Go to:  
  1. Cardiff
  2. /
  3. bar
  4. (10)

United Kingdom

Order tips by: Most recent first  |  Most popular first

    This is a great small independent bar with a big heart. The music is always spot on whether it's laid back lunch or feel good Friday. This place does great Welsh food produced only from the local area. The Promised Land has a nice big city atmosphere that you would find in New York or Manchester. The best pubs and bars are catalysts...friendships can be forged in them, relationships can be made, business can be done and memories created. This is what The Promised Land is - a home from home, a place to meet and greet, a bolt hole, and a place you rest on your journey. You'll enjoy whether you are a romancer, dancer, soul boy, beat kid, young go-getter or should know better!

    4 Windsor Place, Cardiff, 029 2039 8998
    www.thepromisedlanduk.com

    Google map: tinyurl.com/33g7ycx

    100%

    agreed

    1

    people

    I agreeI disagree

    tip

    Dizzy Llama Restaurant

    Posted by smurfboy 28 April 2010

    An ethical, eco-friendly Welsh International Restaurant & Cocktail Bar.

    24 Churchill Way, Cardiff City Centre, CF10 2DY
    029 2034 3424
    www.dizzyllama.co.uk
    near Queen Street Station

    100%

    agreed

    1

    people

    I agreeI disagree

    tip

    Cafe Sereno

    Posted by angiec 13 November 2008

    Cafe Sereno is a small family owned business on Albany road that does great food, is fully licenced and has a fabulous beer garden. It’s open all day until 10pm and is ideal for a quick snack, coffee, pint or a romantic evening meal. It’s also available for bookings. They always have special offers and meal deals available which makes it very reasonably priced. Child friendly.

    68 Albany road,
    Roath,
    Cardiff
    CF24 3RS

    0%

    agreed

    0

    people

    I agreeI disagree

    tip

    Cafe Sereno

    Posted by frayededges 12 November 2008

    Cafe Sereno does great breakfasts, dinners and snacks. I eat there a lot, and have yet to be disappointed. Great atmosphere, food and service. The main meals have a great Italian touch - the meatballs have to be tasted to be believed.

    www.cafe-sereno.com
    Albany Road

    100%

    agreed

    1

    people

    I agreeI disagree

    Zero degrees is a new micro brewery - good beer (especially the dark lager) and it also serves pizza and mussels and other good things. Right opposite the millennium stadium. Fantastic.

    The Cafe Europa opposite the castle has enormous cheap veggie food and serves beer too. It has an eclectic mix of seating and reading material to keep you happy.

    Cardiff central station, Westgate Street for Zero Degrees and Duke Street opposite the castle for Cafe Europa.

    0%

    agreed

    0

    people

    I agreeI disagree

    tip

    Chapter

    Posted by tomincardiff 10 May 2008

    Chapter houses the city's only arthouse cinema, a great bar, a cafe (food is good though service can be slow when busy - allow plenty of time if you're eating before a show or film) and a theatre. It's an easy bus journey or a 15-20 minute walk from the centre of Cardiff.

    www.chapter.org

    100%

    agreed

    2

    people

    I agreeI disagree

    tip

    Barfly

    Posted by Ellandwitch 21 August 2006

    I recommend Barfly to visit on 28th Aug 2006 as Jon Wilks' favourite Japanese band - Nanbanjin- are playing there. Excellent music from 1 Welshman, 1 English/Irishman and a mad New Zealander! Not to be missed.

    Kingsway, Cardiff. Just around the corner from St Marys Street;
    tel: 029 2039 6589

    100%

    agreed

    1

    people

    I agreeI disagree

    tip

    Cardiff nightlife

    Posted by JessicaAldred 14 September 2005

    You may love it or hate it but raucous Saturday night in Cardiff has to be experienced. The St Mary’s Street and Mill Lane end of the city is the focal point for most of the action. It’s worth checking out the Yard complex, a redeveloped Brains brewery which now contains restaurants, bars and a club. Moloko on Mill Lane is an interesting vodka bar, Metro’s is a great indie club and Clwb Ifor Bach (the Welsh Club) has different music on three floors. Dance music lovers should head for Emporium, which was featured in the clubbing film Human Traffic. It’s then essential to visit Caroline St, fondly known as Chippy Lane, to soak up all this alcohol with chips and gravy, chips with curry sauce, battered sausage, kebabs or whatever else you fancy. Another popular late night choice is Charleston's Brasserie, which stays open until about 4am and costs about £13 for a big juicy steak. Celeb spotters will be interested to know that this is where Charlotte Church punched her ex-boyfriend after he sold his story to the tabloids, and also where she met her current squeeze, Welsh rugby player Gavin Henson.

    60%

    agreed

    5

    people

    I agreeI disagree

    tip

    Cardiff Bay

    Posted by JessicaAldred 14 September 2005

    The best place to watch the world go by is down at Cardiff Bay, which has witnessed so much pass by itself. Originally the site of the docks which exported Welsh coal worldwide, by the 1980s Tiger Bay was a mass of derelict land and abandoned buildings. The regeneration began with the controversial barrage which flooded the bay, and now the area houses a cinema complex, restaurants, piers, clubs, bars, museums, designer apartment complexes, the Welsh assembly and the Wales Millennium Centre, the home of Welsh opera and seven other arts and culture organisations. The coffee shops and bars which now line the water’s edge at Mermaid Quay are the perfect place to watch it all come alive - by day or night.

    www.cardiffbay.co.uk/

    66%

    agreed

    12

    people

    I agreeI disagree

    tip

    Clwb Ifor Bach

    Posted by PhilSen 12 September 2005

    Otherwise known as 'The Welsh Club' it eschews the commercialism and loutishness that blights the club scene in city centres around Britain, going instead for an eclectic range of musical styles and ambiences on its rather different three floors.

    11 Womanby Street Tel: 02920 232199

    83%

    agreed

    6

    people

    I agreeI disagree


      Your tips about Cardiff