Cardiff pubs

City Pubs (walking times from stadium)
Barfly (10min) Steps take you down to the basement. No natural light. This is where the local bands get there chance to impress the locals before they set off for stardom. www.barflyclub.com		Kingsway, Cardiff.
Bar Med (15mins) Trendy young peoples' pub. Lively music. www.bar-med.com		The Friary, Cardiff.
BlackWeir (25mins) Best student pub in Cardiff and a convenient stop from uni to digs or vice versa. Cheap drink, cheap good food, pool tables and good music. Great for watching sport. If you haven't got a ticket and you don't want to hit town, try this place.		North Road , Cardiff.
Blah Blah's (5mins) Bright and lively weekend bar. Island bar serving food and drinks. Local DJs.		St. Mary Street, Cardiff.
Callaghans (1mins) At the foot of the hotel. Started life as an irish bar but theme has faded over time. First pub you will hit coming from Sophia Gardens coach park.		Castle Street, Cardiff.
Central (The) (25mins) Probably the best of the four JD Wetherspoons pubs in Cardiff. Out of the way so should be less crowded. A good alternative to all the Brains pubs in the city.		Windsor Place, Cardiff.
City Arms (The) (1mins) As traditional welsh as there come. Absolutely packed out on match days. Still I see people take more than 1 minute to get to the stadium when they come out legless.		Quay Street , Cardiff.
Cockerton (The) (20mins) Part of JD Wetherspoons, atmosphere is friendly and relaxed. Roomy and good food and drink.		Greyfriars Road, Cardiff.
Cottage (The) (3mins) The 'cot' as it is affectionately known, has a great mix of people. It's also a good place to watch sport on the big screen, and have a chat with whoever is in there.
Cuba Bar (15mins) Great grills. Trendy pre-match drink venue.		The Friary, Cardiff.
Dempsey's Irish Bar (5mins) Tightly packed but very friendly Irish pub. Typical traditional pub with good atmosphere.		Castle Street, Cardiff.
Edwards (5mins) Young peoples bar in the heart of St. Mary Street. Non stop action. Very popular.		St. Mary St, Cardiff
The Eli Jenkins Brains pub located on-route to the Cardiff Barriage. Good atmosphere during Moday to Friday business hours. Serving good food.		7-8, Bute Crescent Cardiff
Flares (5mins) Cashing in on the 60s revival with a fun crowd. Your chance to dress up as the cast from 'Shaft'.		St. Mary St, Cardiff.
Flyhalf & Firkin (1mins) No prizes for guesting this a popular rugby pub. Very crowded come match days.		Westgate Street , Cardiff.
Gatekeeper (The) (1mins) Part of JD Wetherspoons, this is one, if not the one of the most popular pubs on match day. Food and drink very very cheap. Fans love the atmosphere and the prices. Get there early.		Westgate Street, Cardiff.
Glass Works (3mins) Relaxed atmosphere situated in the heart of the city.		Wharton St Cardiff
Goat Major (5mins) Steak and ale pie is lovely with a pint of Brains Dark and a favourite pastie shop is virtually next door, so no complaints here.		High Street, Cardiff.
Golden Cross (The) (15mins) One of Brains oldest pubs. Has not change much from old and that's a rarity in Cardiff.		Hayes Bridge Road, Cardiff.
Great Western (The) (5mins) Come out of Cardiff Central Station and turn right. Walk 80 metres and you there at the bottom of St Mary Street.		St. Mary St, Cardiff.
Kitty Flynn's (10mins) Best pint of Guinness you'll get outside of Ireland. Loved by locals. Friendly.		St. Mary Street, Cardiff
Ha Ha Bar (20mins) Spacious and a little up market. Some would say sparse. A bit pricey but good place for mixing and socialising.		The Friary Centre, The Friary, Cardiff.
Hard Rock Cafe (10mins) Ok so the food is not that cheap but the bar prices are reasonable. Opposite the bar is a large video screen pumping out a selection of rock videos. Tom Jones and Shirley Bassey take their place on the wall of fame and that alone is worth a visit.		St. Mary Street, Cardiff.
Horse And Groom (The) (5mins) Cardiff's oldest and smallest pub and, as a result, is much more a genuine welsh pub. The street is steeped in history and goes back to the medieval times.		Womanby Street, Cardiff.
Inncognito (15mins) One of a chain of city Brains pubs. Smart clientele with a lively atmosphere.		Park Place, Cardiff.
Is It (Cardiff) (5mins) Good atmosphere and popular before and after the match.		Wharton Street, Cardiff.
Kings Cross Hotel (10mins) The renovators have not entered this pub yet. One of Cardiff's more traditional pubs.		Caroline Street, Cardiff
Kiwi's (5mins) Cult status. Cardiff's oldest and most loved drink and dance venues. Can get very very crowded. Night Club hours.		Wyndham Arcade, Cardiff.