A popular restaurant in Cardiff was forced to close temporarily after water poured through the ceiling during a thunderstorm. Pasture on the city centre's High Street was evacuated on Monday, September 5 after heavy rain poured down in Wales.
The restaurant closed immediately as a fire crew rushed in to deal with the problem. It remained closed throughout the day as workmen repaired the building and is re-opening at 5pm this evening (Tuesday, September 6).
Owner Sam Elliott said: "There was some very adverse weather in Cardiff and our roof tile had blown off and caused a massive flood at the back end of the restaurant. There was lots of water ingress which caused us to evacuate.
