Cardiff
Cardiff (Welsh: Caerdydd) is the capital and largest city of Wales. It used to be an industrial city, but is now a lively and modern capital city and a tourism hot spot. The city is friendly to pedestrians, and summer is by far the best time to visit, with large festivals, and outdoor dining and drinking.
- See
- 16
- Do
- 11
- Eat
- 34
- Drink
- 9
- Buy
- 2
9 places match
- Drink
Pen & Wig
Pleasant traditional pub with beer garden at the northern edge of the city centre, offering a wide choice of draught real ales.
- Drink
The Head of Steam
Modern pub offering an extremely large selection of draught real ales and craft beers.
- Drink
The Old Arcade
Drinks in these venues, and other traditional pubs may vary from around £1.50-3.50 for a beer.
- Drink
Tiny Rebel Cardiff
The Cardiff taproom of the award-winning local Tiny Rebel brewery.
- Drink
Zero Degrees
Microbrewery has a utilitarian feel but fantastic beer brewed onsite, TVs with sport and excellent pizzas.
- Drink Not mapped
Fly By Night
Upmarket wine bar serving a decent selection of wines by the glass or bottle.
- Drink Not mapped
Prego Italian Wine Bar
Casual Italian-style cafe-bar offering a range of Sclavia and other wines, lager and coffees as well as a small selection of food such as paninis and pizzas.
- Drink
Cardiff Cottage
(except weekends and matchdays).
- Drink
Gin and Juice
Gin bar offering a wide choice for all palates.
7 of 9 places have map locations.