Best restaurants in Swansea Marina

Housed in The National Waterfront Museum, The Swigg boasts ever-changing themed menus for party-like evenings with live music and constant entertainment. It’s perfect for a cosy evening in - or out, if you’re wanting to sit along the Tawe Basin.

Loli's brings the sunny atmosphere of the Mediterranean to Trawler Road, with a temping tapas menu, vibrant interiors and huge windows to allow plenty of natural light. The menu is packed with crowd-pleasers, from pizza to paella.

Providing the locals of Swansea with authentic Indian cuisine, try Rasoi Waterfront, a family run restaurant cooking up plates straight from the tandoori grill, such as lamb chops and paneer tikka. There’s also the option for a bottomless brunch by the water.

Taking up residence in Swansea’s old icehouse, Lotus brings comforting Thai cuisine to the banks of the River Tawe. With traditional decorations and a wooden hut-style bar, enjoy the welcoming ambience as you slurp on spicy soups and Thai noodle dishes. 

There’s a reason why fish is the perfect choice for a marina restaurant. El Pescador's rustic Spanish feel includes a great selection of seafood starters followed by the chef's very own fishy specials, available to enjoy outside with canopy covered seating. 

Sit back and watch the world go by at The River House while tucking into a selection of light bites and tapas dishes with friends. You can even pop in early for a full fry up if you like - these guys are open all day.

A real favourite of the area, Gigi Giao’s has received a lot of accolades in recent years, filling the gap in Swansea’s market for authentic Chinese cuisine. An evening here always promises a buzzing atmosphere and a great selection of dishes.

This riverside joint is celebrating the very best that Wales has to offer. A cosy, pub-like eatery on the banks of the Prince of Wales Dock, it's an ideal location to sit out in the sunshine and enjoy the gentle sea breeze. 

You won't go far wrong with this British boozer. Dishes are comforting and classic - from steak and ale pies to fish and chips - and you can wash them both down with a selection of ales and lagers.

The Observatory arguably has the most scenic views in the area due to its beachfront location. This cosy cafe with mismatched chairs and potted plants is cute and quirky, offering plenty of great photo opps.