Easily my favourite place in the world, when Im hungover. Very a student breakfast/lunch bar there…read moreis always a friendly/chilled atmosphere in here. I always order the breakfast 37 which has the Bhudda (One with everything) It's about the size of the Fiji island and will knock your hangover for 6 if you can finish it. Generally I won't eat for the rest of the day afterwards. The staff here are fantastic. Always so friendly and really can't do enough for you, it is always so pleasant to be served by them. Prices are fine here aswell. For just over £6 you will the breakfast of a lifetime and a drink with that, aswell as a cuppa tea. It surely has to be a testament that I can give such a glowing review to somewhere I only go when I feel exceptionally terrible.

I'm not very keen on the look of Cafe 37, with its dull brown exterior, but the same can't be said…read morefor the area's many students who seem to flock to this place and love it. If you get beyond the rather unattractive shop front and venture inside, it's easy to see why it's so popular. It serves huge, belly-busting breakfasts, stuffing students with enough food to last them until well after lectures finish. The plates return to the kitchen virtually clean, so the food obviously goes down well - and if you miss out on breakfast, they do similarly proportioned lunches, too. The staff are generally a cheery bunch, despite being surrounded by hungover students, and during term time the place is a hub of activity.

Now open where once stood Wellfield Diner, this nice Cafe serves a large variety of teas, coffees…read moreand soft drinks, as well as very good cakes. They serve different cakes through the week, which helps you find something different to taste with your drink when you go back there. But the best reason to visit the place is the food: Stuart and Dorothy are working hard to give you a delicious meal for a very reasonnable price. With dishes inspired from traditional french meals and a twist of welsh cooking, this is a very good place to eat lunch. Just be sure to check their Facebook page or their website to know what the day specials are - coq au vin, beef bourguinon, pâté en croute, tartiflette - all homemade! They also offer a special "Sunday lunch" which is halfway between the traditionnal Sunday roast and the french pot-au-feu. There's plenty to eat and it's really good food. The place is quite small but the music (french, of course!) and the decor, are really nice - I was really impressed by the chandeliers! If you go to Cardiff and visit the Albany Road area, this place is definitely worth a try.

service was terrible, the male bartender had a terrible attitude and i had to follow him around the…read moreestablishment to get his attention to which he greeted me with a negative tone and a big 'WHAT' never going back!!

"Staff were excellent but the dishes were terrible. Partly missing and then served with cold corn…read moreon the cob and chili sauce. Steak covered in strands. Clearly too occupied to prepare a proper meal."

Okay! If I can't be bothered to cycle into town for breakfast, then I always opt for a quick stop…read moreoff at Country Kitchen instead. It opens at the same time as The Tuck In Café, and even earlier on some days, and the price for a full English is £1.99 rather than a whopping £4.50 at Tuck In... there's no comparison! It is however, comparable to the prices in town, with similar standards observed. It's a friendly little place that has the feel that it's been around forever. The staff are on first name terms with all of the regulars and locals. What I particularly appreciate about this place is that it makes some attempt to offer healthy alternatives to the obligatory cholesterol rich big breakfasts. The baked potatoes with salad are great for lunch!

Country Kitchen has just introduced a new breakfast menu, boasting options for only £1.99, a…read morebargain considering what you'd spend at Starbucks for a muffin and a Grande Latte. Country Kitchen is more of a locals haunt, due to its location on Cowbridge Road East, which is a bit on the outskirts of the city centre. I constantly bemoan the lack of delicious breakfast eateries in Cardiff, so it's always a pleasure to visit Country Kitchen's quaint diner and enjoy its tasty food (including the all-day breakfast, yay!). To me, it looks like a greasy spoon from the street, but Country Kitchen offers a range of healthy breakfast and lunch options, using local suppliers and free range eggs in all of their cooking. Country Kitchen also provides free wi-fi as well as a loyalty card scheme for returning customers. The cafe is now open on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings from 7am-11pm, offering the standard daytime menu in addition to a wide selection of Welsh steaks.

During my experience here, the food was not as good as I saw on yelp…read more - Fries The fries were as cold as my hands on a snow day. They were rock hard and nearly broke my tooth. - Customer Service The people working here deliberately THREW my food at me as If I was begging for it. Disgraceful.

Five Guys Cardiff has officially been open for two days!…read more Of course it's launch meant I had the perfect excuse to set aside my dried mango and rice paper rolls and indulge in something I secretly wish I could eat EVERYDAY! My boss offered to pay which subsequently encouraged a Five Guys free-for-all. In total 15 Burgers and 1 Hot Dog was ordered. The latter being mine. The Bacon Cheese Hot Dog with Jalapeños. Sliced down the middle, slightly crispy and ridiculously delicious. My only regret is ordering this while in work. I've had to undo the top button of my trousers and am currently attempting to resist the temptation of having a teeny tiny nap behind my computer screen. *pause for huge yawn* Food baby aside the online ordering system is super easy and allows you to arrange a pickup time that is convenient for you. Here, have some random Five Guy Facts before you scroll on... There are over 250,000 possible ways to order a Burger at Five Guys. They only use fresh roll stamped prime beef. There are no freezers in Five Guys locations, just coolers. Nothing is ever frozen. They only use Peanut Oil.

My absolute favourite thing about this place is that they will serve you any of their food to take…read moreaway. Want some fish cakes, but you're in a rush? Well, that's fine, because they serve them to go. Now, fishcakes to go seem to me to be an amazing thing. The main problem with The Coffi House (apart from the slightly irritating spelling of coffee... what's with the fashion for this at the moment?) is how busy it gets. It is right next to a Starbucks and has completely stolen all of their customers, really. However, this just proves how lovely it is. Unfortunately there is no outside seating either, which I was a little disappointed by on this lovely day. But it is a minor gripe because the inside is decorated in such a comfortable way. Get in early if you want a seat and be prepared for a little bit of a wait. However, you'll find the staff friendly and unharrassed despite the busyness.

The Coffi House, goes by, what is presumably, a Welsh name, but serves Segafedo coffee, which is…read moreItalian as far as I'm aware! This is not their only idiosyncrasy... check out the picture of the homemade cakes! Here you will find a silver coloured statuette of The King, Mr. Presley himself, alongside a white rose in a half pint ladies glass. It's pure kitsch that warms the cockles of my heart, and adds a real quirky flavour to this otherwise unremarkable café. Having said that, it's a café that makes homemade food with care and attention, but with so many other establishments doing the same in this area, this alone does not make it outstanding. They have a sweet little garden out the back, which catches the sun when it's out. The food is not very adventurous, but it's well made, and the prices are reasonable. The couple that own and run it are quirky and pleasant enough. They are not likely to be bestowed with the attentions of Egon Ronay or those very nice men from the Michelin Guide, but they serve well priced food in pleasant surroundings, and that's good enough for me!

Not a bad place for a burger. The atmosphere is nice, designed to give you that diner feel…read more I wasn't impressed at all with the service, it took ages for someone to take our order. the order did not take too long to arrive, however it wasn't what we ordered exactly. It felt as if they were like: yea sure you can order what you want but we'll serve you what we think you should eat! The food isn't the best to be honest, if you're in the mood for a nice burger then there are better options in my opinion. The two stars are for the price (it was reasonable), and the atmosphere. But frankly, I wouldn't go back again.

Ed's Easy Diner is one of 21 that is in the UK. I had never been to any of the other ones but this…read moreone, I did enjoy. I am American and a sucker for diners back home (especially in New Jersey) so when I discover Americana like this, I always have to check it out. So my daughter and I did just that (she goes to the local university). I ordered one of the burgers which, I must say, was pretty darn good! She also had one and loved it just as much. They were reasonably priced as well. I don't remember the prices but did take a photo of the menu, so you can check it out here. The desserts were also good - and fattening, especially the milkshakes and cheese cake. Sure, it was an American style diner and for the 45 minutes or so that we were there, I could have imagined being back home. Regardless, it was a nice break and a nice little slice of the USA for homesick Yanks and anybody wanting so decent grub.

FINALLY managed to make it to New York Deli after living in Cardiff for years. I'm an American and…read morealways had it in the back of my mind that I needed to visit a little slice of America in Cardiff. I had the "New York". Unfortunately, when I went they ran out of hoagies so I had to get it in a bagel but it was packed to the BRIM. Although when you look at the prices you might grimace at it seeming expensive, because of the generous portions the prices are well worth it. This is more than just a simple sandwich people!!! 4 stars because the bagel itself was just alright but the fillings were delicious. However, I do have it in my mind that I have to come back and try some of their hoagies. Don't skip over this place! Overstuffing your face is what the good ol' USA is all about!

Open since 1990, The New York Deli is home of the kinda sandwiches that you see on Man Vs. Food…read morethat make you shout at the television - I could eat that!? Yet I'm pretty sure that when faced with the deli delights, like myself - you would struggle and ask for a takeaway. TIP: Try and get your hands on a menu prior to visiting as when faced with all the options and ingredients you're likely to panic pick! Rookie's Guide: Choose your bread, Choose your spread, Choose your fillings, Choose your Salad! On my last visit I had the Reuben: Salt Beef, Swiss Cheese, Coleslaw with the addition of Jalapenos - £3.90. *please take moment to appreciate the magnitude of the meat to bread ratio* Delicious yet ridiculously filling - The New York Deli is open 7 days a week. They slice ALL their meats and cheese daily, support local charities AND use local suppliers for just about everything. They even deliver if you order before 10am!