🍴These Tasty Treats are the Finest Food & Drink Deals in Cardiff 🍴

The Tramshed is Cardiff’s coolest live music, club music and entertainment venue. Set within a beautiful, red brick historical building of great cultural significance (Cardiff's former tram depot - here the name) the Riverside venue is the centrepiece of a brand new creative hub in Cardiff city centre which incorporates apartments, co-working spaces, private offices, a yoga studio and loads more. Follow the link below for bargain beers.

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The Lazy Leek 'shack' looks just like a suburban garden shed, but don't let that fool you. This recently opened mini-kitchen at Kings Road Yard in leafy Pontcanna serves some of the best plant-based burgers and badass sides you're ever likely to eat. Everything on the menu here is free from meat and dairy – the LL team want to share with the world how easy, tasty and exciting eating vegan can be. This means hungry plant-based easters can chow down on anything and everything, from glazed blueberry donuts, huge Cow-less burgers, fresh and 'pulled' portobello mushroom dirty fries.

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Malsala Bag are bringing top Indian street food to the crowds who flock to their gorgeous Cardiff restaurant. Bursting with vibrant flavours and authentic cooking techniques, this is not just your average curry house – hell no. We love the thalis at Masala Bag – a great way to sample lots of different, delicious dishes from all over the country of India. Your Wriggles at Masala Bag will save you a pretty penny, too, so don't miss out – grab one while you can!

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Established in 1981, Wally’s Delicatessen is known for its exciting range of imported international food products. From European meats and cheeses, to American chocolate and breakfast cereals, and Asian curry pastes and sundries, there’s something to suit all tastes at Wally’s. Don’t expect to leave here empty-handed; you’ll want to buy everything in sight. Head up to the Vienesse-style Kaffeehause on the first floor for a tasty open sarnie and a sweet treat, while you plan what to cook for dinner later using all those intriguing ingredients you’ve just splashed out on.

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Thinking of trying to eat a little less meat, but still want your food to taste flippin' fantastic? Then you'll love the sound of DIRT - a new pop-up supper club. DIRT events use locally grown, sustainable ingredients and innovative cooking to challenge clichéd assumptions about vegetarian food; that it’s bland, unimaginative and unrefined. The events ‘pop up’ twice a month at venues all over South Wales, and the chef behind the concept is none other than John Cook, former owner and head chef at the critically acclaimed Arbennig restaurant in Pontcanna.

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Society Standard takes inspiration from the industrial-chic feel of New York's Lower East Side, whilst their culinary offerings move away from the well-worn burger and fries choices, with a far more inventive, delicious range of small plates, bistro offerings (poised with a modern twist) and adventurous creations that will have your imagination running wild. They cook a mean steak, too, and word has it that their Mac 'n' Cheese is one of the best in town. Go for dinner, stay for cocktails.

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A traditional, greasy spoon-style cafe by day, by night Sully's Cafe transforms, blossoming into a beautiful, exciting restaurant|bar|micro-club that's utterly wonderful in every respect. It's a metamorphosis that's as impressive and surprising as it is delicious-tasting, and we can't get enough of it. Inspired by the night café-bars of years gone by, it's a delectable mash-up of heavenly music, top-notch drinks, and simply stunning food. Open till one in the morning, DJs play an eclectic mixture of musical genres; expect electro, hip hop, relaxed jazz, techno, retro house and everything else in-between. Blue Honey Night Café is our favourite new place to hang out – get a gang of your favourite people together, munch on some weep-worthily delicious food, and stay late for a night of drinks, dancing, and amazing music. What's not to love?

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Another stellar foodie addition to the city centre's burgeoning indie food and drink collective, QSK has undoubtedly strengthened Quay Street and Womanby Street's claim as Cardiff's very own parallel universe of ultra-visit-worthy indie deliciousness. Boasting a dazzling array of kaleidescopic salads, grilled cheese brunches, epiphany-inducing cake and perfectly poised coffee (roasted and shipped in from the caffeine cats at Plug Coffee out in Dinas Powys), this is a minimalist brunch-come-lunch gem that, although you've probably moseyed past a dozen times, you'll not want to miss again.

Read more about FLAVOURSOME WRAPS, OOZY CHEESE TOASTIES & HEALTHY SALAD BOXES @ QUAY STREET KITCHEN