Popular Cardiff restaurant Bully’s has announced it is closing permanently after almost 30 years serving customers at its Pontcanna base. On its social media pages Bully’s said it has made the decision “with a heavy heart”.
Owned by Russell Bullimore, the family-run Romilly Crescent restaurant has been a staple of the city’s dining scene since it opened in 1996. A statement published by the restaurant on Saturday morning said the decision had been made due to “rising costs of produce and utilities”.
“It is with a very heavy heart that we have had to make the decision to permanently close our doors to the restaurant,” the post reads. “Due to continually rising costs of produce and utilities we can no longer sustain the quality and standards we have always strived to maintain.
