The Kitchen Table in Mumbles a great place to have breakfast, Lunch or Dinner! Mumbles Village

We actively encourage people to tell us what they think of our cafe, our food and our drinks. If you’ve been to the cafe and would like to write a review please visit our Facebook page or our Trip Advisor page.

“Good, nice atmosphere.”  “Love the sourcing of ingredients.”  “A very comfortable, attractive restaurant.”

“Better than we’d cook a home….and we don’t say that very often!”

“The coffee was good, its nice to have good quality independent coffee available in Swansea.”

“Service: GREAT. Food: THE BEST. Price: BARGAIN. I WILL DEFINITELY COME AGAIN!”

“I wish all food tasted like that.”  “The best scrambled eggs I’ve ever tasted.”

“For once I was able to have a delicious meal which catered for a gluten-free and dairy-free diet! Thank you.”

“Very reasonable price, bargain for organic. Best of luck!”

“Fantastic food, fresh, healthy, lovely herbs, tender meat & good sized portions, interesting dishes….I could go on!  Ambience relaxed and homely.”

“There should be more places like this. Good luck, I hope you do as well as you deserve. (Good music too!)”

“Service very good & friendly. Came and informed us when recipe changed to make sure of allergies.”

“Coffee – top notch! Friendly & healthy farmhouse feel.”

“At last a healthy food café within 100 miles of home! Also lovely ambience, we’ll be back.”

“Service: Excellent and very friendly, feel very welcomed. Food: Superb, tasty, put together really well.

Price: Good value. We can now afford good food!”

“Best coffee I’ve had in the UK!”  “Very very very very nice and lovely!”

“Lovely atmosphere, nice employees, pleasant clientele, good food *****5 star!”

“Service: Excellent, friendly and good recommendations. Food: We had

the brownies, banoffee pie and coffee – all delicious. Price: Very reasonable.”

“Great ambience, flexible food for children.”

“Everything I’ve eaten here has been wonderful, my new favourite place.”

Here’s a great review from the Swansea ‘Food Passion’ website

http://www.food-passion.co.uk/restaurants/TheKitchenTable.htm

Great mentions in The Times and The Guardian from September 2011

Here’s a review from The Community Times from September 2010

And an article about us from Swansea Life in August 2010

Everton shoppers lured to Swansea Bay

Hundreds of thousands of people will be greeted with striking images of Swansea Bay as they walk along one of the UK's busiest shopping streets.

Three Cliffs Bay, Gower Peninsula

Posters showing Swansea Bay's award-winning mix of city and sea have been put up at key locations on Liverpool's Lord Street in the countdown to Everton's Premier League visit to the Liberty Stadium on Saturday (September 22).

Lord Street runs for about 300 metres and is within touching distance of Liverpool One – the UK's largest open air shopping centre.

Swansea Council has also put up Swansea Bay promotional posters in bus shelters and phone booths in other key locations across the city.

Cllr Nick Bradley, the Council's Cabinet Member for Regeneration, said: "The Premier League is a big deal for both the Swans and Swansea Bay as an area. It means people across the world have now heard of Swansea, and that gives us a fantastic opportunity to market Swansea Bay as a visitor destination off the back of the football.

"Hundreds of Liverpudlians spent time here last season as fans of both Everton and Liverpool. We hope many will return this year and that new visitors from Liverpool will make the trip too. This is why we're targeting busy parts of Liverpool with eye-catching promotional images of the destination. The aim is that it will heighten the profile of Swansea Bay and benefit local tourism businesses here by attracting visitors.

"Liverpool and the north west is a key market for us because they're among the most dedicated football fans in the UK. We had some really positive feedback from their visits last season."

Swansea Council's tourism team has already attracted journalists working for Soccer AM, the Daily Mirror and the Sunderland Echo to Swansea Bay so far this season.

Everton online supporter forums have also been contacted through social media websites like Facebook and Twitter.

Information on things to do in Swansea Bay in autumn have been sent to existing and new contacts across the northwest of England. Potential visitors are then encouraged to receive monthly e-newsletters to keep them updated with special offers and events.

LC water park Swansea, Kids go free!

LC Water Park Kids Go Free Sundays

25 Sep 2012

End the week with a splash in the LC Waterpark, bring the whole family down and the kids will enter absolutly FREE!

Every Sunday from 5:00pm - 8:00pm.

One child free with every paying adult.