| Down the Mumbles yesterday 20:21 - Aug 12 with 5132 views | Flashberryjack |
Me and the missus took advantage of the lovely weather yesterday, and decided to risk a visit to Castlemare restaurant for a light lunch.
There were plenty of people about, but to be fair, everyone was socially distancing and being very respectful of it.
What a fantastic place to have lunch, sat there eating a nice meal with a pint of cold Peroni overlooking Bracelet bay, absolutely stunning, something we would have been doing on the holiday we didn't have this year.
I know it's been said many times, but we really don't appreciate the beauty of our country.
To round off a really lovely day, we decided to stop at the Old Havana on the way back home for a couple of cocktails (wife had taken over driving duties).
3 cocktails for £10, what a f*cking rip off, the alcohol content was zero, I thought I'd be clever and tried to go to the bar and order another, so I could watch them making it, but of course due to corvid virus I wasn't allowed to.
The robbing tw*ts....anyone else had the similar experience there ? |  |
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| Down the Mumbles yesterday on 08:28 - Oct 16 with 628 views | britferry |
| Down the Mumbles yesterday on 21:51 - Oct 15 by Flashberryjack |
Just an update on my visit to the Old Havana, Swansea.
I put a post up on tripadvisor, complaining that there was very little or no alcohol in their cocktails.
This is the response I had, bear in mind, they do sell alcohol free "mocktails"and the 3 for £10 had no mention of lower alcohol content on the menu.
What do you reckon, rip off or not ?
Old Havana manager.
Hi there,
Thank you for taking the time to leave your feedback.
Our 3-4-£10 cocktails do have slightly lower alcohol content than a standard cocktail, this is due to us wanting to encourage responsible drinking and keep both our guests and our staff safe. All other cocktails across our menu contain the standard measure of alcohol that you would expect. [Post edited 15 Oct 2020 21:59]
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been there once, don't need to say any more [Post edited 16 Oct 2020 8:28]
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