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The Ship Inn, Swansea

Pub added by Will Larter

off A4118
Port Eynon
Postal town: Swansea
SA3 1NN

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Port Eynon

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Quinno _ left this review about The Ship Inn

‘Historic inn’ reads various blurbs but in reality it’s been thoroughly modernised. Split between two rooms (dining to left, main bar to right) and a long narrow front garden. The recent makeover is at least fairly tasteful, the bar room is done out in a two-tone blue colour scheme, light wood fittings and a couple of port hole interior windows. The eye is mainly caught by a stone fireplace with a ship's wheel off to the side. Three pumps with two Gower ales on, Gold (NBSS 3) and Power (3.5) which was a pleasant surprise. Beer flying out of the pumps on a sunny day and it felt like we’d just missed the late lunchtime rush as well. So no complaints from me, did a good job. 6.5

On 21^st September 2021 - rating: 7
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Soup Dragon left this review about The Ship Inn

This is a detached pub, with patio area, which has been here, as a pub, at least since the later Victorian period. The pub has a large, original building, with several extensions. It is in white render, with a touch of black. Other than the porch, the only other features of this two-storey building are the round 'port-hole' windows. The interior has three rooms, but the 'Saloon Deck Bar and the rear restaurant were closed at our early visit. The bar we were in is a smaller room, with pool and darts that has cream walls and ceiling, with a stone chimney and burner fire. The TV had daytime programmes on and there are a few hanging jugs, a ship's wheel feature and a few things on the walls. The food menu was basic, but decently priced and tasted fine. The service was fine and the place busy, mainly with holiday-makers. The music was general and at a decent level. Beer; usual tap stuff with an OK-ish Hancock's HB on handpull. A run-of-the-mill tourist pub really, that at least does a real ale.

On 6^th August 2013 - no rating submitted
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