The call zall Naga was lovely&mdash;spicy but you could still taste all the flavours. The chairs were quite comfy, which was a nice surprise.

Popped in for a quick drink, they had treats for the dog at the bar which was a nice touch. Staff were really sound, managed to squeeze us in even though it was packed.

Seafood linguine was spot on, pasta cooked just right. The wholetail scampi was a nice touch. Staff were really friendly, even turned the music down a bit when we asked. Made for a relaxed evening.

The show was good, but the portion sizes felt a bit small for the price.

The drinks are always perfectly chilled, which is a nice touch. Steph and Wojtek are really friendly.

The oxtail was tasty and the chips were great, but I was really impressed by how fresh the vegetables tasted. You can tell they use quality ingredients.

Popped in for a quick lunch while shopping. The kids&#39; play area is a lifesaver - they loved the slides and climbing frame. Gave us a proper 20 minutes to actually eat our food in peace.

The Cornish pasty was fantastic, flaky crust and a rich filling. Paired it with a local ale, which cut through the richness nicely. The coffee was good, but the pasty was the star. A solid spot for a proper lunch.

Been coming here for years for their bacon butty. It&#39;s a proper one, good bacon, decent bread, and you get a lot for your money. Staff are always friendly. Easy to park and a quick stroll to the front.

Came for the TV show connection, which is a nice touch. Food was decent, nothing special. Service was efficient, got us in and out quickly. Worth a stop if you&#39;re in the area and a fan.

Been here a few times. They do decent mid-week deals, like 40% off mains. Just a tip &ndash; ask them to bring your main out hot, not after you&#39;ve finished your starter. Makes a difference.

Been here a few times now. What keeps me coming back is the guide&#39;s storytelling - the way he explains the history of the place just pulls you in. It never gets old.

A decent traditional pub. The steak and ale pie was pretty good, and the sticky toffee pudding was lovely. The menu has some nice options. It was a bit noisy inside, but fine for a casual meal.

The katsu curry was tasty, but the portion felt a bit small for the price. It&#39;s a clean spot, but I left still a little hungry.

The half chicken from the lunch menu is really good, cooked on a BBQ with lovely spices. The salad with the homemade spicy mayo is a nice touch. Staff were friendly, and the booth seating was quite comfortable.

Parking was a bit of a hunt on a Friday evening. Had to circle the block twice before finding a spot a few streets over. Not a huge deal, but something to factor in if you&#39;re on a tight schedule.

Loved the chili fried idly they recommended! It had this amazing crispy texture with the spiced chutney. Service was super quick and friendly. Found loads of veggie options on the menu too, which was a nice surprise.

Planning a Bridgend trip? Discover the best restaurants in Bridgend with traveller reviews, ratings, menus, photos and exclusive dining deals. Book tables instantly on Trip.com.

The best restaurants in Bridgend

Taj Mahal Minehead

West Somerset Garden Centre Cafe

The Royal Oak

Finnegans Inn

The Admiral St David

Trubshaws Restaurant @ The Diplomat Hotel

Amelia's Antiques, Collectables, Crafts & Tearoom

The York Palace

Honey Bear Cake and Ice Cream Parlour

Horse Shoe Inn

The Harbour Bar and Kitchen

Simla brasserie

The Hairy Dog

The Big Cheese

Lyndale Tea Rooms

Marco's Cafe

The Colcot Arms Hotel

Stradey Arms

Plas Llanelly House

Rose & Crown

Red Dragon

Milkwood

Franco's

Glancynon Inn

Queen of Hearts

Cinnamon Kitchen Indian Restaurant

Central Perks Cafe Bar

Ponnuswamy Restaurant

What! Cafe

Banana Leaf - Swansea