What to do after a rugby game in Cardiff?
As we start the eagerly anticipated Six Nations Championship, we know how difficult it is to find a seat post rugby game. That is why we have picked 10 of our favourite places in Cardiff to enjoy the post rugby buzz.
Walk just across the road from the stadium and you will find yourself in the Parkgate Hotel. Suited and booted for rugby fans, it echoes all the elegance and glamour of the history of the building yet is the chicest place to meet up in Cardiff.
One of Cardiff’s most iconic post-rugby venues. As well as serving food all day, it also offers around 50 different gins, lots of local beers, ales and ciders. This is the place to be if you like a buzzing atmosphere with fellow Welsh rugby fans.
3. Porters
A hidden gem. Quite literally. It is quite a difficult place to find, however, when you do find them you will be met with a great atmosphere. Offering live music and entertainment regularly on rugby days! With tasty treats on the menu, this is a place for everyone.
4. Bootlegger
According to reports, Bootlegger is the best nightlife experience in the city. A cocktail lovers heaven, with over 80 to choose from. From drinks to live music, you’ll have a fantastic but unique time here.
5. Rum and Fizz
If you like having a lot of choice, this is the place for you. It has all the cocktails that you could ever dream of. Their expert staff are on hand to show you the best of the best, and will create a perfect cocktail just for you.
The in place to eat in Cardiff. It is all about authentic Indian dining. Mowgli is a complete mile away from the curry stereotype. They convey the true Indian cuisine, packed full with flavour.
7. Pasture
In the shade of Cardiff Castle, Pasture is a meat lovers dream. Why not sit down and enjoy the best steak in the city after an exciting game of rugby? All meat is sourced from local farmers, and showcase a wide range of local Welsh produce. Be sure to book though, this restaurant tends to be booked up way in advance.
One of the most exciting and popular pizzerias to hit the Cardiff food scene. Located just outside the city centre in Roath, it will be the perfect quiet sanctuary on a rugby day. This one is a short taxi ride from the Centre itself.
One of the city’s favourites watering holes and a winner of the Best Cardiff Pub Award, this is the oldest rugby pub in the city. It is a 2-minute walk from the stadium and is popular jaunt for the locals.
10. Tiny Rebel
With three projector screens over 2 floors and the biggest selection of Welsh Beers in the city, this bar straight across from the stadium is always heaving on rugby day. It is not just beer that they do, the burgers are a city favourite!