Not a bad place for a burger. The atmosphere is nice, designed to give you that diner feel…read more I wasn't impressed at all with the service, it took ages for someone to take our order. the order did not take too long to arrive, however it wasn't what we ordered exactly. It felt as if they were like: yea sure you can order what you want but we'll serve you what we think you should eat! The food isn't the best to be honest, if you're in the mood for a nice burger then there are better options in my opinion. The two stars are for the price (it was reasonable), and the atmosphere. But frankly, I wouldn't go back again.

Ed's Easy Diner is one of 21 that is in the UK. I had never been to any of the other ones but this…read moreone, I did enjoy. I am American and a sucker for diners back home (especially in New Jersey) so when I discover Americana like this, I always have to check it out. So my daughter and I did just that (she goes to the local university). I ordered one of the burgers which, I must say, was pretty darn good! She also had one and loved it just as much. They were reasonably priced as well. I don't remember the prices but did take a photo of the menu, so you can check it out here. The desserts were also good - and fattening, especially the milkshakes and cheese cake. Sure, it was an American style diner and for the 45 minutes or so that we were there, I could have imagined being back home. Regardless, it was a nice break and a nice little slice of the USA for homesick Yanks and anybody wanting so decent grub.

Came here for a birthday celebration with around 15 people - we approached several other places…read morefirst to see if they can accommodate our large party, but Ponthir House Inn was the only location that was happy to take us. ~ Atmosphere: There's a nice atmosphere in this pub. It's basic, but kept clean with a lovely little outside area with benches that would've been great if the weather was a bit more in our favour. ~ Customer Service: The primary reason for my 4 star review - the customer service was great. I understand that it would probably be stressful to accommodate for 15 people, but the waitresses did a fantastic job. We had to send in our order to the kitchen before the event, but when we arrived the food all came out timely so they obviously prepared! Even with such a huge task, none of our orders were missing or late - everything came out timely. We even decided to order dessert on the spot and coffees. I can't rate the organisation and efficiency of this place enough! ~ Food: The food was tasty at fair prices. I had the Lamb Shank which came with steamed veggies, bubble and squeak, and gravy on the side. The shank was beautifully cooked and gravy very flavourful and rich. If you order a dessert, you also receive a free coffee. --- Decent prices, good food, and very accommodating customer service. Can't ask for more when planning a birthday dinner!

We had to wait ages for our food#dirty#mayonnaise on floor#we had to wait over an hour for our food…read morethe service was horrible

We ordered online. Per their specifications, we called the shop after placing our order as my…read morehusband has Celiac and cannot eat gluten. They told us it was a slow night and they could give him a gluten free bun and he specified his burger should only have the burger and cheese, nothing else. They confirmed. When the order arrived, it was loaded with everything. Thinking it was a simple fix, we contacted the store and asked they send out a new burger as he could not consume what they sent. They told us they would not send out the item again and said it was our problem as we ordered online and they don't accept customizations, eventhough it says to call if you have an allergy and when we did call, they said they would oblige the request. When I asked to speak to the manager, suddenly their tune changed and said it was incredibly busy and the manager could not come to the phone. I confronted her with her own words shortly before where she stated that is was a slow night. She then pivoted and told me it was late (it was around 2hrs before they closed) and the manager had other things to do than speak with me. I was furious that they would screw up an order, then tell us it was our problem, lie about the manager being unailable then tell me the manager had better things to do. WOW! JUST WOW! I cannot stress enough that this is a horrible location and I do not adivse you patrongage this establishment as they will tell you it's your problem if they mess up and you'll be stuck paying for something you can't eat.

I have happily overlooked Bully's for years. The name reminds me of someone I shared a flat with…read morewhen I was a student. Daz was a grave digger in his home town of Wolverhampton before he decided to go to college. He was a devout anarchist, (even his bank account was simply in the name of Daz), and he was also mad about the Wolves. Back in the day Bully was their key goal scorer by miles, and has probably been canonised by the Wolverhampton Diocese, or what ever they do to make someone a saint! I will never forget returning home every day to find that the very expensive can of eggshell paint I had bought for painting the bathroom had been put to a more unconventional use. The name Bully had been daubed on every wall of every house up the street! Do you get my apprehension in visiting this particular establishment? And it's a shame, because Bully's is a lovely place! Expensive though! Definitely the kind of place you'd go when you're feeling flush, and there's a special someone to impress! I called in recently during the day, and was lucky enough to witness a wine tasting session (featured in the photos). A lot of work obviously goes into getting these things right... and not only that, you need to be educated in order to do just that. I don't know a great deal about wine, but one of my closest friends is a smellier. She tells me that you train for a couple of years, but that you are constantly learning new stuff, because things change all the time. In a nutshell, Bully's is an up market French restaurant, run by a husband and wife team, Russell and Vicky Bullimore, with a lot of knowledge, flair and fun. I don't agree with some of the options on the menu, foie gras for instance, and would never try the snails, but the food that I have been willing to order has been excellent. They've added some nice little touched to the place that will make you smile, and you can tel that they have really thought about it all. I recommend it for a special occasion where it would be apt to see off a fair amount of cash on a gastronomic delight.

So French inspired food made with fresh local produce. French always seems pretentious to me so I…read morewas a bit worried about it but I shut up when I saw the menu. I finished a glass of wine before eventually decided on what I wanted. Really wasn't disappointed with my food, it was very tasty and the combination was perfect. Desert was worth a visit alone. The waiter kept the drinks flowing and it was a really pleasant night. Its not a massive place but doesn't feel squashed. Bit pricey but perfect for special occasions and a nice alternative to Le Gallois.

Good food, lovely staff and service, Fresh warm food. Clean table and chairs, working toilets…read more Comfortable chairs clean cutlery. I give this a 4 star review

Very disappointed In our visit to the harvester in sarn nr bridgend today. First of all was…read morewelcomed when stepping in through door by a miserable looking abrupt member of staff. She was very rude and not a smile on her face which I feel is poor customer service. Then when we received our food my partners food was COLD !! It was taken back and just re warmed ??? Again very poor service. Adding insult to injury the food was tasteless. If you closed your eyes you wouldn't know what you was eating. Very dissatisfied in service and food produced. When you spend that much money you should receive better. Thank you .

I love Turkish food, and I really like this little Turkish restaurant in Canton, which has been…read morerunning for a few years now. The food is fab, prepared using fresh produce; the service is friendly and efficient; and personally I think the prices are reasonable - although another reviewer thought it was expensive, so I guess it depends where you usually eat out (as a guide, starters are between about £3-6, mains range from about £8.50 to £15). They serve up all the classic dishes you'd expect on a Turkish menu. Cold starters include dips, olives, dolma (stuffed vine leaves) and kisir (which is similar to tabbouleh) served with homemade breads. The main dishes are generally served with rice and include classics such as moussaka, meatballs, tasty chicken kofte (one of my favourites), many grilled meat dishes cooked on the charcoal, and choban kavurma (diced lamb cooked with tomato, onion, peppers, and herbs), amongst others. The only part of the meal I think may be potentially overpriced, but I haven't tried it so I'm not sure of the portions, are the desserts - I'd want quite a few pieces of baklava for £4.50. Their wine list includes a couple of Turkish choices alongside French, Spanish, Portuguese, Australian, Chilean, South African and New Zealand wines. The decor is fairly functional rather than creative, but the food and friendly service more than make up for this - and It's great to see this local restaurant quite often busy even on nights earlier in the week when bigger chain restaurants in the city centre are relatively quiet.

Seren is a well run, popular Turkish restaurant on Cowbridge Road East in the Canton district of…read moreCardiff. It serves great food, that could well be authentic, as claimed, but not having been to Turkey I couldn't concur or deny! All I know is that I really enjoy eating here. I'm a great lover of Mediterranean food, and to my mind there's plenty of dishes on the menu that is Mediterranean in style, including roasted and stuffed vegetables, vine leaves oozing with flavoursome fillings and olive oil, flat breads and delicious fish mains that look pretty good too. Everything is very colourful, suggesting that it's good for you too! There's also things like halloumi. And humus on the menu, which I know to be more Eastern in origin, so I guess we are getting the best of both worlds at Seren! And there's a thing! Seren means star in Welsh, (I only know this because a good friend of mine has called his first born son Seren, which is highly appropriate in this little boys case!) So, they've adapted to being in Wales pretty well too. It's clearly a place of unifying the best of everything! The service is excellent in this warm and friendly establishment, and the prices are more than reasonable for what you get. I'm not overly impressed by the interior, which is clean and serviceable rather than really decorative. The tables are squeezed in, in a uniform manner instead of being arranged more creatively. But this is a busy restaurant with a limited floor space, and so this is understandable. Some effort is made at dressing the tables; linen cloths with paper liners, fresh flowers and colourful napkins. It lacks flair, but the food certainly doesn't! They have a free function room upstairs for special occasions and there's 15% off menu prices for take-aways.

There are so many Italian's in Cardiff that its difficult to really make yourself stand out from…read morethe rest and while the food is pretty good here it doesn't really stand out any way. The decor is a bit odd but the staff are admittedly quite welcoming and warm. Its in the heart of studentville but its not exactly a cheap and cheerful sort of place. I'd feel bad saying anything bad about the place because it was really ok and the desserts were especially nice. Its just got very tough competition so I wouldn't bother unless I was in the area.

This italian restaurant is simple amazing. The menu is varied with pasta dishes, steaks, lamb and…read morechicken dishes along with sea food dishes too. They do a the most amazing mussells in a tomato chilli and wine sauce. mmmmmmmmmmmm. Along with a shoulder of lamb with garlic and rosemary which just melts in your mouth!! The atmosphere is traditionally italian. Most of the diners you'll find are italians living in the Cardiff area, which to me is always a good sign. Staff are friendly and helpful, and can answer any question regarding the food. You have to go and sample this place, and believe me you wont go to another itaian ever again!

I'm usually a little critical of random cafe type situations. A massive menu that never delivers on…read morequality... however, I'm pretty surprised by this place. The service was quick despite being busy. Comfortable, family friendly and the food looked and tasted great. Lacking on facilities... well, kind of. The toilets were a bit grubby, but they had heavy footfall so... meh, maybe a short slip. No WiFi. Floors were gross. I suppose I'm not selling it well, but tbh the food and service were bloody great! The actual environment could do with some attention.