4.0/5

(3,870 reviews)

This pub is near the site of one of the five gateways through the medieval city walls. Originally called Wales Gate, it became known as Blounts Gate after a former gatekeeper. A blue plaque nearby ind

4.5/5

(1,020 reviews)

Located on Womanby Street, a narrow alley located across the road from Cardiff Castle, Clwb Ifor Bach – you might find it referred to as ‘Y Clwb’, or merely ‘Clwb’, or ‘The Welsh Club’ if three easily

4.1/5

(1,179 reviews)

A beautiful bar located in The Friary Centre, perfect for celebrating a range of occasions. Whether it’s joining us for your morning coffee, breakfast, lunch or dinner we can cater for all your nee

4.1/5

(1,300 reviews)

Kick it Cuban-style with freshly prepared tapas and unique Latin-inspired menus, live music and a rum list that will take you straight to the sun. Cardiff city centre’s answer to Havana, with no need for passports and planes.

4.2/5

(1,868 reviews)

Situated only thirty yards from gate 3 of the world renowned Millennium Stadium in Cardiff the Queens Vaults is the number 1 venue in the capital on match days

4.4/5

(1,499 reviews)

The Pen and Wig is a haven in the middle of the city.

4.5/5

(1,292 reviews)

An inimitable setting in which to relax, indulge and explore the wonderful, welcoming world of craft beer. Hang out with friends, hunker down with a few halves or grab a board game and make a night of it.

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4.0/5

(954 reviews)

Welcome to Yates Cardiff, our bar is on the heart of Greyfriars Road opposite the Park Plaza Hotel and the new theatre. Just 5 minutes walk from Cardiff Queen Street train station, making it an ideal

4.0/5

(1,340 reviews)

Henry’s has been a staple of Cardiff’s bar scene for 30 years, serving delicious food to suit all pockets, and a huge range of cocktails, wine, craft and local beers.