Tiny Rebel Cardiff stands out as an acclaimed brewery pub, having secured gold, silver, and bronze awards in the prestigious Champion Beer of Wales competition. Dedicated to infusing your experiences with a touch of beer-inspired joy, Tiny Rebel Cardiff encourages you to savour a variety of delightful treats from their charming menu. Featuring delectable homemade burgers, wings, and more, this unconventional establishment, adorned with brick walls and themed rooms, offers a selection of craft beers, ciders, and inventive burgers. With open doors and a warm welcome, Tiny Rebel Cardiff invites you to immerse yourself in their unique world.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Dine-in
• Takeaway
• Home Delivery
• Brick-walled Bar.
3 Best Pubs in Cardiff, UK
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TINY REBEL CARDIFF REVIEWS
What a great place! Fantastic atmosphere, great selection of beers and ciders. Food was really lovely, so tasty, well priced for the portion size. Would definitely recommend the Rebel Fries. You will not be disappointed!
We always enjoy the beer on offer, but we were really impressed with our recent Sunday Roasts. I had chicken, my partner had beef, both were piping hot and with a good selection of veg/sides. We’ll definitely be back!
Lovely place, ideal locations for concert days at the principality! Plenty of seats, well priced menu and lovely staff. We went for the wings, a burrito and some truffle fries. All really good, though I did think the truffle fries could've been better (a little dry). My husband didn't like the ale, but he doesn't like ales and fancied a try! Their own cola is delicious.
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Owain Glyndwr stands as an iconic and traditional pub nestled in the heart of Cardiff City Centre. Renowned for showcasing a diverse array of live sports on their 30 screens, they have become a go-to destination for those seeking delectable food and delightful drinks served by their friendly staff. Particularly during significant events at the Principality Stadium, they pride themselves on offering an unparalleled atmosphere in town. Following an impressive refurbishment, The Owain Glyndwr has reopened its doors with a rejuvenated look. Situated in an 18th-century Ale House near the castle in Cardiff, this traditional establishment retains its historical charm while receiving a refreshing update. The pub exudes a relaxed vibe, providing a menu of delicious pub grub. Catch all the Welsh rugby games on the numerous TV screens at The Owain Glyndwr.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Dine-in
• Modern Dining Room
• 18th-century Alehouse
• Near The Castle.
Speciality:
£Price:
Light Bites Starts from £9.79
from Our Grill Starts from £11.99
Extras Starts from £2.99
Sides Starts from £3.49
Favourites Starts from £9.99
Desserts Starts from £3.29
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Working Hours:
Fri: 10am - 1am
Sat: 10am - 2am
Sun: 10am - 11pm
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OWAIN GLYNDWR REVIEWS
Popped in here on a busy weekend and the place was full to busting. Great atmosphere but we didn't stay as we wanted a table and food. Popped in the next day and had full breakfasts for 3 with drinks and spent under £25 which was great value. Food was good, standard breakfast and plenty of sauces provided. Also had plenty of TVs for sports which wasn't needed at 11am I'm a Sunday but I counted 10 visible from our table for those who like sports in bars.
We visited one of the oldest pub in Cardiff. It was crowded with people who came to watch rugby on the day, but there were enough seats luckly. I like the atmosphere, but did not try any foods so I will try it next time.
This was a fantastic pub for me and my friend to go drinking at, with a vintage style that the lights and bar contribute to! The Welsh flag is also a neat addition, the staff were friendly and we shared a cocktail on the offer, sitting comfortably at a clean table.
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Queens Vaults is in the vibrant heart of Cardiff city centre and stands proudly as one of the capital's most iconic pubs. This distinguished establishment is positioned conveniently near the renowned Principality Stadium and offers a diverse and spacious experience. Opposite the Millennium Stadium, the pub stands out with its traditional charm and an exceptional selection of ales, complemented by various regular lagers and spirits. The Queens Vaults invites patrons to enjoy a welcoming atmosphere and a taste of Cardiff's rich pub culture. Whether you're seeking a refreshing drink, a lively gathering with friends, or a place to soak in the city's sports enthusiasm, this pub provides a quintessential Cardiff experience. With its strategic location, traditional ambience, and an array of beverage choices, the Queen's Vaults remains a go-to destination for those looking to savour the essence of Cardiff's pub scene.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Dine-in
• Pub With Cask Ales
• Tv Sports
• Pool Tables.
Speciality:
£Price:
All Day Breakfast £5.99
8oz Sirloin £12.99
10oz Rib Eye £13.99
8oz Rump Steak £8.99
16oz Rump Steak £13.99
Half Roast Chicken £8.99
8oz Danish Gammon £8.99
Mighty Mixed Grill £18.99
Mixed Grill £12.99
Hunters Chicken £8.99
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Working Hours:
Fri & Sat: 10am - 1am
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QUEENS VAULTS REVIEWS
During this short trip to Cardiff we came twice to this lovely place. The first visit was by chance, as we were simply looking for a place where we could just have lunch on a very busy Sunday, with everything completely full. We managed to find a table and drink a perfectly served Guinness along with a delicious cheese and bacon burger. We loved the place so much, that we returned the following day, for a more quiet and relaxed experience. Quite a vast and good selection of beers, very nice staff, great music and perfect vibe! One of my favourite places in Cardiff.
Really nice dinner. I had a fish and chips, and my dad had a steak which were all very tasty and fairly priced. The salad was very fresh! The thing I didn't particularly liked was their choice of music - they played mostly 2000s Nu Metal and Death Metal which might not appeal to everyone, and the volume was quite loud.
Fabulous food sirloin steak like butter, reall chips I had salad with it and my chum had peas absolutely recommend it and will be going there again.
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