Lovely pub and beautiful Christmas decorations makes the pub so welcoming…read more Liam and his staff made us all feel so welcome and we will be back again to visit. food was amazing all clean plates at the end of our meal. thank you again Liam

The Priory is part of the vintage inn chain of pubs and if you haven't tried one then I recommend…read more This one is set off the beaten track and has both front and back gardens. It went through a big refurb a few years back and the interior is homely and comfy. The food is generally of a good standard, however I have had the odd disappointing dish. My recommendation is to go for the specials as they are always good! It's not the cheapest but that is normally reflected in the quality. The service can also be a little slow during busy periods.

Gord and I had lunch on a patio at the Court House, with a view of Caerphilly Castle, on Friday…read more Court House is a 700-year-old courthouse that got turned into a pub. Back in the 1300s, it was where local legal cases were heard. It was built after a violent attack on the court at Caerphilly Castle in 1316, when rebels led by Llywelyn Bren stormed the area. We both had Fish & Chips (Hand-battered cod served with proper chips, crushed peas and char-grilled lemon), which was good. Very friendly staff!

A nice little pub with a long history and a fantastic view. It goes back to when it was the actual…read morecourthouse for Caerphilly in 1320 and from the back deck, you can look out over the Castle. Standard pub selection of meals and platters and several beers on tap. I managed to make it through with a pint of Stella and a beef burger that hit the spot but were nothing special.

Gord and I had lunch at Eli Jenkins on Tuesday…read more My Jubel peach lager was yummy as was Gord's Tiny Rebel Cali Pale Ale. We ordered 3 appies for £17.50 ($33) ... Cheesy Garlic Bread (we shared), Crispy King Prawns (for Gord) and Crispy Chicken Tenders (for me). All were good.

booked a table for 12 midday today as we were going to see the jersey boys in the milenium theatre…read more Arrived on time , placed order and I waited one hour twenty minutes for my food. The food wasnt very hot , I've been here before but will never go there again, very disappointed.

The cottage used to have quite a bad reputation but has been turned around recently and has changed…read moreall for the better. Likened to the light beachwood of say a harvester, The Cottage has that great local feel to it without ever trying to hard to be anything it's not. They have all the important stuff for man of my simples needs. A dartboard, huge plasma screen for live sporting events, a jukebox and a pool table. Drinks are so cheap here also. If you fancy a quick drink after work you'll will only use two of your shiny pound coins in exchange for golden nectar. The Cottage has also just started to do roast dinners on a sunday for the very reasonable sum of £5.95. I can vouch for it's quality too, the taste far exceeding it's price. The thing with local pubs such as these is that they need local support. The building has been standing for over a hundred years now and needs that continuing support to stand for another 100 years.

One of the very few remaining traditional pubs in the centre of Cardiff. They Predominantly serve…read moreBrowns Beer. Usually quite quiet in the week, but tends to get incredibly busy at the weekend, especially on match days, when the atmosphere really is fantastic. What I particularly like about this place is that the cliental is so varied; on you're average weekend you're quite likely to see teenagers and even 90 year olds, and there are never any tensions. Good place to go after shopping, or if you're looking for a place to meet up for drinks with friends after work. They have a great quiz machine which I've had endless hours of fun with (and even made quite a bit of money on, due to my weird memory for useless trivia).

Like many pubs in Cardiff the Blue Bell has been around for years, It was always a stop off on…read moreFriday nights in town ---- Its a must visit when in Cardiff. located opposite the Castle. Service is always first class, it has a homey feeling, no food this time just a few pints of the good stuff.

I had the best bartender in the world she gave me great food and drinks her name is kirsty…read moreShe was awesome and the service was great An friendly I spent 6 days in cardiff in I was in the blue bell all 6 days just because of her she is amazing go check it out

Gord and I had a beer at The Cambrian Tap Tuesday evening…read more The building has historic roots on the site of the old Brains Brewery. The name "Cambrian" is a nod to the historic Cambrian Hotel that once occupied part of the site in the 1800s. Cheers!

Used to be Katy's Irish bar but now a Brains attempt at a craft ale bar but still retaining many…read morefeatures of the original pub . Suspect it's a listed building . They have food and some rather over priced real ale on tap .

This is a pub with two bars at the far end of the town. The bar on the left hand side as you go in…read moreis the public bar, which is very lively and is popular with local characters and people looking for a bit of a chat and a laughf. The bar on the right hand side is the lounge, which is more sedate, with hops hanging from the ceiling, and is more the pub resteraunt side of things. If your are looking for a quiet chat, or want to read a magazine as you have a nice glass of wine. Not really the sort of place I would choose to go to but very friendly inside and very welcoming. The boys tell me the beer and ales are good, and they seem to be a pretty good price as well. I have found that the futher away you get from the centre of Bristol the drinks get cheaper and the places become more welcoming, it is not always the case but the Trout Tavern confirms my theory.

Very much a locals pub. Made to feel very welcome by the regulars. Seems to be fairly busy most…read moreevenings with active pool and darts teams. Good selection of beers and definitely worth visit to watch big football games especially if you're an Arsenal fan as Jim the landlord is massive fan

I went to see Rain Man here a few months ago featuring Oliver Chris and Neil Morrisey. As a…read moretheatre virgin as it were, I entered with much trepidation, unsure of what to expect. I was highly impressed. It's decorated quite lavishly in a pretty old-fashioned way. It certainly conformed to every imagining I had of what a theatre should look like inside and was in keeping with the history of the building, built in 1878. Onto the bar then! The service was quick and the drinks were reasonably priced. A surprise, as I thought I'd get stung for a drink here. A cool service they provided (I have no idea if this is standard fare or not) is that you could order drinks for the intermission, so when you come out, rather than waste any precious time queueing and paying, your drinks are there waiting for you with your name on! I thought this was brilliant. As nobody really wants to stand up in the middle of a tense scene and shuffle past an entire row, there was the expected mad rush for the bathrooms at the end of the performance but the toilets were adequately sized which was great. I'm not a big theatre person but I had a really enjoyabke night here and would definitely go back if something that took my fancy came to town.

The New Theatre is an old classic looking theatre that I always remember when visiting it on school…read moretrips to see what shows they had. I vaguely remember seeing 'The Hobbit' on stage and that was enjoyable. The New Theatre is one of the oldest buildings in Cardiff and still delivers shows for everybody. If I were to put a certain category of shows the New Theatre has it would be pantomimes. Everyone loves the pantomime and The New Theatre knows this, it has had shows like Aladin, Dick Whittington and a variety of other shows. It does have some drama plays too. I went to and see Romeo and Juliet with my girlfriend. However, this does bring me to mention a problem the auditorium has. We were sitting at the back of the stalls and unfortunately we had a giant pillar between our seats so we couldn't even see each other, this wasn't exactly the most romantic way to spend an evening watching Romeo and Juliet's final scenes and all I have to comfort me is a pillar. New Theatre I beg of you, please knock this pillar down. The New Theatre is an old classic theatre that still has a buzz when a performance starts. It may not have the most contemporary shows but it's brilliant for families. My only problem is that annoying pillar. Knock it down!