Langlands Brasserie Langland, Swansea

my son and daughter in law took me there this evening the food and service was superb.i would wish to go again.we all enjoyed ourselves a lovely experience.thanks to all.we could see how popular it is so many people queuing up, we were fortunate that we arrived before 7pm.

Food and service were both excellent. Although we felt it was a bit expensive we would throughly recommend it. The view looking over the bay was wonderful.

Super!!! thx for nice evening, food and coffee...

I Was pleasantly surprised by the coffee here, my cappuccino was so good and beautiful. Finding this cafe was one of the best things that has happened.

I have visited Langland brasserie for many years and had many a good time, but this weekend I took a party of 8 to experience their Sunday lunch.....BIG MISTAKE!!!!! The main waitress couldn't even understand us as it seems they are employing staff that cant even speak a word of English, the food arrived after some wait in a terrible state and cold with half of it missing. When I spoke to the the owner he was extremely rude, I explained that the food was cold and there was food missing, the owner grunted, offered to bring extra warm veg, when I said this was unacceptable as the rest of the food was cold he literally grabbed the plates off our table and stormed off, only to come back with £51 of our £146 bill........BEWARE STAY AWAY!!!!!!!

Shockingly poor service, the staff move at a glacial pace; however they have the ability to avoid eye contact with absolute skill. If I could give zero stars then it would more accurately reflect my opinion.

A simple lunch turned into a drawn-out affair. First, you have to obtain a table, then go to the cashier and pre-pay for your food and drinks (very much like a pub); however, there were no menus available. Due to the lack of a menu we ordered coffee and cake, as we could see what cakes were available.

The order took 40 mins to arrive and when it did the coffee was cold and the cakes were not what we had ordered. The waitress took the order away and took a further 10 mins to bring the correct order.

The price of the food and drinks far exceeds the service and quality of the food. it is safe to say I shall never go there again.

We recently decided to go to Langlands brasserie for lunch ,After reading some of the poor reviews I wasnt expecting such excellent service especially as both retaurant and cafe bar were full,however our waitress was very friendly and efficfient.The fillet steak was delicious, cooked exactly as requested ,the basket of bread was tasty and fresh.It's an added bonus that it is in such a beautifull location with breathtaking view. I would definitely recommend you paying a visit to this unique establishment in the gower.

Just excellent. The location is superb commanding beautiful views over Langland bay. You are practically on the beach! Inside the atmosphere is fantastic with a bright, naturally lit relaxed feeling. There is no pretension, with very friendly staff. However despite this atmosphere the food let's you know this brasserie is something very special. Excellent fish and a rib of beef for two to share was excellent. Good array of starters too. Did not have wine though the wine list looked varied with the opportunity to spend money...

We visited the Langlands Brasserie over the Bank Holiday weekend after walking over from Caswell Beach. It's a perfect and scenic spot to sit outside and have a bite to eat. The staff were very attentive and welcomed the dogs with a body of water.

Booked table for 2 @ 1pm for my birthday lunch.Pay & display parking to the rear.Place was busy,but service was excellent.Seated at (reserved) window table with beautiful views over the beach and golf course.Good variety of fish/meat dishes.Vegetarians also catered for.Food was superb,especially the steak served on bed of caramelised onions,with mushroom & mustard sauce! Portion control amazing, had to take out a chocolate cake for dessert as wanted (NEEDED) one but too full to eat at the time.Will definitely return to try this restaurant of an evening.Easily rivalled (if not bettered )Rick Steins St Petroc's @ Padstow.2 starters,2 mains,1 dessert,2 coffees,1 lemonade and a beer £45.Excellent.........

The worst dining experience I have had for some time. Booked in for Sunday lunch. Arrived to find a busy restaurant with lovely views over, Langland Bay with my wife and father in law- we were taking him out for a birthday Sunday lunch. Staff were certainly busy and there was no one available to seat us. Most staff ignored us even when we tried to catch someone's attention. Eventually purely by chance we managed to catch the eye of a girl behind the bar who grudgingly checked our booking and pointed out a table to us.

Took half an hour to be offered any drinks (and only after prompting). Waited i hour and 10 minutes for lunch to be served- a congealed badly presented mess of a sunday dinner. We should have left immediately. many other customers seemed to be waiting along time, but some who arrived after us on the outer terrace were served before us. The excuse (yes, one was made) was a supposed problem with the tills...but sorry.Not acceptable. We refused to pay for the food- paid for drinks only and left. If you have enormous time to spare and can fend off hunger by all means go for the views- the waitresses were pleasant and apologetic but the lack of someone directing operations spoilt the experience- an hour and 10 mins for excellent food might just have been acceptable- but the food was so so. Sorry, langland Bay Brasserie. We can heartily NOT recommend you.