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Best date night spot in Swansea! We luckily grabbed a table at the back of the restaurant, where we had both the warmth of the kitchen and could equally enjoy the glow of the gorgeous outdoor garden seating area. Being a Pembrokeshire girl myself, the Tenby brewery pale ale jumped out at me! Sadly it’s popularity resulted in an empty cask, but the friendly waiter was quick to suggest me another equally delicious pint instead. From your initial bite to the final nibble of the crust, you can taste the smoke of the pizza oven throughout. My choice of Boar Salami, Pickled Fennel and Mozzarella was equally welcomed by my boyfriend’s wandering hand, after devouring his own N’duja and Pickled Chilli Pizza. Their Pork Scratchings are anything but a mere snack to gobble with your beer, as they are the closest thing to a Sunday Roast’s trimmings you’ll find. We ordered two: one was sufficient! Stunning decor, friendly staff, funky bathroom wall paper, gorgeous pizza and local beer.
Gwen MatthewsGwen Matthews
10
It was our first time going to Hoogah today, we went for brunch and it was absolutely stunning there, the service, food, drinks and atmosphere! We both ordered The Hoogah breakfast which consisted of Welsh Bacon, free range egg, avocado and mixed beans served on sourdough and rye bread. The mixed beans were a delight, in some kind of curried sauce which was super delicious and the dish was a lovely twist on a full breakfast! We paired our Hoogah breakfast with a Tumeric latte, it is honestly out of this bloody world definitely get the tumeric latte if you're visiting you wont be disappointed!!! We'll definitely be visiting again, although parking can be a pain in this area we managed to grab a parking spot which allows you to park for up to one hour! Also you should probably book because it can be busy on the weekend around midday.
Monica PhanMonica Phan
00
This was perhaps my hardest review to make. So to be fair... If 'being seen' in right sorts of places is important to you then this should rate much higher. The food was decent enough. It ranks higher for presentation than for freshness or flavor though. It does offer a variety of healthy, vegan, and vegetarian options. The decor was basic shabby chic. So it had some flavor at least. But... It was overly loud. Especially for a Sunday morning. The food was outrageously expensive. I spent seven quid for a coffee and pot of yogurt with fruit. The worst though was waiting over twenty minutes for a pot of yogurt. I might have waited even longer if I had not gone up to the counter and inquired. This was a horrid experience and an expensive lesson in eating before I leave the house. I wasted both time and money; a mistake I won't repeat here. Like I said though, if posh means more to you than service and price, by all means go here. That's as honest and fair as I can be.
Tara Neale (HomeCrazzyHome)Tara Neale (HomeCrazzyHome)
20
The place is busy esp at the weekend so the booking is a must. Nice and relaxing and uplifting vibe, with super friendly staff. The concept of this place is really truly what makes it, local food, neighbourhood place. Good coffee. Really good breakfast hash with crispy chorizos, uniquely leafy spinach and beets, great flavour combo. The hoogah breakfast was HUGE with lots of different Nordic flavour elements and it will stuff you for good for the rest of the day! The best is yet to come - the cinnamon buns, and Nutella - it is the flavour as you’d imagine it.. decadent and rich and perfect treat. Perfect brunch spot but perfect for every occasion.
Bonsai NinjaBonsai Ninja
00
Lovely people (both sides of the counter), food and drinks. Would definitely recommend. We called in part way through a five hour journey from the south of England to south-west Wales, having read about Hoogah in a book called The Extra Mile, about places not far from motorways that offer better food than the services and are worth the diversion. I'd recommend that, too - we've found excellent eateries all over the place, and Hoogah is another one we'll revisit if we're ever passing by 😀
Slim JimSlim Jim
10
Slightly disappointing, food is amazing I enjoyed the cinnamon roll , and the coffee was great, but the service was a disgrace we were rushed to the table then the server throw the food to the table. That’s not acceptable especially that we were the only south asians in the restaurant and were treated based on ethnicity I believe. My friend who recommended this place to me always complimented it. Which I would never come back again unless this is fixed.
hshs
10
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Basic Info
Address
68 Brynymor Rd, Swansea SA1 4JJ, United Kingdom
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+44 1792 449731
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Website
hoogah-swansea.com
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4.7
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Intimate bistro with a garden patio prepping comfort food like pizza, plus small plates & sides.
attractions: Brynmill Park, Brangwyn Hall, Cwmdonkin Park, Exotica world foods, Swansea Beach, Masala Bazaar - St. Helens Road, Swansea, Dylan Thomas Birthplace, Grill and Griddle, Swansea Oriental, Millennium Takeaway, restaurants: Swansea Grand Theatre, The Potters Wheel - JD Wetherspoon, The Secret Beach Bar & Kitchen, BrewStone, Uplands Diner, Adelinas bar and kitchen, Uplands Tavern, Eli Jenkins, The Westbourne, Banana Leaf - Swansea

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