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17 years ago
pretty good food and very buzzy pre thatre and reasonable value pre and post theatre menu. Very pleasant place on asunny day to sit and watch evryone go by past the basin and iconic (Torchwood) water tower. read more
The Wales Millennium Centre
Bute Place
Cardiff CF10 5AL
United Kingdom
029 2045 9000
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http://www.brazz.co.uk
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Yes, Brazz serves alcohol.
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Yes, Brazz has parking options.
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People searched for Restaurants 4,209 times last month within 15 miles of this business.
Miller & Carter Cardiff Bay
(16 reviews)
££
Called in whilst staying at the Hotel nearby,…read more What an outstanding venue and service. We were served by the delightful Ursula ,who was both helpful and informative. The food was outstanding and we loved it so much we returned for a coffee after a walk around the Bay . If you are in the area call in
Fast and friendly service, lovely food and presentation! Lovely atmosphere :) Would go againread more
Côte Brasserie
(10 reviews)
£
Delicious food with good vegetarian and vegan options (the vegan caramel and chocolate torte for…read moredessert was amazing). Slow service, but thankfully we weren't in any hurry. A solid wine list. I will definitely go back.
I loved this place! Delicious wine! Wonderful service! Delicious bread. Loved the tomato soup! I…read moregot the pasta with chicken instead of mussels. They were very accommodating :) highly recommend
The Alchemist
(4 reviews)
Amazing! Lovely dark academia/ alchemy atmosphere. The food is the best I've had in Wales! Not to…read moremention the super cool interactive alchemist /molecular style drinks. Love this vibe and delicious food.
A great stop for some amazingly unique drinks! The atmosphere was fabulous, and the super friendly…read more staff took their time to recommend some great choices! A must stop if you enjoy a good cocktail, or two!
Pieminister
(34 reviews)
Gluten Free MOO (British beef steak and craft ale), with minty mushy peas and tender stems, peas,…read moreand shoots. Oh and an apple ginger shrub mocktail (fiery ginger beer, apple, lime, mint and cinnamon) Really enjoyed my pie here. Cute atmosphere too. Service is just fine, not over the top but definitely not shabby. Pieminister has a nice variety of sides and pies, guarantee if you like a pie you'll find something here.
Just returned from having dinner there with Grandma & my granddaughter on the last night of our…read morevisit to Cardiff, Wales (for the first time). The biggest mistake was not having dinner here on the first evening. The food, service & ambience was fantastic. We did not have much, a Moo pie, a Moo & Blu pie for myself and a "Heidi" for Grandma -- but all were fantastic and table talk diminished as dinnder disappeared. We even went for desert, the Hot Toffee was not available so I was forced to "settle" for the Pecan Sundae... poor me -- the worst thing is I had to share with my dinnermates ((grinn)) Our granddaughter is 11 and it was a great time for our 6:30 pm dinner on a Thursday. If only we weren't departing Cardiff tomorrow...
The Waterguard
(27 reviews)
£££
I admittedly walked past this place many times without actually realizing what it is. It looks half…read morelike a castle keep, with a super modern shell attached to the back. It wasn't until the summer when I noticed all the people drinking outside that I realized it was a bar and restaurant! The inside is an equally odd mix of old mixed with very new. It's a Samuel Smiths bar which means they offer up a unique mix of reasonably priced beers. My bloke was recommended a 'Man in a Box', which tasted better than its name would suggest. I opted for a lovely cider. The menu didn't temp us, especially being a little more expensive than we would normally pay. Nice enough place for a quiet, relaxing drink especially in the summer, but not really anything special.
If you want to avoid the more crowded bars of the bay (Salt and Terra Nova) then head towards the…read morecastle look-a-likee that happens to be a bar called The Waterguard. The upsides are: As I said can have a quite drink and get served hassle free. You can play board games as they have quite a few behind the bar including Monopoly and Scrabble. They have a lovely outside area where you can either sit at a table or on the lush grass in the summer. They have speciality beers. The downsides are: They have speciality beers - some people will see this a good thing but I can honestly say I have never tasted a beer I like here. It can be a bit pricey. It can lack a bit of atmosphere if its too empty.
One
(5 reviews)
This is probably my favourite bar in Cardiff bay…read more One of the reasons for this is because most people do not regard it as a bar (more a coffee shop) and it is therefore never over run unlike the bars over the other side of the bay like Salt and Terra Nova. Sitting inside is very pleasant as are the staff, especially the manager, who I think i called Hugo but to me its big selling point is its outside area. It over looks the oval basin and faces the sun. I have spent many a summer day having a few cheeky ones chatting away whilst the sun goes into the bay. So if this isn't your bag - stay away (that way there is more room for the rest of us who do).
One is an independent little bar inside the already impressive Wales millennium centre…read more We went for tapas, you can chose three dishes that come with pitta bread for around a tenner, we were feeling a bit flush so had the champagne option which cost us £17 (7 quid for a glass of champagne is a bit mental retrospectively). Of course I chose the veggie options which included Garlic Mushrooms, Mediterranean vegetables and feta in oil and a good stack of pitta. It was yummy, not exactly mind blowing but really tasty. What does make this place unique is the fantastic view over the bay, so essentially that's what your paying for with your £7 glass of champagne and limited tapas menu. It was worth a visit but it's not the kind of place I'd go regularly.
The Mount Stuart
(12 reviews)
Huge menu and open late. Went late and ordered dinner &…read moredrinks at the bar, for the family. All was fine until a short blonde female server from upstairs came downstairs and inserted herself into our situation as I was retrieving our drinks from the bar. I only asked if my sons' drinks were sugar free and her response was suddenly asking for ID and then telling us to leave (after paying) bc I said my 18 year old did not have his id (ended up that he actually did have it). The policy is fine but was not clearly stated. However, her handling of the incident was bizarre, abrupt and rude. I think she is anti Tourist or maybe has a Napoleon complex to conduct herself as she did - especially when the restaurant was so empty and we had already paid. customers beware of the short blonde. Everyone else working there was friendly. Food was fine. Will not return due to unbecoming behavior of short blonde female employee.
The service was slow. Very touristy. Never wiped the tables between seatings. Gum on the glass…read more Very dirty. Empty cans rolling on the ground nobody bothered to pick up. We were going to eat here but decided against it.
Las Iguanas
(9 reviews)
The service, location, and food were all great…read more It's right on Cardiff Bay, which is convenient and a great people watching spot. I highly recommend going for lunch, where there are appetizers under £3, wine and beer for £2 (one glass only), and many mains for £7.50-8.50. For vegetarians, vegan, and gluten free folks - they have a very extensive menu that is very clearly marked. ( I personally recommend the vegetarian enchilada.)
My partner and I came here for Valentine's Day and we both really enjoyed our experience! In the…read moreheart of Mermaid Quay, the place has a great atmosphere and would be definitely a nice dinner spot before and after a show at the nearby Millenium Centre. ~ Atmosphere: Great atmosphere with dim lighting and depending on where you're sitting, you have a great view if the hustle and bustle outside in Mermaid Quay. Not a bad place for a date at all! ~ Customer Service: The waitress who served us was excellent. Really friendly, prompt, and since it was Valentine's Day we even got served some complimentary wine for 2. The food came out in no time at all - can't fault that! Overall, absolutely no complaints about the service. Even though it was a really busy night, things still went smoothly. ~ Food: Delicious! We ordered: - 2 Taco Planks (£12 for 2): There was a variety of options you can choose for toppings on the grilled soft tortilla and we opted for the pork and the garlic chili prawns. I especially loved the prawn tacos! The lime aioli sauce they used was absolutely divine. The taco planks were also a lot larger than I thought they would be. Normally, restaurants served tacos in 3s but the taco planks were HUGE! I couldn't even count how many there were! - Sea Bass Achiote (£13.95) DELICIOUS! I absolutely loved this dish and would definitely be ordering it again next time I come back. The sea bass was perfectly cooked and the crab and prawns was perfect in the tomato sauce that was served with it. Normally, I don't order fish at restaurants because fish is really hard to get right and when it's cooked wrong, it's terrible! However, I can safely report that Las Iguanas KNOWS their way around fish. Incredible dish! --- I'm really pleased with my Valentine's Day meal. Going to a new place for a special occasion is always a risk, but we're really pleased with how this one went!
Tafarn Taf
The experience was nothing short of delightful. From the moment we stepped through the door, we…read morewere greeted with warmth and hospitality. The ambiance was inviting, setting the stage for an enjoyable dining experience.
I can't say enough good things about Tafarn Taf. Its part of the NosDa hostel and sit overlooking…read morethe River Taf and the Millennium stadium. Naturally then it gets very busy when there is a match on and you can absorb the atmosphere and miss out on the mayhem at the same time. The garden especially is lovely but the atmosphere in general is very realxed. Its a good place to go and take a book or take your laptop along to use the free wi-fi while tucking into some great inexpensive food all made with local produce. The bar staff are a good laugh too.
The Dock Bar and Kitchen
(3 reviews)
Was looking for a place for pre Theatre meal and was looking for a place that wasn't another chain…read morerestaurant that I can dine at in London. Found The Dock as it advertised 2 course set menu for under £10 and it was by the water. A very modern looking pub with 2 floors, I really liked the decor and seating set up. Very large menu and thought there was good variety for the set menu. Staff were really friendly, service was fast and food portions decent size.
No service upstairs and no service downstairs after 10 minutes. Dirty tables everywhere and staff…read morevanishing on sight. My worst experience in Cardiff.
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