The best restaurants serving Other european-cuisines food in South Wales

Amazing pizza, lovely pale ale and very friendly staff - I will be back for more!

Came here on a Friday evening to try somewhere different. No reservation was required and we were seated quite quickly. Usually this place looks quite busy but seemed particularly quiet for a Friday after 7pm. Food was average, i had the chicken demiro which was warm at best and the creamy sauce had curdled/ gained a skin when it was served, possibly under the heat lamp too long. My partner had the pasta primavero but this also wasn't particularly good quality. 2 starters, 2 mains and non alcoholic drinks was around £65.

Encontré esto en el sendero de arte, gran elección de golosinas noruegas para probar, el personal era muy amable y el servicio era rápido, un entorno encantador con vistas a la iglesia - solo tenía bebidas y las golosinas noruegas, así que no puedo comentar en el menú de comida.

I’m so sorry that this place has closed down! It’s been my go to for the last nine months after my return to Cardiff and has been by far my favourite spot in the area. Great service, wine and beer and open all day. How this place can be replaced I don’t know

This restaurant is now called the Golden Curry and is under new management so Trip Advisor you need to change some of the information on your site.We went for a meal on Saturday night and it was absolutely stunning. Fresh, colourful, tasty with beautiful herbs and spices. My king prawns were the best I have ever tasted. The staff could not possibly have been more attentive. Such lovely people. Highly recommended!

Good parking. Ordering on the phone was a faff, I could have tried tofind a manager to order with as I do have a dairy allergy but hate the fuss and it’s not a life threatening allergy. It wasn’t clear who or where a manager was. The girl serving proudly said they have a new vegan burger ‘with halloumi’. I didn’t want to embarrass her but someone needs to tell staff what halloumi is. The only vegan things on the menu were hummus (an icecream scoop sized amount - it’s on the starter menu) and plant based ‘strips’ - £4 + for 4 small pieces, and a very basic salad. I knew there wouldn’t be much choice (it was my friend who wanted to eat there) but this was really poor. The best thing was the bottomless diet coke - expensive if you only had one though. Order yourself, get your own cutlery, ambience like a canteen really.

chicken was burnt and food gave me a sticth i would not reccommend i went back and gourth to the toilet and the xhicken did not taste nice

I ordered a Sunday dinner which was spot on. Had to split it as it was too much for my self. The gravy was very tasty too just how I like it

Visiting from Australia & catching up with friends found this place great food & atmosphere excellent service... highly recommend