Thoroughly enjoyed our visit to Cardiff Castle. Beautiful grounds, which are open to the public for free. If you want to see the other sites within the walls, you'll need to pay the entrance fee and it is worth it and reasonably priced. Lots to see, explore and enjoy. Was nice to sit with a lolly and take in the views. Some beautiful architecture with a wealth of history. Highly recommend a visit.

Hospitality tickets were worth getting for a gig here... separate toilets and bar so not much queuing for either. Stunning venue for a music event. The paid tour of the castle is definitely worth taking too 👍

Beautiful castle, plenty of things to explore, Surprisingly beautiful interiors of the house. It also has galleries used as war shelters, an interesting detail. With a £4 addition you get to see more, with a guided tour. There is free wi-fi and a free app can be downloaded, where everything is explained in several languages. It's definitely worth a visit.

It is a must-see. It is really beautiful and was worth the visit. I have captured many beautiful photos. You will need to buy tickets at the entrance. Also, it is worth mentioning that You must wear comfortable shoes as you will need to climb many narrow stairs.

Unexpectedly interesting. Amazing rooms. Definitely do both the additional tower and house tours. Both guides were informative and entertaining in different ways. Only complaint was that we bought tickets in advance and then had to buy additional tickets for those tours, rather than being able to get it all at once. So there's really no point booking online in advance. I don't think it was even mentioned before I bought the tickets that to see all the best bits you need to pay again.

Castle is beautiful, as is the grounds.. we didn't do guided tour but still £52 for 2 adults, 1 concession & 1 child and was probably only 6 rooms you can go in which was a bit disappointing although they are stunning rooms. The keep, has amazing views and walking the walls was good and the museum was very interesting too. The big problems for us was the loud music blaring from the "community cricket cup" which we found pretty awful and 100% took away from the peacefulness of the place and finally the toilets which were ABSOLUTELY HORRENDOUS..filthy, sanitary bins over flowing, no tissue, soaking floor!!!

The Castle grounds are a fantastic venue for open-air events. We went to see Queens of the Stone Age, and the whole show was brilliant. Plenty of toilets for the numbers (had to queue for a minute or so, no big deal at all) and plenty of places to get drinks. You will need a mortgage to buy cocktails there tho

Castle was a mix of things. A bit of medieval castle. Bit of 19th century stately home. Bomb shelter. Welsh guards museum. Roman ruins. Concert venue. I didn’t like the concert venue as it took away from the ambience. But I get they need it. I found the entrance fee pricey for what you got. Quite liked the Welsh guard museum which is free (downstairs from the souvenir shop. Had I known, unsure if I’d pay £14 entrance fee which allowed me to go into the Bute home/castle keep. My favorite parts were free. Also check out the park next to the castle. There’s a stone circle we saw from a distance but didn’t get a chance to visit.

It is an extremely beautiful castle that has lived for more than a dozen centuries. It was originally built by the Romans as a fortress, but now only the reconstructed northern gate remains from those times, and only a couple of square meters of real masonry. Later, the place outlived the Anglo-Saxons, the Normans, and the Tudors, and everyone who could be outlived (and outlive us too 🙂). I highly recommend visiting both the main tower and the black tower. On the right side (from the entrance) there will be a huge building of various facades of different Gothic styles, it is also undoubtedly worth a look, because it contains the whole history of this place from medieval times and the Middle Ages.

Cardiff Castle offers a unique blend of history and beauty right in the heart of the city. With its intriguing mix of Roman and Norman heritage, every corner tells a story. The castle grounds are a peaceful oasis, perfect for reflecting on the rich tapestry of events that have taken place there. Exploring its chambers and battlements was a personal highlight of my visit to Cardiff. Truly a destination that resonates with both history buffs and casual visitors alike.

Please download the cardiff castle app and carry your earphone before you reach castle. The entry fee is a substantial amount (as compared to other castle in UK) visa viz what it offers. Only the castle entry is on payment. Time required for the visit is maximum 2 hrs. Nevertheless the surrounding area is also well maintained and one can spend time with family without the entry fee. Basic snacks, sandwiches and coffee is available. It's a good experience.

Great place to visit. Not cheap but worth it. The extra charge small group guided tour is essential. The guide was great,interesting with a theme to the visit and loads of little-known facts to illuminate the experience. All the staff we spoke to made us feel welcome and they all knew their stuff. Well done.

This is the place that you can’t miss out if you coming to Cardiff! We visited here on Sunday and it was very busy! But really worth to visit, you can have a walk around outside of Cardiff Castle and of course it is really a good place to sit on the grass and enjoy the view and sunlight! Quite recommend to buy the tickets and get inside! ( it is toooooo busy on Sunday so we didn’t buy the tickets)

Cardiff castle is a must visit if you come here. It is worth it to pay the entrance fee if you enjoy the history and culture. Seems to date back to the 3rd century time of Romans. The old Roman wall is evidence of the same. If you go as a group i would recommend to take a guide since some areas like the castle tower and castle rooms can be accessed only with guides

This is a must! It is around £16 to get in, but it is a fantastic castle. The grounds are amazing and there is a lot to explore. I would have liked to go down into the depths, but I think having that intrigue of the unauthorised and unknown areas probably heightens the fascination of the experience. There is a tour which takes you to some of the unauthorised rooms from the clock tower, but we did not take this as you do have to pay a little more. The staff were really friendly and helpful which is always a plus. I would definitely go back!

A good experience for showing people a Welsh castle. For the ticket you get entry into the beautiful castle where you can learn about it's history and look at the beautiful architecture, as well as the option to climb a tower that provides a great view of the city and castle grounds. There are also lovely benches to eat and relax. It's not an all day experience, but one to two hours is good enough to see everything in the paid area.

Such an iconic stadium, right in the middle of Cardiff City. Excellent atmosphere, and completely filled to capacity of almost 75,000 the day we were there - Ireland v Wales for the first round of the 2023 6 Nations Rugby. The roof was closed, which made it an almost surreal experience - such a big place, but felt like a much smaller venue - view was perfect, which I expect everyone in the stadium would say. Easy to get into & out of stadium, with plenty of access to food & drink locations.

We Went to go see Coldplay and our seats were incredible. We didn't have to queue at all and the stewards and security were helpful and friendly. The atmosphere was amazing and the sound was great. We had the best experience ever. Totally recommend this venue.

For a fairly modern stadium there isn't a great amount of leg room if you are tall, but well worth a visit. View was excellent for the Wales v England rugby match from our seats that were on the second row of the second tier right behind the posts.The match was played with the roof closed due to the bad weather.Within easy walking distance of Cardiff Central train station and is in the center of Cardiff very close to shops ,bars and restaurants etc.

The Millennium Stadium is an epic and great venue for sports and music events alike! I was proud to come here for a Six Nations game, the atmosphere was electrifying! There are plenty of facilities located here, all of which are clean.

Attended the Wales v Scotland game. Fantastic venue and have had a great view at every seat... front a few rows from pitch to last row at the top. Atmosphere is fantastic every time. 👌

One of the best stadiums in the UK. Entry into the venue was quick and easy, even with thorough security checks. The only issue I had on the date of my visit was that the concessions stands around block U17-U22 had all run out of food within an hour or two of opening. The event ran from 1500-2200. I would recommend a visit here, especially during a Welsh Rugby game as the atmosphere is hard to match. The national anthem is definitely worth witnessing in person.

Fantastic concert- staff ensured everyone’s safety and were thorough with checks. Lots of paramedic staff around to help people. My only complaint would be that the roof was kept on during the event and it was absolutely boiling hot.

Lovely day watching my team lose😩. Fantastic stadium and the staff were great and the Welsh fans were the friendliest I've ever met. Only complaint (hence the 4 stars) was the bar system, very unorganised, which made for longer than required waiting and warm drinks. That aside, still one if the best stadiums and can't wait for my next game there.

I went to watch the Rugby , WALES V's ENGLAND . The roof was closed. But the atmosphere was through the Roof. I Love going to the Principality Stadium in Cardiff . Its a great place to take family or go with ur friends. Everything available - food , soft drinks & alcohol , and of course toilets. You will definitely enjoy your day out at the Stadium . If its sports or music , Rugby or Concerts. . ....YOU WILL ENJOY .

This has to be the best stadium to watch live rugby! Excellent atmosphere. Staff were fantastic and crowd control seems effortless, but having said that, rugby fans are an easy fun loving bunch.

Well appointed stadium with good sight lines for both sport and other events. Helpful stewards. Beer and food not cheap but plenty of ɓars and restaurants nearby. Entrances 3 and 7 are in slightly different directions when approaching from town centre but you don't find out until you get there - needs better signage in the street. Cardiff Central rail station less than 10 minutes walk.

Went for the Wales vs England game and couldn't of been a better result 20-9 👏 Great atmosphere, pints are reasonable price for stadiums but the queue at half time was mental

Excellent day out watching Wales V South Africa. There is an abundance of parking available nearby but it isn't cheap as its located in Cardiff City centre. We took 3 kids with us and they loved it. The prices in the stadium are extortionate but that's what we have all come to expect at international arenas. The queues were well organised and we didn't have to wait very long to get in or out of the stadium. The atmosphere was great.

Gorgeous venue amazingly clean, toilets are very well kept. We saw the Lion King which was amazing and well worth the 2yr wait thank you Covid! So why four stars? Seating is extremely uncomfortable. Although padded seats they offer little in way of support and the seat squabs are very short. Also we were there on one of the hottest days of the year and heat was stifling, surely this venue has air conditioning if not an investment should be made or the theatre doors where stewards are based, should of been opened to allow some airflow especially after a global pandemic.

Absolutely captivated by the Welsh Millennium Centre! The architecture is a remarkable blend of modern and traditional, creating an iconic landmark. The performances I've attended here have left me speechless; the talent showcased is exceptional. The friendly staff and vibrant atmosphere add to the overall experience. A cultural gem that Wales can be proud of!

A must visit while in Cardiff. I always thought this truly magnificent looking building was on the waterfront but it isn't.... But not that far. We didn't go inside but just enjoyed its enormity from Butes Place. At night it comes alive with beautiful colours. A Majestic structure that is a sight to enjoy.

Such a well designed building, lovely to look at, which is not always the case with modern buildings! Great Theatre, Great Staff! Lovely seeing shows here!

Beautiful place! I would definitely recommend you come here if you get the chance. Me and my partner went here for a free interactive experience that accompanies ‘The boy with two hearts’ stage production and thought it was well crafted and informative. The centre itself is huge! And such a famous landmark in Cardiff Bay which should be visited even if you do not intend to watch a performance.

I am a huge musical theatre fan and I honestly would never go anywhere else other than the WMC! I’ve seen so many (20+) shows here and they’ve all been so fantastic. The staff are amazing and everyone is so helpful!

Went to see We Will Rock You on April 5th after waiting nearly 2 years due to covid. What an awesome show it was in a great venue.

Visited to watch the lion king with my family. Amazing show in a very good theatre. Seats were comfy enough and set out for optimum viewing of the stage. Bars and shops had a good choice of drinks and snacks to enjoy throughout the show. The lift for disabled and elderly access to the upper levels i don’t think was enough for the amount of people requiring use. One group ended up back on the fourth floor twice where we were waiting as the lift seemingly had a mind of its own. Would definitely watch another show here in future

Went to watch Charlie and the chocolate factory last night. Very good performance 👏 excellent light effects. The second half is much better than the first half, Totally enjoyed the night out

Check the website before you go for tickets (free) and see what's on. I didn't but as it was midweek it wasn't a problem. I enjoyed the commentary on the Rules of Art after I had seen the exhibition - it added understanding for me! The Natural History Halls are a separate entity packed full of facts and and interesting displays for younger folk. The crystal display is wonderful - nature is amazing. Pictures don't show the beauty of the formations.

We had a great time looking at the Art in the Galleries upstairs in the National Museum. It was free to enter but donations are welcome! There were many great masters including my favourite artist Monet and each painting was clearly labelled with an explanation of the work. I will return next on a weekend when the Oriel restaurant is open and spend a longer time in this fantastic venue. I will be able to spend time visiting the Museum too. There is a coffee shop serving snacks and beverages in the foyer with a nice gift shop too.

Firstly, the building itself is beautiful inside and out. The museum is well set out, informative, and lots to see. The ground floor focuses on the natural history of Wales, the first floor on the history of art. A casual look would probably take around an hour and a half, but it's easy to spend much longer. There is no charge to visit, but donations are welcome. Recommended.

The museum itself and its content are great to view but staff, especially front of house need better training. There is now an Eventbrite booking system due to COVID, which is totally fine until you're told they can't find your ticket - because they weren't paying attention. Though tickets were booked in advance, the place was pretty much crowded. The one-way system is neither efficient because it is not signposted to direct you where you are and where next. No adequate signage for toilets nor lifts. Some of the staff were absolutely professional chatting with the younger ones, but others could not event bother giving the direction to the toilet, except by pointing towards it and still looking on whilst a kid was crouching in desperation. I had to ask them to assist. We didn't feel welcomed, as this security agent was literally on the neck of the group when moving through a number of rooms.

Cardiff museum is one of the best in the United Kingdom in my opinion. It's a great free, fun and interesting option to have, and good for all weathers. The classical art section here is excellent with many masters on display such as Renoir, Monet, Van Gogh, Turner and more. The display is well laid out and comes with information about each painting or sculpture. There is a prehistoric section with information about dinosaurs, mammoths, fossils and so on. And the museum has rotating special exhibitions which change every few months The building is also gorgeous, a fine example of Victorian era architecture

Absolutely amazing place and all free. Entry was totally free just had to pay for for parking which was around £3-4 for couple of hours. We went with family and everyone enjoyed the visit. There is plenty to explore in there, even my little one of 3 years enjoyed. You can easily spend 3-4 hours in there. There is cafeteria on the ground floor for tea coffee breakfast and reasonable seating available. Staff was very polite and friendly. Totally worth a visit. I would definitely recommend a visit if you are into art, animal and history.

Wonderful museum. Free entrance. Ideal for all ages. Best section is clearly about biology and paleontology where you will find lots of animals including high quality fossils. The building itself is huge and has lots of art. There are other sections on the museum worth to visit. Toilets are downstairs. If you visit Cardiff go there.

A rich collection of art and artifacts which would thrill the minds of history, politics and pop culture nerds in equal measure. The self guided tours can have you basking in the aura of the heydays for hours at end. Staring into the faces of the timepieces I had only seen illustrated in my History books was a one of a kind experience after all.

Enjoyed the French Impressionism paintings in the top floor of the museum; it hit my trip to Cardiff. The admission is free and the staffs are very friendly and helpful. Lots amazing collections in the museum and worth to spend a day reading and appreciating all the artwork and the historical background and creation ideas about them.

Really nice museum, suitable for visiting with children if they are bored or you are bored of them. .. We enjoyed to see the prehistoric world's exhibition with dinosaurs and other extinct creatures. The entrance is free, and I recommend!

Fantastic, educational day out in Cardiff. I learnt so much today during my visit, I loved the way the exhibition was curated, it was captivating and engaging. I couldn't take my eyes from the minerals and crystals and enjoyed learning about the history of our Earth, I found the timeline fascinating and really put things into perspective for me. The art gallery holds a great selection of works, covering a vast time period. I really enjoyed the modern art they had there. The perfect place for a rainy day or study trip.

Wonderful to have such a lovely, lush green area in the town centre! Really nice park to visit, we took the water bus from Cardiff Bay which dropped us off at the park, it was great the only downside was there is a lot of litter in the water which is quite unpleasant and bad for the wildlife but the area was really pleasant.

Great two hours in the beautiful park. No wonder it's called Bute!! The Dinosaurs in the Park exhibition was great fun for children of all ages, our 15 and 21 year old grand daughters loved it as did my wife and I, eternally young. Food stalls were not cheap but reasonable priced and what we ate we enjoyed. Noodles for some Pork rolls for others.

An oasis of calm and tranquility, loads of space a great coffee shop in the centre and opposite the millennium stadium entrance. Not convinced I’d be 100% confident walking through there late at night, but a lovely and well maintained city park. 👍

A beautiful park to explore right in the heart of the city. A couple of lovely coffee shops with limited seating indoors but plenty outdoors on dry days. Paths to follow all level ground & good for cycling too. WC's can be found in one of the coffee shops.

Dinosaur in the park, more for under 8 years old. Take a picnic and lots of drinks. The food vans are expensive (£5 for a hot chocolate, when you can go to krispykreme and get a milkshake and doughnut for £5:25). The fun fair rides are £3-£5. The Dinosaur are cool, and the walk around to find them is good. There are some really big carnivore dinosaurs that are really amazing. Enjoyable time with the bouncy castle and golf in the price of the tickets. The park itself is a nice place to walk and picnic! Some play areas and lots of benches to rest on. There are a few cafe places spread out around the area. You can walk to and from the town shopping centre.

Great experience but certainly not cheap. It was like a Disney park with music using light shows worth a visit suitable for all walking abilities pretty much flat no steps accessible if you have walking difficulties. Some food stalls Yorkshire pudding wrap for £8 !!! Got a bit crowded at the end where everyone stops to take a few pictures

It is a large park near the castle whose walls are called animal walls since the walls have statues of animals. The park has big and had green and lush trees of which some are quite big and old. There are boat services starting from the park. It provides a view of the castle as well.

Hadn’t been to an all you can eat place in years and this place didn’t disappoint. Tried all the available meats and they were all good. A nice Smokey taste and selection. The salad bar had some good options but would recommend just eating all the meat first before seeing if you have room for salad. Would definitely revisit. Great value for money if you go on Tuesday for the deal.

Excellent service and they fitted us within 30 minutes as we hadn’t booked. I went here with my family consisting of 3 children. Greeted by a lovely guy called Clayton who explained in detail h the menu and how to order as we hand to been here before. The food was excellent and the service superb. No complaints at all, we had to remind them of a side dish we ordered twice but it was busy and didn’t bother us at all. Well deserved 5 stars

A lot of food for the money. Perfect place for meat lovers. The service was absent at times, except when the meat was served. Felt the waiter ran from table to table, without a sincere interest in the guests. But all in all, ok.

Located 2 min walk from Cardiff central train station. Priced per head, no point in visiting unless meat eater as that's the attraction. Endless meat served to your table! Great value for money as can eat until you burst!

First the good bits, the food was fantastic and plentiful there is no denying that, however everything else was slightly off, from the lady at entrance with her feet up barely acknowledging us and telling us to go to the bar, where we were served but had to pay and not add it to the table to the service where it seemed at the wrong pace, really slow to start to a rush to serve meat to having to request dessert. There also seemed to be a language problem with incorrect sides coming and the drinks orders being questioned. Overall this place has a lot of potential once the niggling bits are sorted.

Absolutely wonderful experience. Loved to food and the ambience. And the best is, they have Halal options too. Succulent Lamb and rib eye steak. Loved the chilli chicken. Delicious cuts with Garlic sauce. If you are a meat lover, this is the place to be. Freshly grilled and unlimited. Love to go back.

One of my favourite restaurants in Cardiff! So much choice of meats and sides. It is cheaper in a weekday lunch time vs. Weekday evening but I've ate at both times and it's been fast friendly service. You choose your sides (buffet style) and then the waiters come around with meat on the skewer and carve it on to your plate. You have a card which you can flip to either say 'yes more meat please' or 'no, thanks'. I love the concept and always leave this place super full. A must go for meat lovers!

Went in after the speedway grand Prix, not expecting to get a table as we hadn't booked but we were welcomed in. We'd never been before so the staff explained how it works. The food was lovely, the staff were really efficient, almost as soon as we turned the notice to green they were there with the next meat. We'll definitely return next year

Went to Miller and Carter in Cardiff with my partner and had such a great experience here! Our waiter Hugo was so polite and welcoming he knew how to make us laugh and offer us great cocktails. Just wanted to leave a nice review about the food and drinks and obviously the Lovely Hugo who needs to get praised for his amazing welcoming service and approach to customers !

Went a few times, usually went for Sirloin (medium rare) which was the cheaper option and it was always kind of chewy, but I suppose that is how Sirloins are. But then I tried the Ribeye (medium) and that was amazing! I love the onion+potato block you get with the steaks, but their chips are always underwhelming. I tried the chunky fries and they were a bit dry. Their starters are small but taste good. During special holidays, they are usually always full, so you have to wait to be seated (5 to 10 minutes).

A few things missing off the menu. Food was very tasty. Our server Matt was really helpful. It was my birthday and they gave me a card which was lovely.

Staff always really friendly, happy to help and advise on wellness on the steak. Food has always been cooked to perfection every time I’ve visited. I’ll definitely be coming back again

Shout out to the waiter that sacrificed his back for my mum and dad from the 40kg sign that nearly fell on them, it’s reminiscent of Superman stopping a train to save a mother and her child. You absolute stud of a specimen. Also thanks for the management for being understandable. Very good food and atmosphere. My dad had a great birthday meal with you and on top of that we saw some ‘celebrities’ in cardiff at that time: Johnny Depp, Dora the Explorer and Kerry Katona.

What a brilliant place!!! We did the Upgraded Bottomless Brunch/Lunch - Food was very tasty and the cocktails were ace! Staff are friendly and polite. Pretty clean, toilets need a little tlc but all good 👍

I have visited here once before i recently visited again on monday and both times my partner and i have received amazing customer service. The staff are always so lovely and make sure you get your food and drinks quickly at bottomless brunch, unlike other places that takes ages to get you your drinks in the 2 hour slot. The food and drinks were the best i have had in a long time and everything was just perfect. I would definitely recommend this bottomless brunch and the restaurant in general for food , you won’t regret it!!😊❤️

Went there today for my partner's birthday for the first time. We all really enjoyed the meals we had. Good vegan choices and well documented on the menu ... Even for the drinks Highly recommend this restaurant. BTW cocktail are really good :)

The staff were friendly, welcoming and informed. My server, Joe was lovely. I had the katsu curry which was lovely. Katsu flavour with a Caribbean kick. I also tried the cocktails and can recommend the Tobaga Tea and Bahama Mama. (My love of cocktails pushed up the cost per person. Food is around £13 per main). The only reason I marked atmosphere as 4 and not 5 is because I was there for lunch and it's hard to have a 5 star atmosphere at 2pm! There are many restaurants to choose from in Cardiff, if you like a bit of spice - come to this one. Also went on my own and didn't feel awkward about it once.

Great few hours spent here with friends. We stayed for Happy hour, 2 for 1 cocktails. Great choice of cocktails at very reasonable prices.

This ambience is great! Atmosphere is chill and the staff is really friendly. They know what they’re doing and what they’re talking about, and you can tell that making the customers happy is their main priority. The food can’t get better and the prices are fair for the portion size. I highly recommend this place. Drinks - Strawberry Daiquiri, Virgin Kolada Starters - Crispy chili squid, Garlic pit prawns Mains - Chicken Roti Roll, Shack Stack Burger

We booked Turtle Bay for food and drinks as part of a date night and were served by Luke and Jerin, who are honestly a credit to the restaurant - friendly and attentive, without being intrusive and happy to give drink recommendations We had the black cherry rum which was one of the nicest rums I have has - highly recommend! The food was all 10/10. I had salt fish fritters to start, which were crispy and spicy and honestly my favourite part of the whole meal - I could have eaten another plate! I also had the jerk chicken breast with coconut rice, which I very much enjoyed. My boyfriend said his chicken wings were some of the best wings he has had and, while he isn’t sure he liked the goat curry, this is down to personal preference (the first time he had tried goat and he wasn’t overly keen on the meat) but the sauce, rice and fries were a winner! Over all a lush meal out, with fab service - we will be back soon. Thank you!

Visited here last night after hearing many, many strong recommendations and they absolutely did not disappoint! A small, charming Italian in the city centre, Cafe Citta offers some of the best Italian cuisine in Cardiff, and certainly the best in the city centre. With my Italian colleagues saying it is one of the most authentic Italian restaurants in Cardiff, I can see why. A delightfully fresh, and balanced flavour to every dish, Cafe Citta offers fantastic food where there is ample evidence of the freshly prepared nature of the food. Being such a small restaurant, I would definitely recommend booking in advance. Also, customers with mobility issues may wish to discuss with the restaurant ahead of time whether there is seating in some of the more spacious areas available. Definitely another strong recommendation from me!

My daughter and I had a fantastic early evening meal. We shared a starter which was beautiful and more than enough for 2. Our mains were lovely and desserts amazing. The service was attentive without being overbearing. I did not need to eat until the following day!

Small but mighty family run Italian in the heart of Cardiff. The food is authentic fresh & delicious and the staff are friendly and attentive. Its been around a long time and is still going strong for a reason 👌🏻recommended.

Delicious food, with excellent service and a cosy atmosphere. After a day in Cardiff we decided to book a table here based on the numerous good reviews, and it certainly lived up to expectations! Greeted warmly upon arrival, the staff couldn't be more helpful throughout and provided consistent service with a smile. I had the Buffalo Mozzarella & Parma Ham to start; beautiful flavours and textures, off to a great start. For main was the Pizza Diavola (pepper sausage, roasted pepper and chilli), and I added 2 extra toppings (chicken and garlic). The pizza was delicious, with a thin soft base (the base and crust were also light and slightly crispy... perfect). Pizza is my favourite food, and this one definitely ranks in the top 3 that I've tried, possibly even the best! Thank you for a great all round experience.

Fabulous food. The pasta was amazing. That's all that needs to be said.

A small, but very vibrant independent restaurant nestled in the heart of Cardiff. We arrived at short notice with no booking and were accommodated with no issues by the staff, who were friendly, welcoming and very attentive throughout. The food was very traditional Italian fayre, and absolutely delicious, all for a very reasonable price. Would not hesitate to eat here again, although I would recommend booking in advance if you can.

Ordered potted pig for starter, lamb and steak for main plus 2 cocktails. The service is great, staffs are welcoming but the food wasn’t as good as I expected for this price. The starter is fine nothing really special. I picked rare for the steak, the texture is good but it is too salty. The lamb was not bad but it is less in flavor.

My wife and I are just moving to the area and we were looking for somewhere to have a date night amongst the dozens of bars and restaurants in Cardiff city. Boy did we find somewhere. The Potted Pig is amazing. It's a tiny door with a lift or a set of stairs to go down into a low lit restaurant. As soon as you walk down you are greeted by friendly staff. They were more than happy to accommodate my peanut allergy and brought me a menu once they had seated us which had things that weren't safe for me marked off. The ambient light is just perfect for a romantic quiet meal. They immediately offer a drinks menu and water (tap or bottled) while you look at the menu. The food was just delicious. The starters were well done and neither of us had room for a dessert. We had mocktails and the noise was at the perfect level so we could talk without raising our voices. The waiter was lovely too, we got chatting as he'd asked when seating us whether we'd been before and we mentioned that we're new to the area. He suggested a few bars to go and visit as we wanted to sample the night life a bit more. It's definitely a place worth vising. We will be making this a regular visit as it's just such a lovely place.

First meal we had out since lockdown and it was absolutely worth it. Delicious food - was so good we had three courses and brilliant architecture. Good choice of beers. The staff were welcoming and really friendly.

If you want to avoid the typical tourist trap restaurants in the centre of Cardiff, then this just might be the place for you. The exterior looks a bit grim and doesn’t have a lot of signage, but the reviews are enough to get us to go in and we didn’t regret our decision. Cat was a great server and had wonderful suggestions – I especially enjoyed my seaweed gin. This is one of those restaurants where even if I’m in the city just for a week I’ll likely go back more than once. It gets my highest recommendation.

Amazing quality good with a fabulous range of choice. Great drinks and lovely atmosphere. Staff are attentive and knowledgeable and a great experience. I would thoroughly recommend.

The potted pig Known for one of the best restaurants in the area and very tough to get into. I was able to slide in as a walk in and though the greater and service has been attentive thus far the area that I was placed in was secluded from the main restaurant with the décor of an old cellar. I ordered the Chicharrón’s, duck pate, ribeye, sticky toffee pudding and the Cabernet Sauvignon. The chicharron’s were very dry but also super crunchy, the duck leg pate was cool and didn’t spread well but was well flavored to the salty side however was cut by the mustard greens and Gergen pickles. The ribeye was ordered medium rare but came medium. The flavor was well seasoned on the salty side that was again cut by the side salad of Cabbage, and Lakota topped with garlic butter. The dessert was topped with a sticky toffee bread pudding was the star. Light, fluffy, and served pipping hot while drenched in a light toffee syrup and a side scoop of vanilla ice cream. The food was amazing, the service was very attentive, the only negative is the isolation but I’m guessing that with a reservation you could be in the main rooms with everyone else. In short this was an excellent birthday meal and has me excited to see what the next birthday brings.

Absolutely stunning food, beautifully seasoned very flavoursome. Easy to see why they are mentioned in the Michelin Guide. Will definitely be back when we are in the area. A special mention for the young lady who served us, helpful, attentive and knowledgeable.

It was absolutely a great Welsh Michelin star dining experience here. Paid for just £25 for 3 course set, with the signature potted pig and beef brisket. The potted pig is just gracious, with really mixture of flavour, and truly delicious. Highly recommend if you are visiting Cardiff.

After a day of visiting castles and even Tintern Abbey, it was great to get into The Potted Pig and have a great dinner. The ribs were falling of the bone, but I have to say they had more of a spicy kick than advertised. The lamb chop was tender and the pork belly was savory and crispy in parts. We had a bottle of Absolue Négrette that paired well with all our meals. It made for a lovely end to a very busy day.

Nice menu. The place is OK. Service is a bit slow between dishes and drinks, like 20-25 minutes and restaurant was almost empty. Sirloin was really good (not cheap either) but I would put the sauce aside, not cover it for such expensive cut. Greens are £5 but nothing special. Fishcake was good. Leak croquete was also good. They seem to use mint sauce a bit too much, even for salad dressing. Service "optional" but it's already included in the bill. Some places now seem to ask you before including it but it should be something you to leave as cash or machine to ask for gratuity.

Ate in for dinner. Delicious crab ravioli. My husband’s favourite was the Welsh rarebit. Expensive but you can anticipate that from the menu. Staff were helpful without being overly attentive. Atmosphere was interesting, like being in a secret cave!