Housed in a building that was once the iconic David Morgan department store, The Cardiff Townhouse is a sophisticated cafe, bar and restaurant that spans across two stylish floors. Expect colourful seating, quirky artwork and even a gorgeous skylight upstairs, with touches of gold and pretty plants all over the venue. There's an extensive menu to take advantage of here, from king prawn linguine to sweet potato with baked feta or fillet of beef tataki.

Adding a theatrical flair to your feast, The Alchemist is whipping up internationally inspired dishes that you won't find anywhere else. To pair with your brunch, burger or curry? Opt for a molecular concoction from the impressive cocktail list.

You'll struggle to find Cardiff restaurants in the city centre half as pretty as The Botanist. When you're not admiring the trendy interiors and luscious foliage, head to the rooftop for alfresco dining under the sunset, with options including Sunday roasts and the famous hanging kebabs.

Home to some of the most magical interiors around and a mouthwatering menu of curries and tiffin boxes, Mowgli is one of the best restaurants in Cardiff city centre for dinner dates. The best part? It's pretty darn affordable too.

Get your mitts around juicy burgers, wings and sides (including plenty of vegan options) over at BrewDog Cardiff. And, of course, if you're feeling thirsty, you can complement your eats with a tipple chosen from the hangout's selection of draught and bottled beers.

Though you may know Zerodegrees better for its epic array of own-brewed beer, it's also home to a menu of Italian-with-a-twist dishes. Pop by the Westgate Street wonder and dive into classic creations alongside quirky takes, like the Jamaican chicken pizza or tequila tagliatelle.

YO! Cardiff St David's is an affordable pitstop for delicious Japanese dishes. What's up for grabs? Everything from sushi rolls plucked right off the colourful conveyer belt to slurp-worthy ramen and refreshing bowls of poké topped with dynamite salmon.

After the best steak restaurants in Cardiff city centre? Then it's about time you checked out Gaucho. This gorgeous spot is ideal for group dining and private hire, alongside a menu spanning ceviche, empanadas and Argentinian cuts of prime beef.

Pizza and pints are the name of the game at The Cardiff Stable. So, if you're seeking out cheap places to eat in Cardiff city centre, venture over for sourdough slices topped with local ingredients, washed down with ciders and craft beers (which you can also nab at their bottomless brunch).

Ciliegino is one of the best Italian restaurants in Cardiff city centre, with a focus on family-style Sicilian favourites. Whether your heart yearns for authentic pizza, pasta or a ribeye steak, your cravings are sure to be satisfied and then some.

One of the best restaurants in Cardiff city centre for lunch, The Grazing Shed boasts a wonderful roster of tasty burgers packed with delights like honey-glazed goats cheese, double-smoked bacon, and a number of mouthwatering sauces.

If you're on the hunt for posh restaurants in Cardiff city centre, we know just the place. Decked out with botanical patterns and vibrant hues, The Ivy really is an Intsagrammable haven. Tuck into a Brasserie-inspired menu, featuring truffle chicken milanese and roasted scallops.

Seeking out independent restaurants in Cardiff city centre? Fronting stripped-back walls adorned with quirky, vintage artwork and a menu of elevated British classics, Pitch is the perfect place for a post-shopping pitstop. It even has cute streetside seating for when the weather's warm.

Swing by Spice Quarter, one of the best Indian restaurants in town, for a fragrant feast that you won't forget in a hurry. Surrounded by ornate lanterns and uniquely carved screens, delve into Punjabi butter chicken, prawn jhalfrezi and murg biryani.

When it comes to romantic restaurants in Cardiff city centre, Pasture should be at the top of your list. Not only has it garnered critical acclaim for its succulent steaks (from rump to Chateaubriand), but it's also keeping things intimate with low lighting and leather sofas.

Bar 44 offers fun Spanish vibes right in the middle of the city. Expect a menu packed with regional tapas, including seafood, cheese and hand-carved jamon, as well as a European twist on the classic Sunday roast. Just make sure to grab a sangria while you're at it.