Piano Bar And Restaurant - Swansea

We called in for a drink one afternoon. The place was almost empty, as indeed it seems to be the majority of the time. The place is well furnished and roomy but lacks atmosphere. Not for me.

Excellent food and outstanding service. Really enjoyed the experience. Will definitely be returning very soon hopefully.

Exceptional value three courses during the early bird offer. The soup of the day was the same on each of three days. The staff were attentive but the head chef needs to keep his eye on what's going out. One main course had a missing component but wasn't worth complaining about as the dish as a whole was good to taste and look at. I would eat again when I next visit. So much potential here.

After going there four times over two months, very disappointed to see the menu hasn't changed on a sunday and because I prefer to eat fish or vegetarian it was the same each time in the end I asked for something different and they complied however it was basically pasta and sauce. Also the disabled toilet is fine bit of a trek but the lift is a nightmare can get in if someone lifts it around so the door shuts or you force it yourself risking damaging the chair, good point always availability staff friendly, piano player is a source of conversation.

Celebrated a birthday of a friend here a few days ago. booked for 7pm, in time to get the Early Bird offer of 3 courses for £19.99. Delicious starter, Pate with toasted brioche slice and salad garnish. Mains for me was really disappointing. I'd ordered the Belly Pork, which can be really tender and moist. Could be, but it wasn't. Meat portion was small, 2 triangles just a tad bigger than a cheese triangle and 1.5 inches deep. Now we all know belly pork is a cheap cut of meat, so this was measly. My friend chose the steak and had a decent sized portion, and we were both on the special menu! My dessert was fab! Ice cream and sorbets! YUMMY!! plenty of it too! I will warn you, one friend ordered a total of 3 large pinot grigot glasses of wine which came to almost the same price as the meal! My bottle of locally produced ale was £4.95, and by the time the waitress brought it up from the bar downstairs, the yeast sediment had been disturbed and it poured cloudy! We know we'd booked it on a Wednesday, and expected it to be quiet, but there were only 5 other people there! Even the piano was quiet!!