Over the last couple of years, Cardiff has become a real food hub of independent cafes, bars and restaurants whose dishes and drinks hail from all over the world - making up just one of the wonderful reasons our glorious capital is known as a cosmopolitan city. Its indie food scene has grown so much that even renowned food critic Jay Rayner praised the Welsh capital earlier this year after a visit he made in 2016 left a bitter taste in his mouth - but no more, it seems, as upon his return he has changed his tune, saying: "Things have changed, and so very much for the better. "
Cardiff has a fantastic variety of delightful delicacies dotted all over the '15-minute city' that are sure to tickle your tastebuds, from the much-loved Caroline Street - otherwise known as Chippy Lane - to High Street.
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