This is a great little place. A funky little bar area in the front and a cozy restaurant at the…read moreback with an open kitchen. A great choice of tapas dishes and a good selection of wines for every budget. The staff are really friendly and helpful. Best to book in a weekend!!

Food is fabulous! Great music played in background and wait staff couldn't be nicer. What a gem in…read moreCardiff. We had the basics - tortilla, pan con tomate and Boquerones en vinagre. All lovely and washed down with a sangria.

Great tapas and atmosphere. Staff are attentive and top notch. We came as a party of six, and all…read morewere happy and satisfied when we left.

Great ambiance, the service was friendly and hard working. The mushroom appetizer was incredible,…read moremeaty and flavorful. The pulpo dish was really amazing and my husband found the steak well seasoned and tender.

"Evening "Extravaganza"!" Possibly the only place worth…read morevisiting if on Safari or on tour in Cardiff. Fantastic atmosphere and music, especially when Graham D J arrived and lit up the decks, playing the tunes you love, everyone got up and danced. All the bar staff are super-efficient, bubbly and polite. The door staff were friendly and helpful and welcoming. Great choice of Cocktails, lager, wines and cider.

This is a Cuban-themed bar/restaurant that doesn't really serve authentic Cuban food. The food is…read morebar food with a Spanish/Latin flair such as paella, tapas, and hamburgers. The tv screens show a continuous loop of old black and white video from 1950s, pre-revolution Cuba and they play a mix of Cuban music and old rock and roll. They have a cheaper price for a starter and main from a special menu so we ordered the cauliflower wings. They were spicy but not really flavorful, but the rum sauce helped give them some flavor. My husband had the aubergine paella and I had the Paella de Cuba and they were pretty good. Service was a bit slow and more "bar service" than restaurant service....less attentive. Our waitress was pleasant but when her shift ended no one seemed to be waiting on us.

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.

What a nice dinner we had at the Las Iguanas on 7/18/25. The nice person at the host stand Kamilla…read morewas kind enough to get a table even though we had no reservations. The streets seemed busy and we found out there were a lot of university students graduating this weekend. Our server was Hannah. Fantastic is the best word to describe her attitude. Friendly and warm Hannah helped us pick a few items to share. We got dinner and show because we sat across from the bar. The folks making our drinks were working very hard. The gal with the red hair was fun to watch. What great energy the staff brings to this location. This is was worth it!

Two tables were seated after us, and they finished their food before we received our food. We…read moreordered the Chili con Carne and the Buenos Aires burger.

10 Feet Tall is a cooky and eccentric vintage looking bar sister to buffalo bar and Mr Smith's that…read moreserves so great meals with wonderful drinks. As if that wasn't enough it hosts live music certain nights and quiz nights. It once hosted a Doctor Who themed quiz night. If that's not enough to please you then I don't know what will! I was luckily enough to go to a staff party in their function room upstairs with a full bar. The whole mood and atmosphere is very relaxed and we all had an excellent time there. They even supplied us with their food. They food looks unique and tastes incredible. Although I was confused to deciding whether what I was eating was a roasted parsnip or a well cooked French fry. To this day I still don't know what it was. This bar is a great place to hang out in groups. It's a friendly place that offers a variety of cocktails and it has a happy hour. The only thing that brings it down slightly is the prices like it's sisters Buffalo and Mr Smith's. So prepare to dig a little deeper in your wallet. 10 Feet Tall is a wonderful bar where you can enjoy a lunch or have great night out with all the events that they host. Just be warned you may spend a little much. I would go after pay day!

I'm a real fan of this place, even if they have no idea what a Cosmopolitan is. They've never got…read moreit right, but the resulting drinks are always drinkable, at least. This bar opened just before I went away to New Zealand and it has been a very pleasant rediscovery on my part. Great nights have been had here, and as I'm not really a fan of just getting too drunk, this is a wonderful place to get tipsy and chat about the Enlightenment. Atmosphere really is the thing that sets this bar apart from others in the surrounding area. And atmosphere is the one thing that keeps bringing me and my cohorts back time and time again. It's classy and funky without seeming snobbish in the slightest. Which is quite an achievement, I think. An excellent place for a night out, or the beginning of a night, if you're that way inclined. Best to get there a little earlier to claim the seats and fill up on tapas.

Thus is part of a chain, with Juno and Ocho also in Cardiff and Penarth. All three are cool places…read more The mood is relaxed with low lighting. A mixture of recycled wooden furniture, sofas and a mix of long, small and coffee tables means there is somewhere for the larger dinner groups to a relaxed coffee with a friend. The food is staple but good quality. The burgers, salads and sandwiches are all excellent. There is a really good range of beer, cider and wines. The staff are really friendly and helpful. Attentive but not intrusive. There are children's menus which double up as colouring sheets, and there are a selection of box games to play. All in, a good place!

Tried to have lunch here today but had to leave as I was left so angry and frustrated…read more I'm allergic to bell and chilli peppers and because that's not one of the main 14 allergies the staff were completely unhelpful when it came to asking about ingredients in their food. They could tell me if the soup was safe (it was not) because the chef made it but would not let me even look at bottle of chutney so I could make my own judgement call. Will not return here due to the completely unhelpful attitude.

Wellfield Road. Dark wood floors. Terracotta walls. Rustic wooden furniture. Boardgames…read more Highchairs. Chalkboard with specials on. Slightly unusual beer on tap. Black and white pictures on the wall. The murmurs and whirrs of polite conversation and coffee machines. I've been here before but it only opened yesterday? How could this be? Then it hits me. It's like déjà vu all over again. Juno Lounge. Can you copyright a pub? If you can then Juno should have done it because Brains have made no secret where they got their inspiration from. To plonk it on the same block shows some cajones. So you get free wi-fi and a selection of warm filled focaccias. The beer is in the three pound ballpark - Amstel, 45, the elusive Brains Black, the increasingly common Stowford Press, Brains Bitter and a guest called Grumpy Landlord on pull with Peroni clocking in at £3.95. They have nuts and olives in huge jars rather than in packets. There's a patisserie display and a fresh orange juice and smoothie machine. Service is a bit slow and awkward, but they'll gel with time. Knick-knacks, bric-a-brac, give the (guide) dog a bone. Arcane books that will never be read. A spiral staircase that ascends to a quieter seating area and descends to the toilets. Big plants and a candle on every table. Lamps, lamps and more lamps. The Pear Tree is for sophisticated students, for young families for whom a Harvester doesn't cut the mustard, for the twitterati, for anyone for whom Moon Safari is a cornerstone in their collection. This is the new drinking culture according to Brains. Bow down or bog off.

Ooh, look at Brains going all café-bar-tastic!…read more Sam E has summed up this brand new establishment perfectly. It fits in very comfortably in an area that's home to trendy students, young families, and yummy mummies with time to lunch with their friends. There's wi-fi, a choice of board games, a freshly squeezed orange juice machine, plenty of lush plants, and jars of olives by the bar. All very respectable. It's not the type of Brains drinking den where you'll find Curry & A Pint promotions - more 'Tapas & A Drink' (for £7.95 between 5pm and 7pm from Monday to Friday). But I think it's a shrewd move on the brewery's part to open up this type of hybrid café-bar establishment where you can enjoy a good cup of coffee OR a pint, take small children if you want to, and have a decent conversation over lunch and a glass of wine.