The Cardiff Cottage, Cardiff - pub details

Cardiff Cottage

Address: 25 St Mary Street, Cardiff, South Glamorgan, CF10 1AA [map] [gmap]

Tel: 029 2033 7195

Nearest train stations Cardiff Central (0.3 miles), Cardiff Queen Street (0.4 miles), Cathays (0.7 miles)

Pub facilities/features:
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Visited around 5pm on a Sunday, just after Cardiff Rugby club had been playing around the corner, so rammed full of post-match exuberance (and a total ignorance to move ever so slightly to one side so that we could pass to somewhere near the bar). Decent Brains range on tap, although much pricier than could be obtianed from very close by). Mirrors everywhere create the impression of being much beigger than it actually is - more of a long corridor than anything else. Slightly stale smell in the air, but the smokers would say that could have been masked, I suppose.
Gristy - 12 Nov 2007 09:57
The black narrow frontage invites you to step in and you wouldn't be disappointed. This pub possesses lots of character and to accompany its range of Brain's beers there is a reasonably priced extensive menu. You don't have to mingle with the diners - there's a raised area to the rear. My pint was on good form and the steak and ale (Brain's of course!)pie was piping hot in a positive lake of tasty gravy. It's a stone's throw from the Tourist Information and shopping centre. What could be more convenient?
Alerover - 21 Sep 2007 14:07
Well done on the smoking ban. Busy enough on a November Friday evening. As another poster says, pre-empts the ban, so better get used to it.
Andylk - 19 Nov 2006 19:40
I drop into The Cottage for a pint of S.A. and a paper to read occasionally. A nice place (but another victim of Brains new pricing policy).........sadly empty since the smoking ban came into effect. Have to go to The Borough now to see the entertainment!!
Sketchy - 17 Nov 2006 14:07
Not what it used to be since the introduction of fresh air (On St Mary Street? Surely not). Smoke free it may be but on a recent visit it was also customer free. Couldn't give a toss service doesn't help. Why are so many city pubs like this?
AdamAdamant - 17 Jul 2006 20:54

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