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A nice quiet 'local' type pub in the heart of swansea's busy wind street. Real ales and fairtrade wines aswell as local welsh penderyn products - a must for the drinker who knows what they like. As well as well known quality house spirits, extensive choice of whiskys, rums, etc. Not often you get a choice of which gin - you usually get what your given. Nice to see not everywhere goes for the cheapest, 'copies' and alternatives to real brands. Im a firm believer you get what you pay for - but even the big names are reasonably priced. Quality over quantity - wins my vote!
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An oasis in a street full of chain "pubs". The only problem is having to dodge the drunks spilling out of said chain "pubs" as they do their crawl along Wind Street.
Slake - 14 Sep 2007 00:10 |
Dragged in by my wife who has been in before I was delighted. I am glad there is not a No Sign where I live or I would be there all the time.
anonymous - 22 Jul 2007 13:41 |
Definately for the oldies. (40+) seemed Ok but as is so long and relatively narrow, it is awkward to move around. Nicely decorated but not my sort of place.
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A surprisingly civilised spot in the heart of Wind Street. Probably the only place on Wind Street that you would actually come to to have a few pints (or glasses of wine) with a couple of friends, rather than come to just get hammered. Though that is always an option as well, of course!
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Having had to work in Swansea two or three days a week for the past month the No Sign has been an oasis in a dearth of pubs with decent beer in the City centre. The tapas meals are particularly good although the beer has been below par on a couple of occasions.
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A poky old bar once frequented by Swansea's most famous son, the No Sign is the only place on Wind Street worth making a special visit. Good beer, great food, friendly staff and a fine selection of wine. There are also two more modern bars behind and below the main pub for later in the evening.
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The "modernisation", removed the wonderful character of the old [small] bar - it could be anywhere now - "globalisation here we come", chainganging rules!
Sad - Swansea could be attempting its revival, without finishing off what the germans didnt blitz!
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one of the most decent pubs in swansea, but definately for 30+'s. gets very crowded on weekends, but top tip is to go upstairs, which is often emptier
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one of the oldest drinking dens in swansea, frequented by dylan thomas all those years ago! still retains it`s olde world charm but has modernised in standards and service to compete with the rest of wind street. one of the best range of wines in swansea, well kept beers and a great pint of guinness. delish home cooked food (not out of the micro!), can recommend the sunday lunches too! attracts a good crowd and very bust at the weekend. a must visit if you visit swansea! live music on thursday and sunday nights, nothing too hairy though!
mike - 20 Dec 2004 21:57 |
