Swansea
Turkish Kitchen

Turkish Kitchen

21 High Street, Swansea, United Kingdom

Kebab • Cafés • Seafood • European


"visited the Turkish cuisine a few days ago my friend for a birthday contract with a groupon voucher for a 10 court meze for 2. the interieur is beautiful with flowing floors beautiful paintings on the walls. toilets in the ground floor also. we were immediately greeted by a beautiful waitress who showed us on our table, it was pleasant to see the local people enjoying the kitchen. we ordered drinks, she then explained that it is not a set meze, we could choose 5 dishes from the cold appetizers 5 from the hot. the first food arriving was a dish of salads prepared various away and a basket of pitta brot 2 side dives. it followed a dish with olive, filled wein leaves, tomatensalat a creamy cool dish I am sure wgat it was called but delicious. next, Haloumi cheese samosas was grilled a Beetroot salad. we started to fade, but then the king prawns came my favorites a chopped lamb bark dish with paprika in a really tasty sauce, this last 2 dishes wore a little extra price, but were good worth it. everything was delicious, nicely lubricated, so fresh our waitress told us they bought everything fresh from the market next door. we have enjoyed our visit very much if they want genuine authentic Turkish cuisine, this place must be one. I think there were some disabled parking on the street, but there is a multi-story parking just to the corner a few minutes to walk away. we wish we had lived closer so that we could visit more often."

Mary Dillwyn Swansea

Mary Dillwyn Swansea

Pontardulais Road, SA5 4BD, Swansea, United Kingdom

Steak • Pizza • British • American


"The food was very nice, the best cauliflower buffalo wings I have tasted, and the fries were very nice along with a pleasant atmosphere. The service was nothing short of excellent as the waiting staff were very warm, welcoming, polite and friendly. The drawbacks, particularly for my first time dining at Mary Dillwyn,were: the menu clearly mentioned that they could do vegan onion rings, but when asked they couldn't do vegan onion rings because of the frier even though they have a frier for the fries to be vegan, and I was then, not puzzled not only over this, but also as to why it is mentioned on the menu; limited vegan desserts, which is fine, but then run out out run out of the vegan apple tart, they explained that they have been busy, but better stock control is needed they must know that the apple vegan apple tart is popular; there was no alternative milk for coffee so I had my meal without my latte, it was explained that there is not much call for it and they go off, I know it can't be helped but this did set back my dining experience at Mary Dillwyn; the vegan soup was tomato soup, I didn't order this as I had already had a Big Tom drink, nevertheless, I should have prefered something more adventurous such as a festive vegetable winter soup, or just a winter vegetable soup any vegan soup would be a lot better than a tomato soup so I dined without a starter as the limitations of the vegan starters. But I should definitely go back again as most of my dining experience was good, so I will give it another try."