Best Cake Places in Lift Services (South Wales) Ltd

"This cosy place in the Castle Arcade is a cheese shop, restaurant and deli delivering everything from chutneys to chocolates, but its strongest suit is cheese: 150-odd varieties, with Welsh, French, Italian and Spanish variations especially well represented. But true ‘gastronauts’ (as Madame Fromage calls those with a penchant for its superb produce) should indulge further: at the cheese and wine tasting events or the restaurant. At tables scattered either outside or between treat-stacked shelves, sample a menu featuring cheese and charcuterie platters, perhaps a grilled French goat cheese, or halloumi and chorizo salad; it depends what tantalising fare is in that day."

"A deli and cafe across two facing sites in Castle Arcade, Madame Fromage is a Francophile stalwart whose dedication to serving “real homemade food” is evident from the produce and baking displayed everywhere: dangling from the ceiling, stacked in the windows, in serried ranks in the appetising deli. Its day-time menu focuses on Breton and Welsh dishes, with main courses – such as filled galettes, baked camembert, beouf bourguignon and rarebit – coming in at around £8. However, if you take away, there are generous discounts to be had."

"They serve the most beautifully-decorated cake slices in a range of colours and flavours. In fact they look too good to eat - but we are willing to risk that. Price: Cakes slices are £3.20 when eating in or £2.60 to take away."

"A funky, friendly hang-out serving melt-in-your-mouth pastries, thick sarnies, tasty nachos and fair-trade two-shot espresso that really packs a punch. The cafe's guitar, knitting and board games help keep the..."

"Based on Queen Street in Lynton, the front of the shop is filled with delicious home baked goodies from Ginger Roots and complimented with aromatic wafts of coffee from the Coffee Factory. You’re mouth is watering before you’ve even entered the shop!"

"Cakes galore at this Victoria Park cakery and home of baking wizardry. From full-on celebration cakes which are beautifully decorated, to cup cakes, doughnuts, and macarons you'd be a fool to not pop by and try one of these. It's owned by sugarcraft whizz Gareth Davies and you can read about him here."

"Located in the Penylan area, Cardiff’s Waterloo Gardens Teahouse offers some of the best international teas in the city and beyond. The owners of this teahouse strive to provide a relaxing, high quality venue. Stocking a large selection of teas, tea connoisseurs will find this teahouse irresistible."

"The Norwegian Church in the Cardiff Bay area of the city of Cardiff, Wales, is a historic church building and formerly a place of worship for the Norwegian community in Cardiff. In the 19th century, Cardiff was one Britain's three major ports, along with London and Liverpool. The Norwegian merchant fleet at the time was the third largest in the world, and Cardiff became one of the major centres of its operations."

"The Norwegian Church is an arts centre with a lively cafe and art gallery. One of the biggest pulls is the setting in Cardiff Bay, with its expansive views over the water. As well as being where the famous children’s author Roald Dahl was baptised, the church is also an important historical landmark from the industrial revolution, where it provided a place for Norwegian seafarers to meet."

"Located within a church previously used by Norwegian sailors, the Norwegian Church Arts Centre houses the Dahl Gallery, named after Cardiff native Roald Dahl. The gallery hosts touring exhibitions as well as work by local artists. There is also a café located in the church if you fancy a refreshing drink and a bite to eat."

"The food menus put an authentic Irish twist on traditional brasserie food, including burgers and steaks. With brick walls and open fireplaces, you get an authentic pub feel in Jack Russell’s. Be prepared to be immersed in Irish culture, as the furniture and décor have all come from Ireland."

"A meat eaters’ heaven serving award winning cuts, this steak house, restaurant and bar on Penarth marina offers al fresco dining by the water. A favourite haunt for after-work drinks as well as business lunches, casual coffee and evening dining, it's a lovely choice for a loved up meal for two. Penarth Marina, CF64 1TT. Tel: 029 2000 00064."

"Offering fantastic food at pocket-friendly prices, The Yard is one of Cardiff's best restaurants for outdoor dining. Looking out over St Mary Street, their front terrace is a bustling area full of locals and visitors, all stopping by for a bite to eat and a few refreshing pints."

"Occupying the site of an 18th-century brewery, Yard sports an industrial-chic decor of stainless steel, polished copper pipes and zinc ducting, with clubby sofas and plenty of tables. Outdoor seating, meals and a..."

"Just a few miles south of Merthyr Mawr is this stunning promontory overlooking the Bristol Channel. Twin lighthouses stand guard against…"