Restaurants in Cardiff

Restaurants in Cardiff

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Armless Dragon

97-99 Wyeverne Road, Cardiff, CF24 4BG

Brasserie

Armless Dragon

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Putting an innovative slant on modern Welsh cuisine, the Armless Dragon aims to ensure that its food is locally sourced, seasonal and organic, wherever possible. The chefs combine these culinary elements to offer such delights as Smoked Monmouthshire Chicken with Avocado and Carmarthen Ham Crisps, Skate Wing with Cockle and Leek Sauce, or Sirloin of Welsh Black Beef with Mushrooms, Roast Tomatoes, Onions and Potato Gratin. The desserts on the menu are even more sumptuous, including Bara Brith Bread and Butter Pudding. The atmosphere is laid-back and allows you to simply enjoy your food. This truly Welsh Dragon also has an extensive wine list but, at an average of £25 a head, it won't burn a hole in your pocket.

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Cardamom

442c Cambridge Road, East Victoria Park, Cardiff, CF5 1JN

Indian

Cardamom

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Hailed by celebrities and critically acclaimed by such newspapers as the Guardian, excellent food, excellent service and a warm welcome are what you would expect from Cardamom, the Welsh Curry House of the Year 2007. The Head Chef and co-owner, Abdul Shanin, has worked hard to create a restaurant that offers the best in Indian cooking and unparalleled levels of customer service. Choose from a variety of traditional Indian and Tandoori dishes, including Madras, Dopiaza, Dhansak and even the infamous Vindaloo. Dishes can be spiced according to your taste and vegetarians are well catered for. The wine list is carefully chosen to complement the curries and side dishes available, offering something for even the most discerning of palates.

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Falcon Hotel

111 Lammas Street, Carmarthen, SA31 3AP

Brasserie

Falcon Hotel

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Located in the centre of Carmarthen, the Falcon Hotel and Restaurant is an active member of the Taste of Wales which is reflected in its modern Welsh menu. Locally sourced seasonal produce features strongly such as the Glazed Pant Ysgawn Goat?s Cheese starter (£4.75) or the Panclawdd Cockles Au Gratin (£5.75). Mains include Rump of Towy Valley Lamb (£16.95), Chargrilled Sirloin of Welsh Black Beef (£17.95) or a Medley of Salmon and Seabass with a dill and lemon butter (£15.95). Vegetarians? may have to be content with a starter and a platter of excellent Welsh Cheeses such as the Cenarth Perl Las and Perl Wen cheeses (£5.50) or indulge in a Bara Brith and Butter Pudding (£4.50). A wide selection of quality wines is available from their wine list.

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Fortune House

43-45 Salisbury Road, Cathays, Cardiff, CF24 4AB

Chinese

Fortune House

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Situated in the heart of the student community, Fortune House offers a relaxed and informal atmosphere in which to enjoy your meal. The dining area is suitable for both larger parties, as well as intimate dinners. The wine list is wide-ranging and can be browsed in the reception area, where you can kick off your evening with a drink before your meal. A firm favourite with much of the local Chinese community, they can vouch that you will find good food and plenty of it here, particularly with the 'all you can eat' option. However, if this menu looks a bit too daunting, why not try portions of Stuffed Lettuce Rolls, Chicken with Ginger and Spring Onion, or Szechuan Prawns. Offering three-course meals at decent prices, it looks like good fortune has come to Cardiff with Fortune House.

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Fwrrwm Ishta

68 Commercial Road, Machen, Caerphilly, CF83 8PG

Modern European

Fwrrwm Ishta

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Once a traditional inn in Machen in Wales, this delightful restaurant retains the pub's original features with a contemporary twist, using contemporary art, oak panelling and halogen lights to create a warm and inviting atmosphere. The menu is seasonal and uses fresh ingredients to create dishes such as chorizo sausage salad with caramelised pear and truffles, black pudding in filo with a tomato and chilli salsa, and beef with garlic king prawns on courgette ribbons. There is a superb vegetarian selection, including squash, wild mushrooms and shallots with a tomato jus. Wines are diverse and the cost of a main course is around £12.

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Garcon

Garcon, Cardiff, CF10 5BZ

French

Garcon

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Garcon may just be the restaurant that put the snails in Wales. Well, perhaps not literally but you will certainly find escargots au beurre à l'ail on the menu, alongside a host of other traditional French dishes. There are two menus in operation here: the lighter bistro menu and the more extensive à la carte. The bistro menu is offered between 12 and 5pm, providing more 'lunchy' meals, such as petit moules frites and salade Nicoise. There is also an unthreatening children's menu for youngsters, all of which are cooked fresh to order. Dining at Garcon in the evening could see you choosing from pan-fried foie gras with chutney, steak tartare with fries, bread crumbed scallops and the royal seafood platter. Contrary to the perception of the French as committed carnivores, vegetarians are well catered for here and can indulge in roasted bell peppers with couscous, seeds and a red pepper coulis or perhaps a tian of celeriac with mushroom duxelle and a herb butter sauce. The wine list is ex...

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Goa Goa

Unit 9 Broadlands Estate, Broadland, Bridgend, CF31 5DH

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Great China

186 Whitchurch Road, Cardiff, CF14 3NB

Chinese

Great China

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As the first authentic Chinese cuisine restaurant in Wales, Great China has set a standard for its rivals to meet. Dishes in the restaurant itself are prepared with care and attention, offering a few old favourites such as prawn toast, Char Sui and lemon chicken, alongside some new names, such as Kung-Po prawns and beef in oyster sauce. The standard of cooking is just as good when it comes to takeaways, with dishes prepared and presented with equal thought, allowing you to enjoy a taste of the Orient in your own home.

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Henry's Cafe Bar - Cardiff

Park Chambers, Park Place, Cardiff, CF10 3DN

British

Henry's Cafe Bar - Cardiff

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Conveniently situated close to the New Theatre and the winner of the South Wales Echo Best City Centre Bar award for two years, Henry's Cardiff caters to all tastes and is the perfect place for a pre-theatre dinner or a post-theatre cocktail. Need a little lift in the morning? Pop into Henry's for some stirring orange juice and breakfast in the morning to help get you going. Henry's is also an ideal venue for lunch and dinner, with a buffet menu offering up Sandwich Platters, Fiery Chicken Wings, Oriental Duck Pancake Rolls, Thai Fish Cakes and Tempura Vegetables. When the day is done, come unwind after work with friends and enjoy a sharer and a cocktail or two. The bar offers the best cocktails, an exceptional wine list and continental beers, backed up with premium spirits from around the world.

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Huntsman Restaurant

The Square Station Road, Dinas Powis, Cardiff, CF64 4DE

British

Huntsman Restaurant

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The Huntsman Restaurant has a reputation for being truly unique. Only a few minutes from Cardiff, the restaurant's reputation is immediately upheld by its old-world demeanour. The restaurant is part of a 10-room hotel that is both comfortable and welcoming. The menu also earns the Huntsman its reputation with dishes such as warm laver bread tart with red onion marmalade, and a Welsh veal casserole with wild mushrooms, apples, white wine and calvados. There is plenty for everyone here; vegetarians are as well served as fish and meat lovers. The wine list is large and diverse and with the average price for a three-course meal coming in at £33 per person, you can experience the best of British cooking at the best of Welsh prices.

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