What a nice dinner we had at the Las Iguanas on 7/18/25. The nice person at the host stand Kamilla…read morewas kind enough to get a table even though we had no reservations. The streets seemed busy and we found out there were a lot of university students graduating this weekend. Our server was Hannah. Fantastic is the best word to describe her attitude. Friendly and warm Hannah helped us pick a few items to share. We got dinner and show because we sat across from the bar. The folks making our drinks were working very hard. The gal with the red hair was fun to watch. What great energy the staff brings to this location. This is was worth it!

Two tables were seated after us, and they finished their food before we received our food. We…read moreordered the Chili con Carne and the Buenos Aires burger.

I was at the restaurant and there was a hair in the food and the waiter told me to suck it up and…read morestuff it and then when I told him to take it back and fix it and make me a new one, I didn't even ask for a refund. He told me to suck his big juicy balls. And 10 year old daughter my five-year-old son and my 14-year-old daughter and my six-year-old son heard this. I went to get a refund to leave with my wife Lisa but the owner told me you can't get a refund because you paid card and there's some sort of difficulty but then when I was leaving, I saw them refunding one of their biggest customers outrageous

Excellent in every way. The food: small plates (tapas) - varied, creative, high quality -…read moreanchovies in a vinegar base, smoked sardines, iberico cut like steak, cod in a basil sauce, very good cheese selection, especially the blue, etc etc. Big strong cocktails, a dozen different g&t's, young friendly quick service, and a nice spaces w multiple options, outside, in at tables or bar, open to street. Worth multiple visits!

Not good service at all(too busy talking to other staff), had to return drinks several times, not…read morevery welcoming, food was decent. Would not recommend to a friend

Porto Due is a quirky, but elegant restaurant decked out like an antique rustic Portuguese style…read moretaverna. With terracotta walls adorned with what my mother would call 'typicos', (ever since her two week holiday in Madera, where everything on sale in the souvenir shops that was characteristic of the island was labeled 'typico', for the benefit of the tourists), it makes for a pleasant setting for a relaxed evening out. Although occupying two floors, it still manages to retain an intimate feel. The food is a synthesis of authentic Portuguese fare and classic Italian cuisine, and quite unsurprisingly, there's plenty of meat on the menu. Porto Due is probably most famous for its Kebabs, served on large metal skewers, measuring about a couple of feet in length, that are hung from the wooden beams above your table. All options are available with a choice of beef, pork, lamb, fish, chicken or a mixture of all five, which is then drizzled in garlic butter and served with fried potatoes and vegetables. It's food with a touch of theatre for the more dramatically inclined. The waiters apply the garlic butter by tying it around the tops of the skewers and then vigorously rubbing it with a cloth until it melts its way down the meat. If you prefer fruits of the sea there's plenty of choice. The muscles are particularly good, (I'm reliably informed... I don't like them myself), and are made in the unfussy traditional way, then piled high in big dish. They look impressive, and smell pretty good too... lots of garlic and butter... so they're bound to! Inevitably the wines are great. Italian red is my wine of choice wherever I am, so I'm well served here. There's some full-bodied Portuguese offerings as well. The only down side of eating here is if you have a vegetarian in your group. There's a couple of veggie options on the menu, but they're nothing to write home about... standard veggie lasagne, amongst one or two other pasta dishes. They're made extremely well, but are hardly inspirational.

The exterior of this place might give you the impression that this is a hideous chain restaurant,…read moreoffering a sub standard version of a world cuisine to an unsuspecting and largely uneducated British public. Well if that is what you're thinking as you walk up to this place then your instincts are bang on the money. It is truly dire. It is a tex mex chain of course, which offers all of the essentials we as a nation have come to expect from that corner of the world, chilli, fajitas etc, etc. The food isn't amazing, the portion sizes are quite small, the service is moderate to poor and the prices are quite ridiculous once you take these things into consideration.

Another Cribbs Causeway mega chain restaurant, Chquito offers a range of Mexican style food, in a…read moremock Mexican setting. It's pretty tacky through and through, God knows why you'd come all of the way out of the city to sit and eat in a plain chain restaurant. I suppose it might come in useful if you want to spice up the family feeding session pre or post movie, but really, it's worth grabbing a bite to eat and a movie in town.

I had a great experience here. I had the chipotle, chicken and cheese, empanadas, and hot honey…read morechicken wings. I did sit in what they consider the bar area so I had to order via a QR code. Food came out pretty quick and part of me wanted to order more of those hot honey chicken wings. They were amazing.

Me & my partner went here for casual mid week meal. The resturant based in Cribbs Causeway is in…read morethe cinema complex hasnt been open that long. We had cocktails which were really nice, and they offer happy hour on certain drinks. After checking out the menu there was alot to choose from. We had a starters and main. The partner chose one main off the menu, after to be told they were out, and then after choosing another option the burrito, it came out but had a hair on the wrap and asked the waiter to take it back it. By the time they brought a new one out to us, I had finished my main already. They gave us some extra sweet pots fries for free. Which i must say were the best part !! we decided against dessert as we just wanted to get out by then. And as gesture of goodwill they removed the burrito off the menu. It was a shame we had this experience as the one in the centre of bristol was really nice. Maybe its just teething problems but i think they may need some more staff training. Sorry las iguanus :(

My wife and I ate here while celebrating our anniversary last June of 2025. We had THE BEST curry…read moreever. During our three weeks in the UK no other curry came even close. A feast of flavor beyond measure. We were only sorry that our travels were going to prevent us from coming back another time. We ate outdoors enjoying the lovely weather and the area. Las Iguanas made our visit to Cardiff absolutely memorable.

The service, location, and food were all great…read more It's right on Cardiff Bay, which is convenient and a great people watching spot. I highly recommend going for lunch, where there are appetizers under £3, wine and beer for £2 (one glass only), and many mains for £7.50-8.50. For vegetarians, vegan, and gluten free folks - they have a very extensive menu that is very clearly marked. ( I personally recommend the vegetarian enchilada.)

All 5 stars are well deserved! This place is amazing. Try…read moreeverything, and get something else to go. Beautifully prepared. Exciting menu, and so veg friendly! My new favorite across the globe

One of things I miss the most about moving to Wales from California is my precious Mexican food. To…read morebe honest, when I first heard about Wahaca I was extremely skeptical at how good it could be but with all the glowing reviews on Yelp I just had to give it a try. I mean, I was getting some serious Mexican food withdrawals and needed a fix. Wahaca scratched my itch straight away and then some - the food here is absolutely gorgeous! Mind, it isn't 100% authentic. It isn't the greasy, heavy, but utterly indulgent Mexican food I'm used to. Wahaca is more of Mexican cuisine with a modern twist but they do pay some pretty accurate homage to the spices and flavours of Mexico; they even apparently have a trusted source in Mexico for certain ingredients. ~ Atmosphere: Wahaca is sneakily massive. When I first walked in, I thought it seemed pretty tiny but there are actually 3 different floors for dining with the top floor having a stocked bar for a bit of lounging as well. Because their toilets are on the top floor, they actually have an ELEVATOR in the restaurant! ~ Customer Service: Really friendly. The waitress asked if we needed any help with figuring out what to order from the menu but since I was already really familiar with Mexican cuisine I didn't need it. However, rest assured if you're new to Mexican food the waitresses are happy to help (don't feel embarrassed to ask!). Food came out pretty quickly and they have a unique system where you can pay using wi-fi as well. ~ Food: The absolute highlight. My partner and I wanted to skip the "ah"s and "um"s with deciding what to order, so we just went for the Wahaca selection for "adventurers" - £32.50 worth of food. It came with: * 2 Salmon Sashimi Tostadas * 3 Pork Pibil Tacos * 1 Large Chipotle Chicken Quesadilla (cut in half) * 2 Pea & Mint Empanadas * Frijoles w/ Chorizo * Broccoli w/ Green Goddess Dressing * Grilled Corn on the Cob * Churros y Chocolate The highlight for the meal for me was DEFINITELY the Salmon Sashimi Tostadas - they were absolutely perfect and the salmon was incredibly fresh! I regret not ordering more! To be honest, when I first looked at the menu for the taster plate I was skeptical about how much I'd enjoy a lot of the other stuff. I thought the broccoli, corn, and frijoles would be a tad boring but I'm so glad I was proven wrong. I never thought that I'd be enjoying just a plate of broccoli so much but it was perfectly cooked and went very well with the dressing. Normally, I'm not a fan of corn on the cob either (I just find them a pain to eat!) but again, Wahaca managed to take something I normally don't like and turn it into something magical. The sauce on the corn was flawless. My least favourite part of the meal were the tacos, but that's only because I've had better (not fair though seeing as I'm from California). However, they were still very delicious. --- The only downside to Wahaca is that I feel it's very pricey and you don't really feel too full at the end either. After we finished our meal, my partner and I were still feeling a bit hungry. I would say that Wahaca isn't great when you're looking for a filling dinner (unless you're willing to pay a lot) but fantastic if you're looking to appreciate food and enjoy different flavours. Even though it was expensive, I couldn't rate anything less than 5 stars since the food here is among the best I've had in Cardiff!

So I went to England and found some pretty good Mexican food. My friends had intended to bring me…read moreto a different spot but finding a place that was open for dinner on a Sunday night was a bit of a challenge. The selection of items were interesting and everything was tasty but not super memorable. The best items for me were the guacomole and the prawn taco. It did seem a bit pricey but maybe that's just Mexican food in the UK. The server was friendly and quick. The space was fun and huge! So if you have a big group this might be the place for you.

This is the best Mexican food establishment that I have ever been to. The service was extremely…read morequick and the staff where very friendly. The food and drinks where both different and delicious. The building itself was very artistic. The one criticism I have if any is that there is a shortage on the take away menu as you can only get burritos. I would highly recommend coming here as I will definitely be coming here again.