LA BODEGA | FOOD REVIEW
LA BODEGA | FOOD REVIEW 15 St Mary Street, Cardiff. 029 2037 1823 / www.labodegacardiff.co.uk Tapas bars are rarely any good unless they are opened by (a) someone Spanish …
LA BODEGA | FOOD REVIEW 15 St Mary Street, Cardiff. 029 2037 1823 / www.labodegacardiff.co.uk Tapas bars are rarely any good unless they are opened by (a) someone Spanish …
ZI’S CAFE | FOOD REVIEW 94 Woodville Rd, Cathays, Cardiff. Info: 029 2021 6294 / www.facebook.com/ziscafe As a former student in Cardiff I am no stranger to Woodville Road. …
THE GOWER HOTEL | FOOD REVIEW 11 Church Lane, Bishopston, Swansea. Info: 01792 234111/ www.thegowerhotel.co.uk Perfectly located in the heart of The Gower, this delightful boutique hotel has recently …
WASHINGTON TEA | FOOD REVIEW **** 1-3 Washington Buildings, Penarth. Info: 029 2070 9158 / www.waterlootea.com I will happily admit I am a big fan of the Waterloo Gardens …
URBAN TAP HOUSE | FOOD REVIEW ***** Quay Street, Cardiff, 029 2039 9557 / www.urbantaphouse.co.uk That’s right: a five-star review for a place which isn’t a restaurant, and in fact …
YAKITORI#1 **** Mermaid Quay, Cardiff Bay. 029 2049 5050 / www.yakitori1.co.uk The takeover of the Natwest Bank office in Mermaid Quay has been nothing less than a transformation. Ultra-modern seating, …
THE GUTSY GOOSE **** 145 Crwys Road, Cardiff. 029 2022 8523 / www.thegutsygoose.co.uk Accepting an offer to accompany me to this three-month-old Cathays restaurant, my friend wonders: “Is the name …
HANG FIRE SMOKEHOUSE @ PORTERS **** Harlech Court, Cardiff. 029 2125 0666 With the summer approaching its end this month, it’s starting to feel like there isn’t much time left …
Open since April, and early enough that you can drop in and eat pasta or calzones for breakfast if you choose, Italigo’s more-or-less USP is ‘Italian fast food’.
Much like its inconspicuous setting next to Les Croupiers Casino in Leckwith’s Capital Retail Park, Dragon Court Chinese offers an unassuming menu which rejects the well-worn buffet-style Chinese dining formula in favour of a varied selection of adventurous dishes that refuse a reliance on traditional Chinese classics.
HEDLEY’S RESTAURANT *** 3-4 Bron-Y-Mor, The Knap, Barry. 01446 733398 Given the heatwave of late combined with a family celebration, we decided on a stroll to the local restaurant Hedley’s. …
Step inside your local “American-styled diner” and it’s more than likely that you’ll face an unapologetically clichéd interior design complete with awkward 50s throwback plastic seating, but
Toni Venditto has been a fixture in the Welsh food scene for the last 20 years. Having owned and run several very successful restaurants – Il Padrino, Topo Gigio, Da Venditto’s – and awarded two AA Rosettes, several accolades and a couple of clubs in between, following a few years’ break he’s back in the capital with his latest venture, Amici’s.
Fine dining in Barry courtesy of the recently renovated Gallery restaurant.
Set within bucolic marshland on the fringes of picturesque Laugharne, the recently refurbished Corran Resort And Spa has been lovingly brought back to life with a beautiful contemporary refit.
Barry offers fine Italian cuisine in the form of Guiliano's
Specialising in affordable, pan-Asian street food to take away or eat in, Kati Wok is a bright, lively and friendly restaurant-diner with a plentiful menu offering kati rolls, noodles and a range of homemade Asian-inspired sides.
Another brand new restaurant concept is opening its doors in Cardiff.
After incredible success over the past few years, Sosban in Llanelli has been awarded the Good Food Guide’s Restaurant Of The Year 2012-13 award for Wales.
Revel in the opportunity to try 18 ales and ciders at The Old Swan Inn Beer And Cider Festival from Fri 17-Sun 19 May.
Gower Heritage Centre proudly puts forward its best selection of award-winning food and drink.
Another fine selection of unique German beers to tickle our tastebuds
Laura Riley chats to Ffion Jones, the first female brewer in Brains Brewery’s long and distinguished history.
A feast for the eyes as well as the stomach, the Caerphilly Food Festival is back for a second year of culinary delectation. Lowri Martinson sharpens her tastebuds and looks ahead to the festival.