The food is honestly amazing. The entire vibe was so cheerful, staff were really nice and the meals…read morecame out really quickly! Wasn't even that expensive for a family of four, definitely worth it as you can get a stacked plate!!

Been going to the fox and hounds for years and is just generally a lovely place to go with family…read more Has a beautiful outdoor section perfect for the summer and a climbing frame that keeps kids entertained for hours. Five stars.

I went there with my wife, the first thing we noticed was everyone was smiling. We found the…read moreservice was great, the food was brilliant, my wife had the fish and chips, and I had a carvery, we both enjoyed our meals, and we followed it with the bottomless ice cream sundae. The service was very good and friendly, Gareth looked after us. We will definitely be going back.

Love this venue!! Definitely don't go hungry with the carvery. Good selection of meat and…read moreveggies. Staff are always friendly and welcoming. Love that that have a section where dos can come in too!

To find yourself as a pub opposite the Ballardian nightmare that is Gablafa Interchange could be…read moreconsidered a bit of a nightmare. But to find yourself as a pub opposite the Ballardian nightmare that is Gablafa Interchange with a recently opened Wetherspoon's smack bang in the middle of is without doubt a nightmare. The Three Horse Shoes has had this problem on its hands for almost a year now and is fighting it admirably. It has chosen the fronts of sports TV and community feel on which to wage its war. The former is signified by the large LCD TVs dotted around the bar and the large banners advertising both Sky Sports and ESPN. The latter is denoted by the friendly staff, the banter they have with the customers and the general cosiness feel of the place. It also keeps the impact on your wallet to a minimum with Brains' Famous Five for £3.85 meal promotion, Fosters at £2.30 and Brains IPA at £1.85. There's a darts board, a standard It-Box and occasional live music. They also have some bizarre high seats from which only basketball players couldn't dangle their legs and feel like a five-year-old. I was expecting the worst when I finally made it across Gabalfa Interchange, but what I found was a friendly, clean, and cosy community pub.

We have ate many of meals at this pub and I must say that Angie and Sharon always turn out…read morebeautiful meals to our table. If ever you call in for a drink at this pub and feel hungry then don't hesitate to order food when these two are cooking. Also, because it is a Brains pub take advantage of the menu offer they have Mon Fri.

I've become a fan of this pub, particularly since it got done up all sparkly a couple of years…read moreback. Even though it's relatively small it manages to have lots of different areas for big groups and small groups alike who may want a game of pool and to watch the football, or may want a quieter chat around the corner. It has its locals and regulars, but it certainly isn't adverse to newcomers, following the trend of many pubs that now place a lot of emphasis on encouraging families and friends to come and eat. The food is standard pub favourites, and is reasonably priced. The outdoor seating area in the summer can be a great place for a meal. Drinks prices are also fairly standard, with some cheap options if you take the time to ask. It can be busy on a match day so, depending on your preference, plan ahead.

This is a bit of an 80s-style pub, built in 1983, so don't expect any age-old traditions or…read moreinteresting history here. Inside it was all re-done in 2007, though, so it's quite smart and up to date, and what was once a separate lounge, bar and pool room is now a spacious, open plan pub with a big bar, comfortable seating, a pool table, plasma TVs and an open fire. The two best things about the pub, however, are its beer garden (which has a decent view) and its friendly bar staff - it was short listed at the Publican Awards for Customer Service Pub of the Year in 2008/09. Being a Brains pub, there's a cheap food menu plus IPA on tap along with other Brains beers, plus Fosters, Strongbow cider and others. They have a special curry and pint night every Wednesday until 9.30pm which only costs £5.75 and is pretty popular, plus another deal on steak and a glass of wine for £7.99 on some weekday evenings. You can't expect gourmet food at these prices, but for a well-priced, filling pub meal it's not too bad.

Bar the screaming kids the FFynnon Wen is a pretty decent place to go eat…read more I had a chicken pasta dish that was greatly filling and alright for the £9 I paid for it. Service was good though and our waitress was very friendly so all was good in the land of Jamie M.

We have been to this place many times and to date have never had a bad food. It's reasonably…read moreprices and they offer a 2 for 1 so rather reasonable. On a value to price/ratio we can't fault it.

The Ty Glas is a pub/restaurant located just shy of Llanishen Leisure Centre on Ty Glas Avenue…read more With an extensive menu and great offers on food and drink, this is a great place to unwind for those who work in the surrounding area, while it is also the ideal location to put your feet up following a day of shopping at Ty Glas Retail Park. The "Two Meals For £10" offer is particularly attractive, even more so when it applies to a mixed grill. This particular deal lured me in many times when I worked nearby and is also the main reason this pub became my destination of choice following a long day. Two meals for a tenner may have been a regular occurrence at Pavarotti's breakfast table, but it's a rarity in most pubs these days. Reason enough to warrant a visit in my book.

I have been here a couple of times now for family meals and have really enjoyed myself. The food is…read morepretty good value for money especially if you opt for their 'two for £10' options. It's mainly your typical pub fayre with a few Italian style dishes and curries thrown in. The staff were really friendly and the décor was very nice. There's plenty of parking at night, and in the day it's full with workers from the nearby offices. My only criticism is that at night the place can feel a little sparse, so maybe not for couples. Best for a small/medium gathering of friends and family.

This most certainly has the look and feel of a local pub. Clinging onto the steep hill of Church…read moreLane in one of the old parts of Lisvane, it is slightly out of the way if you're walking and don't live nearby. The setting isn't the only thing going for it. Inside it has tried to maintain the tradition of a pub despite being taken over by a large chain (something that is almost inevitable for pubs now). It has cask ales and serves good food. It tends to be the pub in the area where people congregate for large sporting events as it has a big screen on the back wall and lots of televisions dotted around. Obviously you'll have no luck in trying to change to a different game if Wales are playing any sort of a match, but it's always worth asking if the pub's quiet and people look disinterested in the game of choice. A local's pub, but not overbearingly so.

Well what can I say about the pub I had my wedding reception in. On entering the pub Aug 2016 we…read morewas greeted by what used to be the bar? It now looks like a toilet wall? What used to be Cardiff's finest pub now looks like a cleansed toilet. The food used to be of high quality restaurant standard but has now disintegrated into a reheat food. The Griffin is clean and tidy but not aesthetically pleasing. Something has gone wrong here as it was one of Cardiff's best features. Now it's just a watering hole!

I have only ever had good experiences at the Ty Mawr, particularly with regards to the atmosphere…read morewhich is friendly and relaxed. It's not the kind of place that I'd go to before a night out, for example, but if you fancy catching up with friends over a drink, it's great. The food was good for pub-type food, though it wasn't spectacular. However, it is good whole hearty food that doesn't pretend to be anything other than it is. Again, it's a Brains pub - you can't really get away from them in Cardiff - so if you're a fan of that, this is obviously the place for you. The service is good, though it's not incredible; but I always come away feeling happy overall.

The Ty Mawr (Welsh for Big House for those of you who like that sort of thing) is a big, old house…read moreon the way up The Graig. A local or someone comfortable walking along a darkened country lane on the way back from a pub have decent enough access to the place, though most will opt for a drive up the hill. It can be a great place to grab a pint if you've walked over the mountain from the other side before heading down towards civilisation. It is really popular on Christmas Eve and normally sells tickets for entry, so you'd have to book in advance to avoid disappointment. It's a family friendly pub with large oak tables for groups to have some pub grub and talk about nothing much whatsoever. There are two bars but the second is generally only opened on busy days like during the summer holidays. On a hot summer day the pub opens up and can become quite popular with loads of outdoor seating available and a huge field and play park for the kids to run off the sugar from all that lemonade you regret giving them.

Our go to place for our "Family Get Together" on our trips home always a warm welcome, good food…read moreand service.

Went to Birchgrove public house with my wife daughter and grandson i can honestly say the meals…read morewere superb and the staff were over and above what I expected my wife and daughter are gluten free and the staff went out of their way to make sure the food was suitable for them both I most certainly be going back, thank you again for the hospitality we received

This picturesque restaurant is part of the Manor Parc Hotel just before Caerphilly mountain on…read moreThornhill Road. Its only a ten minute drive (traffic allowing) from Cardiff's City Centre but it feels like you are in the middle of the country with its well kept landscaped gardens surrounded by mature evergreens. The service was great and an AA rosette and an RAC restaurant award are testament to the high standards and superb food. I had the signature dish which was the low-braised Welsh lamb shank with rosemary, root vegetable mash and port and redcurrant jus £15.50 - it was DEEELISH!!!!!! You'd think this place would be pricey but its not. Early diners (Monday to Friday, 6pm until 7.30pm) can choose from the table d'hote menu, which offers three courses for £21.50. Within and after these hours, and on Saturdays, there is an extensive à la carte menu with main courses that range from £14.50. Sunday lunch is available at £20 per person and advanced booking is recommended.