Fun Things To Do In Cardiff

For a fun night, head to the immersive theatrical Alcotraz: Cell Block Nine-One, a secret speakeasy. Smuggle liquor in orange jumpsuits past the warden to the longest-serving inmates. They'll make you and your friends bespoke cocktails, however, there's no menu because it's, well, prison.

Whether you're looking for activity bars, restaurants with entertainment or anything else, have a gander at our exciting, brand-new table search engine which lists 1000s of UK venues. And when you book through DesignMyNight, you'll also be able to earn rewards points to spend on stellar experiences.

Flight Club on Mary Street is sprucing up your boring ol' plans with its Cardiff Brunch Social. Enjoy quaffing bubbles or mimosas all while chowing on bottomless slices of the good stuff. If you're feeling extra? You can also add an hour of social darts to your brekky event too.

If you're after a wild time, Bougie Drag & Boy Toy Events have got you covered. Not only will there be killer, themed performances covering queens from Britney to Gaga, but also 90 minutes of bottomless booze to accompany your food.

Calling all cowboys, don your boots and head down to Coyote Ugly in the city centre. This Nashville-inspired bar is the place to be for wild nights out, with some fun daytime goings-on too.

Enjoy 90 minutes of unlimited pizza, beer and prosecco at their hoedown-themed bottomless brunch, costing only £25 each. Plus, they offer dancing lessons on Saturdays, complete with a mimosa reception.

The ideal choice for corporate teams and groups seeking a refreshing break from the usual routine – whether it's for a festive Christmas bash or a rocking birthday celebration, Active Reality Cardiff Llanishen and Eastern are the perfect way to get the heart racing and create some unforgettable moments before a night out.

To our mind, there's no better way to see the sights of a city than with a stiff in drink in hand and these phenomenal Cardiff rooftop bars are offering you just that, from city centre cocktail spots fronting gorgeous garden terraces, to secret bars with even secret-er outdoor areas.

Play at Pins Cardiff is perfect whether you're after a cool destination for group outings, or something a little different for a date. Not only is there karaoke and an escape room, but also plenty of bar games ranging from shuffleboard to pool, bowling and a retro arcade.

Looking for things to do in Cardiff that go beyond the usual? The Piano Works is the city's newest all-singing, all-dancing night out - and it's totally interactive. The venue is built around live music you request, meaning no two nights are ever the same.

Think a mix of dinner, drinks, sing-alongs, and dancing, all set inside a beautifully designed space in Cardiff city centre. Whether you're heading out for a celebration, a weekend plan, or just fancy some spontaneous fun, this is one experience that should top your to-do list.

Looking for quirky activities in Cardiff city centre? Make sure to give NQ64 a visit. This neon cavern of retro arcade and console games is sure to give you a hefty dose of kidulting fun, plus there's a fantastic menu of themed cocktails and brunch events to wet your whistle.

When it comes down to quirky things to do in Cardiff, Treetop Adventure Golf has got you covered. Inside this activity hub, you'll get to have a go on the wacky 18-hole courses and take a few snapshots in the photobooth, all before chowing down on pizza. Sounds like a plan to us.

Round up your mates and take to the city streets for the Cardiff Outdoor Treasure Hunt. Together, you'll pit your wits against 50 mental and physical challenges.

Expect to see plenty of sights along the way, from the world class sports stadium to Cardiff Castle and Bute Park. There's no need to leave anyone behind - tickets for a team of four are just £11.

Seeking fun activities in Cardiff? Venture to Boom Battle Bar in The Old Brewery Quarter. Step inside this top-notch bar, where you'll get to dig into delicious American-inspired eats, all before playing 'crazier' golf, darts, axe throwing and much more.

Soul Bingo is coming to District, bringing the biggest hits of the 70s and 80s with it. Expect a soulful twist on the classic game, big prizes and sensational singalong moments.

As you dab frantically in search of a full house, you'll groove to the tunes of Luther Vandross, Chaka Khan, Anita Baker, Whitney Houston and many more. Tickets to this epic evening of entertainment start from just £11.

Spend a day or a romantic evening discovering Cardiff's waterside haunts. Home to a charming selection of pubs, bars and restaurants, the views of Cardiff Bay bring a little extra magic to any occasion, making it the perfect spot for an end-of-holiday dinner, or an enchanting date night.

Splits and fries are on the menu at Bougie Drag Bottomless Brunch, taking place on Saturdays at Walkabout. Bag your spot from £16 each for just the show and enjoy an array of performances from some of the best queens in the country, as they high-kick their way across the stage. £44.95 tickets include 90 minutes of unlimited bubbles alongside a dish of your choice, plus four hours of hilarious entertainment.

It's no secret that Cardiff gets its fair share of drizzly days, but lucky for you its also got the ideal location spend a rainy afternoon. Head over to Chance & Counters, the board game bar that also happens to serve some absolutely killer cocktails, and plenty of tasty comfort food.

Looking to enjoy a little of the local ale? Cardiff is home to a wealth of excellent craft beer producers and microbreweries just waiting for you to sample their wares. We've rounded up our pick of the litter, from the neighbourhood bars whipping up the good stuff on-site, to some of Wales' most impressive brewers.

A dedicated sherry and vermouth bar on Guildhall Place, Vermut is alleged to be the first of its kind in the whole country. Step inside its unobtrusive doorway and you'll be treated to a stunning selection of authentic aperitifs along with a range of complimentary snacks and sharing boards.

Easily one of the best things to do in Cardiff these days, a visit to Pontcanna's lauded eateries is a no-brainer. The area has seen a monumental rise in popularity due to an influx of quality restaurants serving up astounding eats, and now's your chance to check out the goods.

From its agriculture to its artisans, Wales is home to some of the finest food producers in the world. Get to know the venues making the most of them with a trip to some of the best bars and restaurants in Cardiff serving Welsh food and drink.

The brainchild of MasterChef contender Tom Simmons, Pontcanna restaurant Thomas has fast become one of Cardiff's most sought-after reservations. A fine-dining destination with buckets of style, you'll find a fusion of Welsh and French-influenced plates on the menu, alongside a speakeasy-inspired bar with some enticing cocktails to quaff.