Carfiff Restaurants
Frank
We've been to the one "Champer's"?? several times, does anyone know of
any others or tapas bars or similar?
Reasonable answers welcome!;-)
Many thanks.
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Colin Taylor
Ola Frank,
Have a look at our 'Eating Out' pages on http://www.southwales-web.com
Restaurant listing is currently building up, and hopefully you will find
something to your taste.
Let us know of any more you reckon should be included, and even do a review
if you like, of any that are your favourites.
Welcome to Cardiff at the weekend.
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Frank
<co...@ssouthwales-web.com> wrote:
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>Ola Frank,
>Have a look at our 'Eating Out' pages on http://www.southwales-web.com
>Restaurant listing is currently building up, and hopefully you will find
>something to your taste.
>Let us know of any more you reckon should be included, and even do a review
>if you like, of any that are your favourites.
>Welcome to Cardiff at the weekend.
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Cheers Colin, I had already looked there but thanks for the thought.
I only asked here after failing to find anything on the web, perhaps
there aren't any! Seem to be several in Bristol and Clifton but a
shortage in Cardiff. I'll just have to go back to "Champers" ( I
think, bottom of St. Mary's St.)
Rick Thomas
>Will be in Cardiff the weekend and normally enjoy some spanish food.
>We've been to the one "Champer's"?? several times, does anyone know of
>any others or tapas bars or similar?
>Reasonable answers welcome!;-)
>Many thanks.
Porto's just up the road is a Portuguese restaurant.
They do quite a good range of espatata's <sp?>
Not bad value.
As for Spanish, not a great deal of choice here in cardiff I'm afraid.
La Brasserie (mainly meat) and Le Monde (mainly fish) next door to
Champers (all owned by the same people) are also good.
L8R
Rick Thomas
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Frank
wrote:
To those with the sensible answers, many thanks. I have actually
tried the one next door, by mistake, and it' very similar, quite good.
We come up fairly often from the darkest depths of West Wales to the
"big city" but I was just wonderering if there was any new restaurants
that I didn't know about. Thanks a lot.
Tony
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> Frank <ome...@REMOVE-THIS.bigfoot.com> wrote:
>
> >Will be in Cardiff the weekend and normally enjoy some spanish food.
> >We've been to the one "Champer's"?? several times, does anyone know of
> >any others or tapas bars or similar?
>
> Porto's just up the road is a Portuguese restaurant.
> They do quite a good range of espatata's <sp?>
> Not bad value.
> As for Spanish, not a great deal of choice here in cardiff I'm afraid.
>
Porto's is excellent, think you'd need to book at weekends, it's really
busy. The chicken piri piri is a bit warm!
Strange but I can't think of a single Spanish restaurant in Cardiff, it's
full of Italians.
Mind you, every time i go to Spain all the restaurants seem to serve roast
dinners and all day english breakfasts - perhaps Frank should try the Black
& White on penarth road :-)
Frank
wrote:
Not the restaurants that I go to! We go to Spain quite a bit and make
a point of avoiding anything that sells "english".