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Barry Island
Barry Island Railway Station, The Parade, Barry, CF62 5TH
7.2 miles
Cardiff, South Glamorgan, CF10
Urban Tap House Cardiff opened its doors in September 2013 as Wales' first fully-devoted craft beer and cider bar. The Cardiff bar comprises of five rooms spread over two floors, and a hell of a be
7.2 miles
Cardiff, South Glamorgan, CF10
POPWORLD IS ALIVE AND KICKING!
7.2 miles
Cardiff, South Glamorgan, CF10
with stunning views of Principality Stadium from its Grade II frontage, Zerodegrees Cardiff is the ideal venue to go to before or after your event at the Stadium. The venue has many dining areas, incl
7.2 miles
Cardiff, South Glamorgan, CF10
The largest of all the Bar 44’s can be found in the shadow of the Principality Stadium on Westgate Street. A former canal warehouse, the Bar is split up into four separate subterranean rooms with arch
7.2 miles
Cardiff, South Glamorgan, CF10
Where the finest traditions of dining and friendship continue to be enjoyed in magnificent surroundings.
7.2 miles
Cardiff, South Glamorgan, CF10
This is a Brains’ Partnership pub where the facilities, drinks and food menus are decided by our partner, who runs the pub as their own business. You will still receive a warm welcome on arrival, a
7.2 miles
Cardiff, Caerdydd - Cardiff, Cardiff, CF10
The Moon is a ground floor venue, with flat access through double doors, which are fixed open. There is a gender neutral toilet, which is suitable for wheelchair users and with grab bars. Free
7.3 miles
Cardiff, South Glamorgan, CF10
A creative cocktail lounge where guests can experience an array of liquid delights.
7.3 miles
Cardiff, South Glamorgan, CF10
Retro, home of the 90's vibe, can be found in the heart of the Mill Lane Café Quarter. Its the perfect place to unwind; visit for Happy Hour from 5-9pm for 2 for £5 drinks specials, or party the night away in style on its 3 floors!
7.3 miles
Cardiff, South Glamorgan, CF10
This pub is near the site of one of the five gateways through the medieval city walls. Originally called Wales Gate, it became known as Blounts Gate after a former gatekeeper. A blue plaque nearby ind