Tenth largest city in the United Kingdom, home to most national cultural and sporting institutions and the Welsh national media, several attractions and amenities. Cardiff is a must-see destination, whether for business or leisure. Visitors will also love the range of great establishments for eating out in Cardiff.
With such top-class places and attractions to visit, you will find the highest-quality range of restaurants, suitable for all occasions, whether its impressing a client, taking a quick break, or enjoying an extended night out with family or friends. These seven establishments particularly caught our eye here at AGENT, and we compiled this mini guide to eating out in Cardiff.
1. Bully’s
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Winner of AA Restaurant of the Year – Wales for 2014-15, Bully’s has a reputation as one of Cardiff’s go-to restaurants. Paul Bullimore’s eatery uses seasonal produce, with a generous French wine list, and the restaurant’s simple aim is for great tasting food, and providing efficient, friendly service for customers.
2. Purple Poppadom
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Chef Anand George brings exquisite Indian cuisine to top-class levels of fine dining at this establishment. At Purple Poppadom, all dishes are delicately plated and beautifully presented. The service is proud and charismatic, as well as friendly and welcoming.
3. Casanova
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At CASANOVA, all vegetables, meat and fish are sourced locally, and oils and wines are imported from suppliers in Italy. Located on Quay Street, the establishment was set up by Antonio Cersosimo, Luca Montuori and Angelo Montuori, and is regarded as one of the best Italian restaurants in Wales.
4. Potted Pig
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One of Cardiff’s most popular restaurants, The Potted Pig serves the finest British cuisine in an atmospheric, underground setting, the site of a former bank vault. The wine and drinks menu is carefully selected to match the seasonal food menus, offering an excellent range of independently sourced wines as well as lagers, ales and ciders.
5. The Clink Cymru
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A unique restaurant in that it is run by prison inmates as a form of rehabilitation, The Clink Restaurant provides cuisines of organic, Welsh produce. One of four such restaurants run by The Clink Charity, many who visit The Clink feel moved by the experience and interaction with prisoners, altering any misconceptions they may have had. The Clink provides diners with a truly memorable and thoroughly enjoyable visit.
6. Mint and Mustard
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Chef Santhosh Nair is recognised as one of the most talented and innovative Indian chefs in the UK, and is the driving force behind the award-winning menus of Mint and Mustard. The establishment has received such prestigious awards as the Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence in 2014 and 2015, and was featured in the 2015 editions of the Good Food Guide and Harden’s Restaurant Guide.
7. Restaurant James Sommerin
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James Sommerin’s modern, modest restaurant, Restaurant James Sommerin, is renowned for serving some of the most impressive cuisine in South Wales, making it a must for any guide to eating out in Cardiff. Presentation gives the food a vibrant, modern appearance, and the friendly house staff are palpably proud of their establishment. The restaurant has a spacious, luxurious atmosphere, and enjoys panoramic views over the Severn Estuary, just some of the numerous reasons for including this exemplary restaurant on your Cardiff visit schedule.
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