Môr

Swansea - Modern European - Restaurant - £££

Overall Rating: Good

Uniqueness:Does the establishment stand out in the context of the local area? Good

Deliciousness:How delicious is the food? Good

Warmth:How warm is the service and the hospitality in general? Very Good

Strength of recommendation:How enthusiastically and widely would you recommend the establishment? Good

A classy little oasis on the main road along Mumbles seafront that channels a bistro vibe with banquette seating, a touch of exposed brickwork and shades of salmon and teal. It's upmarket, too, without being prissy, and the service is impeccable. The menu encourages indulgence: before the main act there are ‘snacks’ such as plump Pembrokeshire oysters, lamb belly skewers brightened with cumin, Szechuan oil and verdant mint sauce, or crunchy, melt-in-the mouth Comté croquettes with a zingy pineapple ketchup. The cooking is largely European, but frequently reaches further afield – as in a meat-free main of barbecued aubergine with coconut and tamarind, lime pickle, pakora and chapati. The attention to detail extends to extras, from springy, crusty bread with miso butter and vivid wild garlic oil to an amuse-bouche involvng a wafer cone filled with roast shallot and smoked cream-cheese custard. Elsewhere, a croûton-topped starter of Pant-Ysgawn ravioli with ...

A classy little oasis on the main road along Mumbles seafront that channels a bistro vibe with banquette seating, a touch of exposed brickwork and shades of salmon and teal. It's upmarket, too, without being prissy, and the service is impeccable. The menu encourages indulgence: before the main act there are ‘snacks’ such as plump Pembrokeshire oysters, lamb belly skewers brightened with cumin, Szechuan oil and verdant mint sauce, or crunchy, melt-in-the mouth Comté croquettes with a zingy pineapple ketchup. The cooking is largely European, but frequently reaches further afield – as in a meat-free main of barbecued aubergine with coconut and tamarind, lime pickle, pakora and chapati. The attention to detail extends to extras, from springy, crusty bread with miso butter and vivid wild garlic oil to an amuse-bouche involvng a wafer cone filled with roast shallot and smoked cream-cheese custard. Elsewhere, a croûton-topped starter of Pant-Ysgawn ravioli with Wye Valley asparagus, preserved lemon and sauce grenobloise places luscious local ingredients to the fore. The same could be said of a main of Myrddin heritage pork with tare (a foraged vetch), Pwdin Du black pudding sausage roll, spiky piccalilli purée and succulent braised leek. The cooking artfully treads the line between refinement and sheer pleasure: a dessert of banana bread with miso-roast banana and Barti rum cream is a case in point. You won’t leave hungry. The wine list offers broad geographical coverage and a good range of price points, with a decent selection by the glass. Also keep an eye open for Môr's occasional butchery and chef demos (in collaboration with Tuckers Butchers of Mumbles).

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VENUE DETAILS

620 Mumbles Road, The Mumbles

Swansea
SA3 4EAGB

07932 385217

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OTHER INFORMATION

Separate bar, Dog friendly, Credit card required

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