Cardiff Pubs

The Head of Steam is a small chain of pubs that offers an eclectic selection of beers sourced from the local area as well as from brewers across the UK and world. A range of premium cocktails, beer cocktails, wines, spirits and soft drinks complete the drinks choice.

The Cambrian Tap is a small pub specialising in craft beers. With 18 draught taps they serve a great selection of beers from Brains Craft Brewery, and others hand-picked from favourite UK breweries.

The Queens Vaults is one of the last few real pubs left in the town centre and the only one located right outside the gates to the Principality Stadium.

Wetherspoon is a large UK chain of pubs and bars which offer reasonably priced food and drinks in often unique buildings with historical interest.

The Old Market Tavern is a traditional pub of unique character, revered for its eclectic range of real ales and its quality pub food, which are served, as they should be, with a generous measure of famous British hospitality.

You’ll always find a warm welcome at O'Neill's. It’s a place where you can enjoy the craic whether you fancy a few rounds with mates, a spot of lunch with colleagues or a meal for two. Where live music and sport lift your spirits. And where the banter flows as freely as the drinks.

Wetherspoon is a large UK chain of pubs and bars which offer reasonably priced food and drinks in often unique buildings with historical interest.

Wetherspoon is a large UK chain of pubs and bars which offer reasonably priced food and drinks in often unique buildings with historical interest.

Wetherspoon is a large UK chain of pubs and bars which offer reasonably priced food and drinks in often unique buildings with historical interest.

Brains is an independent Cardiff based brewery that has been operating since 1882. As well as making the beer, there are over 270 Brains pubs across Wales and further afield. The range of draught beers includes traditional cask ales, smooth beers and a range of seasonal ales.

Nestled in the shadows of Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, the City Arms can be found on the corner of Womanby Street. Popular for its guest beers and local atmosphere, a favourite stop before the rugby at the Arms Park.

The Borough is one of Cardiff's few privately owned pubs. It attracts an older, very local crowd and is busy at weekends. Although it looks small on the outside, inside it continues back a long way ending up with pool tables at the rear.

Brains is an independent Cardiff based brewery that has been operating since 1882. As well as making the beer, there are over 270 Brains pubs across Wales and further afield. The range of draught beers includes traditional cask ales, smooth beers and a range of seasonal ales.

The Rummer Tavern is a traditional city centre pub with a history spanning back over three centuries. So if you like pubs with a heart and soul, why not join them for a slice of the real Cardiff.

Nestled amongst the busy shopping district of Cardiff city centre, this unique pub is hard to miss. It is the perfect place to rest those weary feet after a busy day or to grab a quick lunch whilst still on the move.

The Eli Jenkins is a local pub in Cardiff Bay popular for quality beer and hearty pub grub. Whether you're sightseeing or catching a show at the Wales Millennium Centre, this a good place to meet up for a sit down and a chat.