I know Servini's best for their salad bar. I used to work quite close to this café, and it was a…read morehandy place to grab some healthy but reasonably priced food at lunchtime - with take-away trays stuffed with your choice of different salads. Despite the fact it's a salad, it's incredibly filling because there is so much of it and such a good variety, but if salad's not your thing they also do oven-baked jacket potatoes with various filling (from £2.50), pizzas, baguettes and other hot food. Everything in here is very good value, and I think if it was located in one of the busier arcades it would be constantly heaving with people! Instead, it's tucked away in the quieter and more hidden Wyndham Arcade. If you decide to eat there rather than take-away, you can choose to sit inside or at the sheltered tables in the arcade itself, and you can even enjoy a beer or a glass of wine with your meal.

This place is one of Cardiffs hidden gems tucked away in one of the smaller arcades (Wyndham) and…read moreaway from the hustle & bustle of St. Marys Street and the High Street. What sets it apart from other cafes in the city centre is the level of service plus reasonable opening hours. It is one of the few places in fact where you are able to telephone or fax you orders in advance to be ready on your arrival. The cafes range of products include - cold baguettes with homemade fillings (ranging from £2.30 to £3.25), sandwiches, potato wedges (£2.90£5.95), hot meals (£2.95£6.25), hot baguettes incl. all day breakfasts (£2.50£3.85 but more on that later), jacket potatoes (£2.80£3.95), quarter pounder beef burgers (£2.40£3.70) & side salads £2.50£4.95). The cafes' specilaities are its range of breakfasts through which it offers a full english, veggie breakfast and special brunch (all of which are available throughout the day). The cafe has a bit of a rugby theme with rugby pictures & photos dotted along the wall and this extends to its breakfast baguettes range whereby you can purchase a Triple Crown baguette (bacon, onions, mushroom & black pudding) or a GrandSlam baguette (bacon, egg, sausage, mushroom & tomato). So it makes the ideal starting point to the day of an international rugby union match involving Wales. The place is very clean, tidy & bright and is also well staffed (so you are always been quick to be seen to & served). The staff are very friendly & helpful in point of fact. I cannot recommend this place highly enough and is one of my regular ports of call on a trip to Cardiff to see a rugby match, gig/concert etc.

This was a lovely and elegant cafe we came to for coffee while in the area…read more We got a couple of coffees to go, so we didn't stay long. The service was nice. We were greeted and taken care of pretty quickly. The coffee was fresh and delicious. A nice spot in the Arcade for a quick stop while you explore.

Eclectic coffee shop located in one of the many victorian arcade's in Cardiff. Ordered the…read moredoorstep bacon sandwich and a coffee, picked up the coffee and the sandwich was served by our attentive server. This location was busy but not overwhelming. Great place to watch the world go by.

We enjoyed cosy club for the: Food…read moreService Atmosphere Friendliness We were going to a concert and didn't have much time. We were in and out quickly. We enjoyed the food and went back a few nights later. Plenty of vegetarian options and a nice selection of drinks and cocktails. It"s a large well lit space and I would go back if I'm in the neighborhood again.

Came here for a work-do with a large group with a booking and we all really enjoyed ourselves. Cosy…read moreClub is a bar doubling as a restaurant with snazzy décor, excellent drinks and some solid food to accompany all of that. A solid 4 stars from me (5 stars is reserved for my mind being blown). ATMOSPHERE: Really awesome. This location has everything upstairs so you enter and there's a few stairs or a lift to take you to the main area. The bar area boasts plenty of seating with stools and couches as well to cater to groups of various sizes. Despite being a bar, it's quite upscale and kept very clean. The décor is very interesting as well with a very interesting mural on the wall reminiscent of 1950s Soviet propaganda which definitely amused us! CUSTOMER SERVICE: Long queues at the bar, but the staff did their best to keep up with demand. After ordering food, everything took a reasonable time to arrive and our waitress took great care of us. No problems at all with the service. FOOD & DRINKS: Their pina colada was excellent. For food, I had the Roasted Pork Belly. Cooked very well, the only fault is that the gravy was a bit bland and required quite a bit of extra seasoning from myself to give it a bit more life. Also tried the Whole Baked Camembert which came with some chutney and bread. Can't go wrong with excellent camembert! --- Overall, the food was great and well cooked. Our large group was well looked after and everything came at the same time which a lot of places don't pull off well at all. No faults that I can find! I would definitely come back again.

As we walked by the wonderful smells brought us in. The host was incredibly helpful and…read moreaccommodating for any type of dietary needs. I have to admit this is the first time that I had all vegetables for breakfast and the food was delicious and filling. My wife had a delicious fig quiche and I had a plate of all the different salads. The Carrots with homemade mango chutney was out of this world delicious. I recommend this place if you want a nice light meal and some delicious veg that tastes like you picked it from your own backyard. The atmosphere feels like Berkeley in the 90s and I was pleasantly surprised by each salad.

Nice atmosphere and people but my god £8 for a tea and the cheapest bread, sausage and bacon…read moresandwich ever. my friend had a ham sandwich which was cheap bread with a slice of processed ham. Don't bother gone Burger King for better value.

You can keep your St David's 2 developments and your fancy apartments overlooking the bay, if you…read morewant a (deep fried) slice of real Cardiff then this is the place to come. Head upstairs upon entering the market and make you way past the pet shop or Kelly's records (depending on which end you enter) and slap bang in the middle you'll find the Bull Terrier Café with its panoramic views of this glorious building, its interesting characters and its bloody pigeons. The Bull Terrier Café will do you a lovely pan-fried chicken pesto Panini, no I'm kidding they dish up grub from the greasy spoon pantheon of cooking and they won't shake you down for more than a fiver. Everything comes with chips and a chipped mug of tea. If you've hit the sauce the night before and now find yourself being dragged around town, then cut the ties and head straight here. Yeah it could be cleaner, but it's a greasy spoon in the market y'know? I love this place.

Dough is a real treat. Smack bang in the middle of student town (there was a good business…read moredecision), it offers a huge range of sandwiches, baguettes, salad boxes and drinks. The veritable smorgasbord of fillings will probably mean you stand there for about 20 minutes trying to decide what to order. My advice is just order everything. Although it's not a big place, there is obviously a busy kitchen and it does its best to turn out some excellent home-made cakes and pastries to satisfy any sweet tooth. Beware; in term time Dough gets incredibly busy. The queues outside and round the block would suggest they're selling something other than sandwiches, but maybe it's just testament to how tasty the food is (or how hungry the students are). It's also worth a visit just to see how many girls can fit behind a counter and make baguettes at the same time. There seemed to be hundreds last time... It's inexpensive, tasty and only a ten minute walk from Bute park. What are you waiting for?

Smart and clean, Dough is a great little sandwich shop with friendly staff and low prices, popular…read morewith the resident students living in the area - and some of the workers from the University and other businesses nearby. They offer bagels, paninis, toasties, baguettes and jacket potatoes with a good choice of fillings, including classics such as brie and cranberry, plus mixed salads. For afters, there are some sweet treats such as their delicious flapjacks coated in thick chocolate. Considering the small size of the café, they have a decent amount of outdoor seating where you can sit in the sun on a fine day and watch the students milling around.

This was our first time at a Bill's. Upon entering, we were cheerfully greeted and promptly…read moreseated. The dining area had both chair and bench seating. Decorations on the walls gave it a cozy, home like feeling. Dinner service was provided by the very friendly wait staff. Before ordering, we were asked multiple times about any allergies and were offered a gluten free menu. Dinner consisted of Bill's Fish Pie and the 'Nduja & Burrata Meatballs. Both dishes came out steaming hot. The fish pie was hearty, with a thick layer of the mash potatoes. The cream sauce was rich, and made the dish wonderfully warm for a damp evening. The meatballs were simply amazing. The creaminess of the burrata mellowed the nduja seasoning.

The famous British traditional restaurant has always remembered a dish of Bill's, roast…read morecauliflower, which was eaten in the airport shop at that time, and tried another way of cauliflower for the first time, hoping to have more new menus.

This is the perfect little place for a breakfast or just for a coffee and a bit of escapism. Its…read moreone of Cardiff's hidden gems and is always busy around lunch time. Its a traditional looking cafe with a really warm welcome and good honest value food. The breakfasts are delicious and they use quality local produce and offer free coffee top ups, they are available all day too so perfect hangover haunt. Try the pancakes, you won't regret it.

Good food, great service nice little quirky place! I would definitely recommend popping in for…read morebreak fast. Gluten free pan cakes available, only negative note was that they had ran out of gluten free bread, but the pancakes were delicious