Service was terrible it appears that they were understaffed. Ambiance was good however the food was…read moredeplorable. To say this restaurant holds itself to be a fish restaurant all the fish we had was overcooked. The steaks the party received were acceptable however the veal had a rancid taste. When we complained after one of our party being sick we received nothing but attitude from the management and said pay what you want knowing that if we did not pay the full bill they would call the police. We will not be frequenting this establishment again

Beautiful historic property, great patio overlooking the water if it's warm enough to sit outside…read more Cozy bar and tightly packed but quaint dining room. The atmosphere is excellent while the food is just ok but a favorite amongst locals. You pick fresh seafood and meats from a display case and they cook to order and bring sides, including a small salad bar and crisp chips (fries). I had oysters and prawns and others had dover sole and steak. It's a great restaurant for a relaxed drink or meal I just wasn't blown away by the food.

Disappointing.. This is the second time we dined here. We really enjoyed re first time, however…read morethis time round was not as good. I think the best way to describe it is an expensive restaurant for Cardiff standards, while offering get up and order from the counter service. We all had the fish pie which was lovely, however the price did not reflect the food, even if it was a nice fish pie. We spent many years in London dining, but we paid London prices but did not receive London food or servings to reflect the price. What did not help the venue was the ambiance. While dinner had a great atmosphere, lunch was depressing. Empty quiet and dead light upstairs. There were lots of staff on, however only one could speak enough English to actually tell us about the menu or hold a conversation. Just to ask questions of the menu was an ordeal. All in all it's sad after we enjoyed it so much the first time. Who knows in the future we may try again

What I like about this restaurant is that I know how clean the kitchen is! There is a JobShop at…read moreour university which sends students to employers for random one-off jobs. One day I got sent to Le Monde, to be a waitress for a big event they were hosting - something about the launch of a new wine? Someone did tell me but I didn't really listen that well... Anyway, so I know from that experience that the food is prepared well and safely. Not that I usually worry but it's an extra point. The food here is quite pricey but I do feel that it's really worth it. Sometimes you've just got to splash the cash a little to get some decent food. And it's worth it. I left feeling full of light, delicious, high-standard cuisine. The service was also great. Full marks all round, Le Monde!

I had Sunday dinner at the Brent House Restaurant last summer. I was quite disappointed with this…read moreRestaurant. The Brent House restaurant is quite large with a bar area, and a restaurant with lots of tables they also have tables outside. We sat in the conservatory which was a bad idea as it was a really hot day! The waitresses were gossiping amongst themselves and the service was very slow. The food served was quite dry and not enjoyable and there were flies in the restaurant which was a quite off-putting. I have not been back to the Brent House again and we may just have caught it on an off-day. But from my experience I wouldn't recommend it.

The food is delicious and reasonably priced. The restaurant itself could do with being decorated as…read moreits rather tired looking. You have to buy your drinks at the bar seperatly from the food which can be a lillte annoying, especially if you forget to visit the cash machine before going there. Still worth a visit though.

This restaurant has only recently opened in Burnham. I visied it for a birthday meal…read more The restaurant was more spacious than I expected and it was nicely decorated. Although there was a bright light shining into our eyes which we have to reposition! The staff were polite and friendly, but they did make me feel a little rushed e.g. asking me if I was ready to order when I had just sat down. I really liked the food I had; a large pizza with chunky mushrooms, some of the prices of other dishes were on the high side and some of the meat dishes were served without any accompanying vegetables. On the whole I liked the restaurant and I would eat here again.

This is a new Italian restaurant that has opened up in Burnham on Sea. I went there for the first…read moretime yesterday, and found that the restaurant was smart, clean and modern looking but also managed to feel quite cozy with warm colours and candles. The staff were friendly but some of the waiting staff did not know much about the menu, I asked a question about what was in a certain dish and was told by the waiter that he didn't know what was in it! He did go and find out for me though. There was also some confusion about wine glasses and how many people we had booked for but these problems were resolved with a friendly approach from the staff. The food itself was delicious! I had the vegetarian risotto which had mushrooms, courgettes and sun dried tomatoes in it, it was really tasty and had plenty of vegetables in it. My husband had a pizza and he said it was great too. My only complaint with the food is that the vegetarian dishes don't have a 'v' by them so I nearly ended up eating a starter that had meat in it.

I'm not entirely sure what Demirios classes itself as because the menu has a little bit of…read moreeverything. It offers a taste of Wales, Spain and Italy, so get your head around that if you can. I've only sampled the taste of Italy the few times I've been there because it's hard to go wrong with pizza and pasta and to their credit it's been fantastic. The setting is kind of like an 80s Italian, pseudo flashy but bordering on tacky. During the summer they have a rotund man with a keyboard and mini pa system singing bizarre Italian/Spanish/Welsh hits outside the restaurant, It's almost ridiculous but I love it. It must be a hit with the A crowd because last time I went I saw Rhys Ifans and his entourage ordering a huge amount of champagne for the beautiful hangers on. Sadly though, I was not invited.

A boyfriend of mine once took me here for Valentine's day and after that I was tempted to never…read morevisit again. We were crammed in, surrounded by couples who looked like they really didn't want to be talking to each other and there were so many red heart shape balloons I was nearly sick. Said Boyfriend did not last much longer after that. Anyway I did eventually go back in the summer because it's outside section just made me feel like I was on holiday. The Welsh/Spanish/Italian menu is interesting and your guaranteed to be torn between at least two dishes. I went for fish and was really happy with what I got. Not the cheapest place to eat in the bay but not ridiculously overpriced either and good for a quality meal. Our waiter was also really fun and helpful.

went for a lunch time meal we have eaten here plenty of times before but hadn't been for a while…read moreand definitely won't be going back food was really average and over priced, service was poor staff looked bored and looked like they couldn't be bothered not like before always had very attentive staff such a shame it was a lovely little bistro

This small, quaint restaurant is located on one of Pontyclun's busiest streets, Cowbridge Road. In…read morean area that is dominated by Indian and Oriental restaurants, it was a refreshing change to find a venue that offered more traditional meals as well as more extravagant, foreign dishes. The quiet midweek evening meant service was very speedy and I had a menu in my hand before I'd even had chance to wipe the drool from my chops. And what a menu it was, with starters ranging from pates and soups to fried mushrooms and whitebait, accompanying mouthwatering mains that would leave Gordon Ramsay's cookbook looking like a hobo's diet plan. For my starter, I chose the lemon prawn bruschetta and when the first mouthful hit my tongue, it released a taste so satisfying it could make the Antichrist praise the lord. Pan seared with garlic and chili, the prawns were a taste sensation and the chili gave it a distinct kick in the aftertaste for good measure. Served with a modest side salad, this starter got an immediate thumbs up of approval from the spotless state of my plate. For main, I put my love of steak to one side in favour of the pork cacciatore, which was absolutely gorgeous. Two slices of lean pork topped with a tomato and basil sauce was exactly what the doctor ordered, and I would happily OD on that prescription any day. The only downside of the whole experience was that the first two courses were so delicious that, by the time I saw the dessert menu, I was fit to burst. But after such a triumphant first impression, there will definitely be another opportunity to sample that.

I've eaten here on a number of occasions, both as part of a large group and just as a couple…read more What I particularly like about this place is that you can have little dishes, which is great if you're a bit of a grazer like myself (so no worries of leaving any food). If you're after something perhaps a little more substantial the menu also includes larger meals. The little dishes (also available as main courses) are pretty reasonably priced at £5, with a 3 for 2 offer available at lunchtime. Whilst the main dishes are a little more expensive at around £15 each, they are extremely delicious and incredibly well presented so I do believe are worth the price. The staff are all very friendly, and despite the upmarket/trendy atmosphere of the place are thankfully not pretentious. The ambiance of this restaurant is particularly good at Christmas time when it's full of very pretty white fairy light which together with the pretty Christmas trees adorning Llandaff high street, really put you in the festive mood!

Not the best of places I've been. I wasn't a huge fan of this upmarket restaurant and found the…read moremeals to leave me wanting. The atmosphere felt a little dead in here and as quiet as a school room that's just been told off by the scary head master. The staff were great though and very friendly.

If you are looking for a fine dining experience, look no further that this superb restaurant…read morelocated at the Penarth end of the Barrage. Set in a stunning old building with a bistro downstairs and dining room on the first floor, the views are simply spectacular. I have only eaten upstairs and the service was impeccable,the menu simple and modern british and european in style with well thought- out dishes and a carefully chosen wine list too. The staff were well turned out and quietly efficient and all in all this was fine meal out. The food was beautifully cooked and I would love to go again.The prices? Expensive but worth it for a special ocassion or treat.

This is my favourite restaurant. They do two course lunch specials which are good value and the…read morefood is superb. Staff are helpful and friendly well worth a visit if you enjoy fine dining.