all you can eat buffet for about £5 between 12 and 4 (you pay as you leave so get there early)

Answer 5

IT depends what part of the City you are in. The Hungry Horse in Dunvant is nice & good Value for money, as is The ship & Castle in Loughor. The pumpouse down the Marina is nice. Two places to avoid would be 1. The Orange house & 2. The Potter's Wheel, both on the Kingsway. One thing you MUST try is Joe's ice cream palour on St Helens road...WOW...simply the best ice cream ever!

Answer 6

I LIVE 10MINS FROM SWANSEA ....HAVE A TAXI TO TAKE YOU TO WIND STREET AND THERE IS PLENTY THERE................IT,S PRONOUNCED AS WIND LIKE YOU WIND A WATCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

THEN AGAIN TRY TOBY CAVERY IN SKETTY!!!!!!!!!!

OK SO IT,S IN KILLAY BUT WASN,T FAR OUT EH!!!!!!!!!!!

Answer 7

TRY THIS LINK

I LOVED SWANSEA. HOME OF THE FAMOUS

THOMAS DYLAN ( THE POET/WRITER )

AND CATHERINE ZETA JONES ( SHE HAS A HOME THERE)

Eating Spots: LA BRASSERIA

La Brasseria (average to expensive), on Wind St., serves fresh fish and meat. "Ask" is an Italian restaurant on Wind St. Budget meals can be found at several Indian restaurants on St. Helen's Road. Pubs and restaurants are located in the restored warehouse area by the Maritime and Industrial Museum. Wind Street: cruise the street to find a variety of spots.

http://www.britainexpress.com/wales/swan...

Hope this helps