Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Porthcawl

"Massimo, and his wonderful staff, work really hard to ensure everybody has a lively experience, and makes your visit feel special. The food is excellent, and the chefs are so talented. The specials board changes often and always has cool, innovative dishes."

"The City Road venue is inspired by the flavours of the Sorrento peninsula and makes its own pasta, desserts and cakes. In 2018 it was awarded the title of Wales' Best Italian Restaurant at the Welsh Italian Awards. Where : 12 City Road, CF24 3DL"

"This city centre bar are known for two things: lashings of beer and wood-fire baked pizzas. This delicious combination is perfect for those craft beer lovers, with the majority of their beers being brewed in house – and you'll be surrounded by the big metallic vats too. All you have to do is tuck into their variety of tasty toppings and you're in for a good time."

"One of the best places for pizza in Cardiff, Zerodegrees is a casual restaurant and microbrewery in the city. Head here for droolworthy slices topped with fresh ingredients and cooked to perfection, before being served with a range of refreshing craft beers."

"Microbrewery and pizza restaurant where you MUST try the mango beer.It’s a hot day in Cardiff. The sun is beating down and you’ve spent all day trudging round the Hayes on the mission of all shopping missions."

"In Italy many casual cafes and bars serve antipasti and pizza until late at night and people pop in and have a quick coffee and a chat and go on with their night. Calabrisella is typical of this kind of cafe and their pizzas are amazing (and huge). Try the Calabrisella pizza, topped with 'Nduja, sundried tomatoes and buffalo mozzerella."

"Calabrisella is a 20-minute walk from the city centre but it’s worth the journey. This family-run Italian is perfect for pizza and pasta and it's super cheap, too. There’s also a room upstairs which you can book out for karaoke at the weekends."

"Authenticity is important to this small Italian café, famous for its pizzas. Prices start from £7 for a pizza, £5 for pasta and just £3.50 for a full English breakfast."

"As the years go on and we learn more about where food comes from, more people are choosing the vegan way of life. If you’re heading to Cardiff with some vegan cravings, satisfy your taste buds at Greazy Vegan. This casual dining experience is one of the only places in Cardiff you can actually get a vegan kebab."

"A relative new-comer to the Cardiff vegan scene, the Greazy Vegan is a cruelty-free junk food joint and takeaway located in the beautiful Castle Arcade. Previously found only in pop-up form, they opened their brick and mortar shop in August 2018. Get your fast food fix without any of the guilt!"

"Did you know that Pipes Brewery, based in Cardiff also have a beer garden?. It’s located on Kings Road Yard, Pontcanna and it’s one of the best-kep secret by locals. Throughout lockdown they have been selling takeaway bottles of beer to keep their loyal customers happy, but they have very recently put in all the safety measures necessary to started to serving cool, refreshing pints of beer again – hallelujah!"

"A relative newcomer in ale circles, Crafty Devil have worked tirelessly to establish themselves on the Welsh beer scene. Launched in 2014 by two brew-loving pals in a garden shed, the brand is known for staying true to its independent roots, producing excellent local beers for local people. Their methods have proved a success as they've managed to open two taprooms, one plot in Penarth popular with breakfasters, and another beer garden-boasting bar down the road from their Canton brewery."

"05/05/2021: I've been going to this bakery for a long time, the food is great I can't fault it. But today I was shocked by the treatment from one of the staff members. as I was waiting in the queue two ladies joined behind me and it was raining so I was essentially nudged into the doorway which I was ok with they were just trying to get out of the rain and there was only 1 other customer infront of me."

"On a trip to Cardiff a few years ago, I visited the Castle Emporium, a hub of independent one-off shops and businesses, including art, fashion and a barbershop, all set in the halls of what was originally a 1920s cinema. I distinctly remember thinking at the time that what the place needed was a speciality coffee shop. Fast forward to the end of 2016, and my wish became true as Hard Lines Coffee moved into the ground floor."

"Hard Lines gives me New York vibes and it’s definitely the coolest and most hipster of all the coffee shops. They have a stall in Cardiff market which is the one I go to the most and their coffee tastes really, really good. They also do a beetroot latte which is bright pink if you wanted to push the boat out."

"8 Broad Street, Ilfracombe EX34 9EE, EnglandTakeout, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair AccessibleCafe, British, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsBreakfast, Lunch, Brunch+44 1271 867238"

"06/06/2021: Looking forward to returning this coming august and for more lovely breakfast to start the day. Very friendly staff. Food quickly served."