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Robert Dalling

Swansea cafe which closed because there aren't 'enough people in town anymore' brings its popular old menu back in Uplands

A Swansea cafe which left people "gutted" when it closed its doors in the city centre has returned - and it's bringing back its popular menu back too.

The Crepe Vine, which has been located at Whitewalls for six years, and before that Parc Tawe, closed back in September 2018. A statement at the time explaining the decision read: "So sad but simply not enough people in town anymore."

The business was run by Steve Herbert, and what followed was the launch of a new business in Uplands called Maisies Streetfood and Bar, backed by Mr Herbert and run by his daughter Georgia, quickly establishing itself as a successful part of the culinary scene along Uplands Crescent, gaining popularity for its brunch menu and sweet treats including crepes and waffles.

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