Sullivan's Tea & Coffee Co — Restaurant in Wales

The Cafe itself is visually appealing, but it falls short when concerning the staff and food. The staff were rather rude, replying in short, agitated sentences, making me feel unwelcome. This isn’t helped by the fact they asked me to leave after half hour, stating no reason as to why. I ended up offering to move tables, because I was planning to order and wasn’t ready to leave yet, but the waitress fumbled over her words awkwardly and said that I could stay.

Unfortunately, this isn’t where the negative experience ends. When I ordered my food, I requested, and paid extra, for bacon and egg. In addition to this, I requested no balsamic glaze. You can imagine my shock when my food arrived, and not only was it missing the bacon, but there was balsamic glaze, a hair, and it was freezing cold. It almost felt like a personal attack for refusing to leave.

Needless to say, I will NOT be returning, though i’m sure the staff will be pleased to hear that considering the vendetta they seemed to...

We decided to have a lazy, late Sunday breakfast here after reading the positive reviews. Lovely interior and attentive staff. Great choice of teas and coffees and a menu that's not too extensive. We both had a large breakfast at £7.95 accompanied by a pot of tea. The teas arrived promptly along with old school cups and saucers which were lovely.

Then the breakfast arrived.

I'm sorry to say that, with the exception of the mushrooms and hash brown, all the food was barely tepid. The poached eggs were over, although in their defence, we did not specify how we would like the eggs cooked. As the breakfasts were served quite promptly I naively assumed they were 'fresh off the grill', sadly not. Despite the lovely ambiance and friendly staff I feel that there can be no excuse for luke warm food. Had all the food been piping hot it would have represented good value for money....

The Ultimate Café Dining Experience: A Visit to Sullivan's

Today, I was fortunate enough to secure a seat at Sullivan's Café. Where do I begin? The breakfast was cooked to perfection and offered the best flavors I've ever tasted. Even the water was unique—served in a can rather than the typical Brecon Carreg bottled water.

The décor transported me back to the classic 1950s and 60s, complete with vintage touches and a playlist that perfectly suited the ambiance. The atmosphere was nothing short of magical, creating an experience that was both nostalgic and invigorating.

For an extraordinary dining experience that goes beyond just breakfast, I highly recommend visiting Sullivan's. It's a place where every detail is thoughtfully crafted to provide a...