Welcome to The Village Bar Cafe

Swansea West Glamorgan

Managers
Lucy & Jamie
welcome you to
The Village Bar Cafe  


The Village Bar Cafe is a unique local pub / bistro that has gained recognition for its fantastic range of beers/ales, spirits and wines, excellent food, delicious coffees / teas, superb service and welcoming atmosphere.  

In 2019, The Village Bar Cafe made the finals for both the "Food Awards Wales - Best Cafe/ Bistro" and "Best Bar in Wales - the Welsh Hospitality Awards". We are also listed in the 2020 CAMRA Good Beer Guide.  
  
We pride ourselves on offering customers a dining / drinking experience that is hard to beat and excellent value for money. So, by day, we offer a café setting with coffee & homemade cake, breakfast and lunches alongside our local pub offering great beer, a selection of Real Ales and a wide range of wines and spirits. Then by night, the vibe changes to a cosy, local pub, offering a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks


TV - All Sky Sports Channels - 3 Flat Screen TVs 
WiFi - Free Access to WiFi 
Dogs - Dog Friendly Pub 
Outdoor - Seating with tables
Family - Babies/Children Welcome 



 

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At The Village Bar Cafe

14th August, 2026
Wolves v Blackburn Rovers (Football League)

Wolves v Blackburn Rovers (Football League)

Coverage of the opening match of the Championship campaign, held at Molineux. Wolves are looking for an immediate return to the Premier League after finishing bottom of the Premier League last term, while Blackburn will be expecting to improve on last season's 20th-place finish.

15th August, 2026
Sheffield United v Birmingham City (Football League)

Sheffield United v Birmingham City (Football League)

Coverage of both teams' opening match of the Championship season, held at Bramall Lane. United claimed a 3-0 win in last season's corresponding fixture thanks to goals by Tyler Bindon, Gustavo Hamer and Patrick Bamford, but Birmingham were reduced to 10 men in the 18th minute due to Tommy Doyle's red card when the score was 1-0.