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Live sport

4.5/5

(1,367 reviews)

Cardiff's premier rugby pub.

4.0/5

(782 reviews)

Proud Mary – The pub reinvented.

4.1/5

(6,631 reviews)

Formerly The Prince of Wales Theatre, this was then a cinema of the same name, built on the site of the New Theatre Royal.

4.0/5

(469 reviews)

Pucker up Buttercup! Are you ready to feel the BOOM? Get set for the time of your life, the Battleground has arrived! Battle it out with a mate or a date with our selection of games including Axe Thro

4.4/5

(907 reviews)

Blending contemporary industrial furniture with the ornate grandeur of a 1890s hotel, the Cambrian Tap combines timeless elegance with the 21st century craft beer revolution to create a unique venue ideal for a quiet midweek drink, or a lively night spent

4.3/5

(2,090 reviews)

Voted 'Best Entertainment Pub' in The West Midlands & Wales 2014 from the British pub awards brewhouse has come a long way from an idea to a reality.

4.3/5

(436 reviews)

One of the oldest pubs in Cardiff. Renamed from the Cottage to the Cardiff Cottage in 1863.

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

4.0/5

(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