A mini guide to
Where to eat and drink in City centre and Cardiff Castle
Food & drink
Choose a type below, then search by name or cuisine. Every place has its own card with directions.
Italian restaurant · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Café bar on Church Street with an Italian menu; its site takes table bookings and lists events and film screenings.
Pub · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Pub on High Street serving beer from Glamorgan Brewing Co. and showing live sport.
Pub · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Pub on the site of the 1882 Brains brewery, with Welsh food and drink and live events.
Bar · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Belgian beer and board game bar on Duke Street.
Café · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Independent coffee shop on Castle Street, part of a company that runs cafés in Cardiff parks, with outdoor seating.
Café · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Coffee shop on High Street with a brunch menu; the business also has a café at Porthcawl harbour.
Café · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Coffee shop in the Morgan Arcade serving vegan and vegetarian dishes, according to its website.
Bar · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Spanish bar on Guildhall Place that sources produce and drinks directly from Spain, with a vermouth list.
Pub · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Pub on The Hayes with a beer garden.
Pizza restaurant · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Sourdough pizzeria on Church Street, part of the Franco Manca chain.
Thai restaurant · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Thai restaurant on The Hayes, part of the Giggling Squid group.
Restaurant · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Family-run seafood and grill restaurant on St Mary Street, according to its website.
Restaurant · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Turkish kitchen on St Mary Street with outdoor seating.
Café · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Breakfast and brunch café in the Morgan Arcade.
Café · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Chocolate-themed café on St Mary Street, with outdoor seating.
Pub · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Pub and restaurant on Church Street in the city centre.
Vietnamese restaurant · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Vietnamese restaurant on Church Street, part of the Pho group, serving pho noodle soups and other dishes.
Restaurant · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Pasta restaurant on Westgate Street, near the Principality Stadium.
Barbecue restaurant · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Barbecue restaurant on St Mary Street cooking on a wood-fire grill, influenced by the South African braai.
Pub · City centre and Cardiff Castle
J D Wetherspoon pub on Westgate Street, near the Principality Stadium.
Pub · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Pub on Church Street with a range of beers and a food menu, part of the Head of Steam group.
British restaurant · City centre and Cardiff Castle
All-day brasserie on The Hayes, part of The Ivy collection.
Bar · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Live music venue, vegan kitchen and bar on Womanby Street.
Pub · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Craft beer bar on Westgate Street run by a Welsh brewery, with outdoor seating.
Café · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Coffee roastery and café in the Royal Arcade; the OpenStreetMap entry records vegetarian options.
Café · City centre and Cardiff Castle
Loose-leaf tea house in the Wyndham Arcade, serving breakfast, brunch and afternoon tea according to its website.
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While you are here
A few of the sights in the area. The Things to do page lists them all, with directions and official links.
Victorian arcade opened in 1899 to link David Morgan's store on St Mary Street with The Hayes; home of Spillers Records.
Record shop founded in 1894 and described as the oldest in the world, now in the Morgan Arcade.
Rugby ground beside the Principality Stadium, home of Cardiff Rugby, and host of the 1958 Empire and Commonwealth Games.
Cardiff
The redeveloped docklands: the Senedd, the Millennium Centre and a freshwater bay
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The Edwardian civic centre and National Museum, then student Cathays and leafy Roath Park
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Restaurant streets, riverside parkland, a cathedral village and the castles and museum beyond
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