Pubs in Swansea

Ship Inn

98-99 Pentreguinea Road, Swansea SA1 8DJ

The current Ship Inn was rebuilt in 1986 on the footprint of the old ship farm building, in what was a very busy part of the maritime area in Swansea. Its now a standalone building at the junction of several busy roads into the city. It has two public rooms, both decorated in a nautical theme, with one set up as the restaurant.

Victory Pub & Kitchen

Langdon Road, Swansea SA1 8QY

The Victory Pub & Kitchen is a sports lounge bar, housed within the Village hotel near the waterside in Swansea docks area. The 'pub' area is a large room with lots of lounge and seating areas. Traditional pub food is available. A popular venue for locals and hotel residents to watch sport on big match days. After 11 p.m. the bar is only open to hotel residents only.

City Bar

Miers Street, Swansea SA1 8BZ

A locals pub centred on the St Thomas community. It does regular meals, live music and other events.

Brewdog

19 Wind Street, Swansea SA1 1DY

Alma Inn

10 Bennett Street, Swansea SA1 2QH

Small, end of terrace, sports orientated back street local close to the Liberty Stadium, home to Swansea city football club and the Ospreys Rugby team.

Swansea Bay Hotel

280 Oystermouth Road, Swansea SA1 3UH

B&B hotel located on the Swansea seafront.

Badminton

102 Fleet Street, Swansea SA1 3UT

Bank Statement

57-58 Wind Street, Swansea SA1 1EP

A former Midland Bank that was sympathetically transformed by Wetherspoon, who retained its original ornate interior. Trading as a Lloyds No.1 Bar, the pub is at the heart of the city's popular bar quarter and has a large ground floor with plenty of seating. Popular with all ages, it is busy throughout the week as well as at the weekend. It regularly shows matches on its many screens. It has a selection of bottled beers some of which are RAIB.

Popworld

2-5 Wind Street, Swansea SA1 1DE

Dance club & nightclub / Pub with Karaoke. There is an admission charge after 9 p.m. which increases when it gets later,

Jack Murphys

20-22 Wind Street, Swansea SA1 1DY

Irish themed U.S. style Rock 'n Roll Sports Bar & Restaurant in the middle of the main café/pub area of the city.

Bay View

400 Oystermouth Road, Swansea SA1 3UL

A historic landmark for over 100 years, the Bay View is located on the main coast road in the city. This large triangular shaped building holds a combined pub, lounge and Thai dining restaurant. The single large room is split into separate comfortable areas of formal restaurant dining, a lounge area at the rear, with benches in the central bar area. There is a single long bar along one wall. Although there are two real ale hand pulls on the bar, usually only one is in use at any time!

Brunswick Arms

3 Duke Street, Swansea SA1 4HS

Side-street pub with the air of a country inn in the city. Wooden beams and comfortable seating create a traditional, relaxing atmosphere. A local resident artist's work is displayed and is for sale. A popular quiz is held on Mondays. Live music on Thursdays and Saturdays, with an open mic night on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. There are usually up to six beers available and one of the changing beers is gravity dispensed, often from a local microbrewery.