One of Swansea's most iconic eateries is bringing back its legendary sit-down fry-ups with the return of indoor seating. Tables are said to be back by popular demand after the business previously said it was transitioning into a takeaway venue.
Uncertainty faced Uplands Diner after it was put up for sale, but now the venue has announced new plans for the future and hopes to be stronger then ever. With an adjusted seating capacity, different operating hours, and a new menu alongside the iconic takeaways, Uplands Diner will also operate as an ice cream parlour in the evenings.
The venue teased the return of indoor seating after receiving hundreds of messages enquiring about the dining-in option after it stopped. It had previously turned into a takeaway-only set up after owner Lance Pardoe opted to take a step back from the business to focus on his health, and after he revealed how he had tragically lost two brothers within the space of three months. You can get more Swansea news and other story updates by subscribing to our newsletters here.
