Neena have recently expanded the amount of computers they have to about eight or nine and with good…read morereason for whenever I pass it seems to be busy with the diaspora from Eastern Europe and Indian Sub-Continent as well as the odd student looking quite out of place. Prices a quite good, £1 for an hour of surfing, the printing is cheap and they'll scan documents for you, though at 50p a sheet it seems a tad much. International Phone cards are available and as the yellow and black sign indicates they do Western Union money transfers too. Service is quick if a little distracted but hey that internet thingy is addictive or so I've heard. Which may explain the greyish and rundown interior, you're probably too preoccupied with the screen to take in your surroundings, though when I was in there last I was engrossed by an aphid crawling along the printer. I do hope it's a pet.

A Western Union shop with other useful features such as internet cafe and long distance phone…read morecalls. The shop also has photocopiers and colour printing. It's a bit small with only four computers. The only close alternative is the internet cafe above Varsity on Richmond, which is slightly better. The shop allows people to transfer money quickly between countries.

Internet City is a popular internet and laptop repair shop at the city centre end of City Road…read more They have a lot of desk top machines for internet use, that are conveniently partitioned to allow for a more private means of publically going on-line. This makes using Skype, gaming or even watching a film entirely feasible, without feeling as though the rest of the world is watching you. Clearly a good headset is required to make Skype conversations possible... you can either bring your own, or use one of the Internet City headphones without charge. They also have a couple of international phone booths at the rear of the shop. Again, these have been built with privacy in mind, and allow you to talk to friends and family around the world without feeling in any way self-conscious. I've not used their laptop repair service and so I cannot vouch for this. But they seem to stock a selection of accessories and consumables, and so it looks as though they are equipped and know what they are doing. They also offer money transfer with Western Union, but with the controversy surrounding this company, as well as the charges applicable, I think you'll find that it's possible to wire money more inexpensively at Nazzal On-Line up the road.

I have rarely needed to use other internet cafés except to receed into the online universe that is…read morethe gaming fraternity. As internet cafes go this ones got the international phone booths the private desk areas that hide the computer screen from your neighbor and the setups to use skype, email, use the internet or do some work on the fly. With the advent of skype I would of thought all international phone calls would be made from a skype enabled computer, but it hasn't fully changed yet. If you are an international student you will be happy to know they offer western union money transfers, they may be on the excessive side when it comes to the fees and applicable charges so check alabany road for better deals. This internet café charges more than I was ready to part with especially with what I had in mind, would easily exceeded £10 and when there are other internet cafes that cost £10 for the day you can understand why I didn't sit down. The shop also offers laptop repair and accessories sales for peripherals.

Completely superb and highly recommended; it was worth going all the way there from Neath on the…read moretrain today to get a dissertation bound. Such excellent, friendly and professional service (far better than we have found in print shops in Swansea and Neath). The lady who spoke to us on the phone and subsequently served us today could not have been nicer or more helpful. The dissertation was bound while we waited and was reasonably priced (there's a 10% student discount too). There is a water cooler for customer use. The shop itself is 5 minutes from Queen St Station or about 15 minutes from Central Station - a side turning off Queen St beside Barclays Bank.

Prompt, friendly service. Reasonably priced. My go to place in Cardiff for photocopying.read more

Well I never thought I'd end up raving about a photocopy shop, but Service Point deserves it…read more My dealings with Service Point have been very varied and have stretched over 10 years or more. They have tolerated my emergency cutting of card on their guillotines and found solutions to most of my paper-based problems. After doing some recent research and getting some pretty hefty quotes I discovered that as far as I can gather Service Point are the cheapest printers of business cards in Cardiff and they look proper quality, great resolution and colour density. They're a discrete shop, easy to miss, but well worth a visit. Not only good value and range of services, but they're friendly and accommodating too.

Clickity clicks, Gallery 66. Situated in the arcades of town, Gallery 66 is a framing specialist…read morewith art and photo's for sale too. I do love this shop as it feels you've stepped back in time upon entering and sells some fabulous art. It's almost as if this could be put on a ye olde Victorian tour of Cardiff. You may be able to make out the paintings of the galaxy in the pic, I bought one of them. The detail on them are fantastic and is reasonably priced (Under £70), the person who served me as well was so lovely that the whole experience from entering to leaving with my fine painting was an absolute joy. Please visit this place, especially if your visiting Cardiff and want to get a real feel of the culture this city has to offer.

Gallery 66 is possibly my favourite shop in The Royal Arcade. Set up in 1975 by Eva Walters, the…read morebusiness has a firm footing in the customised interior design marketplace. Offering picture framing of varying qualities and style, ranging from conventional frames, canvass stretching to box frames, as well as original artwork and prints sourced from around the globe, signed limited edition prints, in addition to local artwork including commissions, if you are looking for something specifically tailored to your tastes. Gallery 66 is a progressive business that has definitely kept up with the times. These days it provides full-time employment for Dan, (Eva's son, who wasn't even born when the business was launched), an immensely talented artist who works in the medium of print, digitally reworking iconic images, embellishing the original concepts with intelligent and creative adaptations, ultimately creating new and original artwork. Music seems to be a key influence, with album covers and portraits of legendary artists providing much of the inspiration for his work. There's also a very definite interest in graffiti, particularly the work of Banksy. Nina, Eva's daughter is also often in the shop. She comes in to help out when she has time off from pursuing her career as a teaching assistant. Being a family business the service levels are second to none. Eva is a vivacious, smart business woman who really knows her stuff. If you have a space on your wall that needs filling, this is where you need to come!

This is a smallish stationary store located in the Queen's Arcade. If you're looking for basic…read morestationary supplies, they have plenty there. They also have some travel items such as bags. We just happened to be searching for some sturdy storage containers we could pack in a suitcase and they had several different sizes.

Ryman is a bit of a disappointment in all honestly. Generally all I need can be had at the likes of…read moreWH Smith for cheaper and a lot better quality to be honest. The store is blessed with every bit of office equipment you can think of, and some more. Shredders, paper, art type stuff, folders etc etc. They also allow you to print products out at the store for a small price which can be very handy. Staff are very good here it must be said, very helpful and knowledgeable. Just a shame there products are very bland on the whole.

Touch Paper is a specialist reprographic company. If you want to get some designs blown up to…read moredisplay size it's very convenient to have a face to face conversation to help. Other services that can be useful are getting bulk photocopies, printing, poster printing and exhibition displays all useful for the design student who needs some free consultation. The shop is small so you may end up paying more for the work, but they are on hand so there are no mistakes, you can explain face to face exactly what you want, this really stream lines the process especially when you have deadlines to meet. If you have to send work away it can be a real hassle. There's a wide array of coping and printing machines so if you need a particular custom job done there's a good chance they should be able to accommodate you.

Awful customer service - provided inaccurate quote and didn't deliver the amount of copies paid…read morefor. Staff became argumentative when questioned as to why they messed up on a deadline. Totally useless and stroppy amateurs.