Turtle Bay is a lively Caribbean Restaurant that offers a great unusual brunch menu with options like the big Kingston Grill Down (Smoky bacon, jerk sausage, roasted mushrooms, curried chickpeas, roasted tomato, grilled roti & eggs your way), Honey Bunny Yardbird (Roti stacked with buttermilk crispy chicken, cream cheese, rich maple syrup, hot sauce & fresh watermelon) and Vegan Motherclucker (Fried “chicken” style patty, stacked with smashed avo & jerk tomato sauce). They also offer a bottomless brunch – we’re talking 2 hours of unlimited cocktails, fizz, draft Red Stripe, mocktails, soft drinks and hot drinks!. Choose any brunch, burger or wrap.

Turtle Bay Swansea is positioned in a buzzy area of the centre of the city bringing bags of Caribbean inspired energy to the area. Near to the docks, this is a good place to come for a lively breakfast or lunch after a walk along the river or even for a seriously energetic night out with friends for food and drinks. The polished glass exterior shows little of the interior which holds eclectic multi-coloured furniture and wall art as well as an open-faced, ever-busy bar and a flame filled open kitchen.

A booming food and beverage sector – Swansea has long been renowned for its vibrant pub and club scene, but the restaurant and café scene is thriving noticeably too, with popular chains like Turtle Bay, Las Iguanas, Zinco Lounge and Dennys making an impact. Smaller beauties like Juniper Place and Copper Bar have invested their future in the city and are offering a tasteful, relaxed experience in handsome surroundings.

Turtle Bay is one of those great places that serve bottomless brunch every single day of the week. And it’s made even better by the fact you can have any of the drinks on their menu, including all of the cocktails!. Their bottomless brunch is £29.50 per person, which gets you two hours of bottomless booze as well as a choice of brunch burger, brunch dish or roti.

You can enjoy 2 hours of unlimited cocktails at Turtle Bay as part of their bottomless brunch. It costs £27.50 per person, and aside from the drinks it also includes any brunch dish off their menu. You can make the most of their bottomless brunches any day of the week, with the last sitting at 3pm Mondays to Saturdays and at 5pm on Sundays.

The Caribbean chain restaurant offers normal and bottomless brunch, with the bottomless costing £29.50 which gets you two hours of unlimited cocktails, mocktails and red stripe plus a brunch dish, burger or roti. You can book up until 3pm everyday or 5pm on Sundays, so it really is an all day event. Where: 10 Castle Street

In fact, they recommend booking at least two weeks in advance to reserve a spot. No wonder when the Caribbean-inspired food and drink is so delicious. You could try the Honey Bunny Yardbird - an interesting combination of roti, fried chicken and maple syrup, with cream cheese and watermelon added for good measure.

Colourful and welcoming, Turtle Bay brings the warm spicing and the soul food ethos of the Caribbean to Castle Street. The music is always top-notch too. Try this: melt-in-the-mouth goat curry and crisp and golden sweetcorn fritters, £15.80.

Not sure about dinner recommendations, Most places on or near wind street are quite good (Las Iguanas, Turtle Bay, Nandos, etc) but mostly chains.

Turtle Bay’s unique blend of Caribbean jerk, warming rums and tropical happy hour cocktails has got you sorted, open every day till late.