The best restaurants serving British food in Plasnewydd Cardiff South Wales

A stunning independent venue/local art store. Wonderful people, wonderful music

Small portions, over priced. Limp salad fatty kebab.

The pub downstairs was great for a night cap!

I had a beautiful halloumi wrap

My dad and I were only in Cardiff for the day and we wanted to have traditional fish and chips. It was cool to see them make it in front of you. Service was excellent and the portions were big. I got the Irish curry sauce with chips and nuggets. They give you a lot of curry sauce on the side. We found a park just up the road from the shop and ate our dinner there. Highly recommend this place if you’re a tourist. Much better than fast food.

This place has been recommended but I'm scared to even try because there are always two awful men outside cat-calling and harassing me when I walk past. I don't know if they're your staff or maybe it's you or maybe they're just two awful regulars but either way you should be aware that you have something driving away business and harrasing women on the street. You need to address this.

Closed for refurb till at least Thurs., 29/4/'25!

Kaspas Desserts in Cardiff is a paradise for anyone with a sweet tooth! Walking into Kaspas is like entering a wonderland of delectable treats. Their menu boasts a wide array of mouthwatering desserts, from indulgent waffles and crepes to heavenly sundaes and shakes. The presentation of each dessert is Instagram-worthy, making it a feast for the eyes as well. The ambiance is cozy and inviting, perfect for catching up with friends or enjoying a treat solo. The staff is friendly and helpful, ensuring you have a delightful experience. Whether you're craving a classic dessert or feeling adventurous with a new creation, Kaspas Desserts is the place to be for a truly satisfying and sweet escape in Newport! Your taste buds will thank you for the delightful journey through their dessert offerings.

¡Pobre! Las camareras de bar necesitan aprender a servir una bebida con una sonrisa. ¡Los modales no cuestan nada! La vida de los chicos sonrientes no es tan mala. Una rodaja de limón no sale de tu salario 😅

Looking for a no frills cafe to grab a cooked breakfast and saw this place tucked down a quiet side street, just off the busier shopping area. First impressions were fine, standard greasy spoon vibes, just what I expected. One guy was working but seemed to be doing everything - serving, cooking, cleaning etc. I ordered a standard breakfast and tea for £9.50. Tea arrived quick and was OK, mug a bit tea stained but no biggie. Food took around 20 minutes to arrive, not the best as it wasn't busy. It was missing hash browns and the portion was small as it was. Beans were barely warm, mushrooms were freezing and had a tinned texture, sausage, egg and bacon were fine and the toast was, well... not toasted and buttered with cheap margarine so was cold and soggy. All in all a bit rubbish. I feel like the guy running the show on his own was stretched and really wasn't able to provide a decent service. I feel bad as it's clearly an independent business and times are hard, but as it is, I won't be returning and I cannot recommend it.