I have just had a really nice meal here. The Seabass cooked in rock-salt was well presented and…read morefilleted at the table and came with chips and vegetables. It was mid week and by the time I was leaving the restaurant was quite full. The decor is pleasant and the service quick without hurrying you at all and polite. I hadn't intended eating here but I'm glad I did. As the filleting at the table added to the enjoyment of the food it showed they cared about what they were doing and so they get a rare 4 stars from me. With the mussels to start and a pint of bear I paid about £26. X = You've gotta be kidding me XX = trying but not reaching the standard expected or advertised XXX = achieving the standards expected/advertised however high that might be XXXX = they're doing something special here, above expected standards of service XXXXX = WOW! you gotta go here!

Poco Poco is Bridgend Towns resident Tapas Bar. The food is amazing, and the service is also very…read moregood. It is owned by Franko, who also owns and runs Zia Nina which is situated less than 30 seconds away. They have a good selection of wines on offer at very reasonable prices. My only gripe is the fact that there is only one toilet per gender (and a disabled toilet) which means you can be waiting to use the toilet for a short while. However, the toilets are very clean. It is very reasonably priced.

This restaurant is reasonably priced and has lots of parking paces out front which are hardly ever…read morefull. The bad thing about Frankie & Benny's is that sometimes it takes a while for your food to get to you. My sister had a birthday party there one year and it took ages for the pizzas came and the kids had any food. But when you do get your food it is quite nice, it's Italian style with a very thin base. It's not just a pizza though they also sell pasta and deserts. There is plenty of room between tables and the staff are always very friendly.

This Frankie and Benny's is situated opposite the cinema at Nantgarw ,so ideal for a meal out after…read morea film!! They do a good selection of dishes including pizzas,burgers and chicken.I love the pasta dishes and the deserts are fab. Prices are reasonable because you can have free refills of soft drinks.

La Trattoria Molisana is a family owned restaurant that serves pretty authentic Italian food, as…read morewell as a few more generic old favourites, like steaks etc. If I eat here I stick to the Italian menu, with a preference for the fresh fish dishes, as a steak house will make the steaks better (I like mine ultra-blue, which most restaurants don't manage to achieve unless they specialise in steaks, which ultimately leads to expensive errors, and one very disgruntled eater! I used to complain, but the evening was always spoilt regardless... now I just avoid the steak options on the menu unless I'm convinced that who I'm ordering them from can do them right... and I remain unconvinced that La Trattoria Molisana can!) It also concerns me that they serve Veal, which I always avoid wherever I am! La Trattoria Molisana are not the best Italian in Cardiff by any stretch of the imagination. But in its defence, there really is some seriously stiff competition, and you don't have to ever go too far to find it. The Dolce Vita on Wellfield Road is a good example. Anywhere else La Trattoria Molisana would be considered fairly good, but, being spoilt for choice in Cardiff, the upshot is that it can only be considered passable. The pizza is usually made well and the fresh fish is just that... fresh! Luckily La Trattoria seems to have a dedicated following as well as access to some great fish, (one of the benefits to being a coastal capital). These two things combined ensure that the stock rotation is quick, so the fish never sits around in the fridges for long. I recommend the trout or the sole. Sometimes I think they get a little too busy for their own good, and this is when problems occur. The kitchen can get overwhelmed and mistakes tend to creep in. But on the whole, I've been pretty happy with the food, and always appreciate the attentive service.

To be honest. I am…read moreAmazed to see that place don't have 5 stars reviews only !!! Make me think twice about people who reviews only when they are not happy My Partner Chris wools role me to there first time 2 months ago. And I loved it. I think it was the best Italian food I ever been to. Family owned. ( and they all so amazing ) They treat every client like he is special. The place is so well done. Clean. The service is so good. Quick. It's a great place for group as well. And the food ? The best. After every meal I also take a desert. Amazing. Amazing. We going there again this Saturday. And I am looking forward to that. My opinion. If you like Italian food. It's the best place in Cardiff.

This is a deli inside the historic Cardiff Market. An old Victorian building that remains a good…read moresource of produce from local traders. As you enter the market you will be greeted by the same smell of fresh fish that has filled my childhood memories of this place. The Market Deli is a great alternative as a place to grab some food during your lunch hour. It has curries, noodle dishes, pasties and pies and they're really reasonably priced. There's no where to sit, so this is a place to grab food on the go, so it's ideal for a lunch hour food run. A lot of what they serve are ready meals between the £2-3 range so it's a good value for money place to get an alterative and freshly prepared meal.

Whether you're looking for a quick bite on the go, a salad, a filled roll or a curry for a saturday…read morenight, this is the place to pay a visit. They have a great range to choose from and the staff are really helpful and friendly

We have been ti this restaurant a few times on previous trips back and always enjoyed the homely…read moreatmosphere---- this time we picked up a takeout. The order was ready as requested. No items were missing. It was packaged well, no leaks. All dishes were hot and tasty as ordered.

One of the best Indian meals I've had in wales. Hot spicy…read moreand service was very quick. Chicken is freshly cooked before being spiced and you can tell, as it's juicy and flavoursome. I have the chicken Naga, which is Madras strength but also full of flavour. An excellent meal, just the location looks a little strange!!

Odd location and decor looks strangely modern but a bit like a space ship. Very unsuual. Party of 4…read moreon a Sunday and it was very busy. The disappointment is is seems like they use the exact same sauce with just about every curry dish and just tweak it a little. One of us had CTM and asked for mild - they obviously added sugar to the sauce. Not good. Another was the Lamb Captain - the lamb was tough. The Chicken Jalfreizi tasted like the same sauce as the Lamb Captain. We had 2 chicken dishes and 2 lamb dishes. The chicken slices were clearly pre-bought job lots. All sliced thinly and factory bought. Seems like whatever made them successful has impacted the real quality of the food. House wine inexpensive, but that is for a reason! There are better Indian restaurants for food quality.

Went for some foodage here the other week with some friends of mine and was surprised by how busy…read morethe place was. Its just off the A48 so it must get a load of passing trade though it didn't too great from the outside! Inside was nicely decorated and the staff made us welcome. I made the made mistake of trying to out man my man friend and was left with a very sore mouth and bum the next day! The food though was really delicious and came out fast and was pretty good value too. All in all a good night was had by all!

I cannot recommend highly enough. the food staff and service was the best I have experienced. well…read moredone everyone keep up the good work

MANY Indian restaurants have been stereotyped as havens for drunken men to assert their masculinity…read moreafter a few beers - but Indiaah offers something different. MANY Indian restaurants have been stereotyped as havens for drunken men to assert their masculinity after a few beers - but Indiaah offers something different. With the newly furnished restaurant clean, tidy, light and spacious, the helpful staff add to the brightness of the place. And the politeness and speed of service are as refreshing as the house rosé. Within a few seconds of sitting down, our poppadoms and delightfully tasty pickle tray were on our table, quickly followed by our wine. Unlike many Indian restaurants that I have visited, the emphasis here is on speed and smiles, even though I wonder whether the small band of organised staff would be able to cope should their copious tables be filled to capacity. But on the Tuesday night I went, both helpful waiters impressed me by taking the time to clean up a minor spillage on their pristine white table cloth in between courses, while constantly seeking assurance that what they had served up was adequate. The special balti I ordered was plentiful and complemented the mixed fried rice really well - even though the excess spinach made it a little salty for my taste. The mouth watering mixture of tender chicken, beef and prawns gave a perfect opportunity to sample a few of the flavours on offer at Indiaah - and it was quite delightful. Meanwhile, my girlfriend was wowed by her chicken Jalfrezi. It was the first time I had ever tried aloo gobi, but the delicious cauliflower and potato fusion on offer at Indiaah made me determined to have it again on my next visit. And to top it all we had delightfully soft yet crispy Peshwari naan bread. As we polished our plates with the last tear of our respective breads, the waiters were ushering a large group to a table with the same impressive efficiency that they had earlier dealt with us. They seemed to be running a tight ship. Reluctantly, too full to tuck into the dessert menu, which seemed extensive for an Inidian restaurant, we called it a day, glad that we had chosen to dine out on South Asia's finest. The bill came as a pleasant surprise, as the value across the board was evident and the fact that you can park right outside makes this little Pontyclun gem even more appealing. I just wonder whether a little walk to the car might have proved constructive after consuming so many calories.

This restaurant is really in a most bizarre place and you'd not really expect much of it when you…read morelook at the exterior brick box next to a car sales place at the bottom of 'power station hill'. Do not be deceived. It's one of my very favourite restaurants. It's quiet, so you can actually hear your co-eaters speak and attempt an intelligent conversation. The tables along the edge separated by long curtains are positively romantic. The food is excellent, the service cheerful and the price totally reasonable. If you are driving to have a meal out this is the place. Have no idea how you'd get to it otherwise.

Lovely food here I've eaten here a few times and never had a complaint. Convenient location just…read moreoff the A470. Pleasant staff as well. Would definately recommend this resteraunt.