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Cardiff has a growing reputation for fine dining, with the chefs being lucky enough to have some of the best produce to work with - magnificent Welsh lamb and beef, high-quality vegetables, shellfish and wild salmon. In the city centre’s new Brewery Quarter you can wine and dine al fresco at a wide range of restaurants – from tapas to Thai, and new restaurants are emerging everywhere with a seemingly endless choice of cuisine.

If someone in Cardiff tells you they want Brains, don’t be alarmed, they’re referring to the local brewery, which produce the city’s favourite pint. The lively St Mary Street is the busiest area for bars and clubs at the weekend with Mill Lane and Mermaid Quay in Cardiff Bay providing popular alternatives.

Bosphorus Restaurant in Cardiff Bay

To see a full listing of restaurants, café's and tea rooms just click Restaurant Listings.

To see a full listing of bars, clubs and pubs just click Bar Listings.

For your information, smoking is banned in enclosed public places in Wales since a new law came into force on the 2nd of April 2007. This means that smoking is not allowed any more in public places such as restaurants, pubs and clubs.

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