Best Vegan Restaurants in Lift Services (South Wales) Ltd

"Still Cardiff's best vegan restaurant, it opened up declaring itself the city's first 100% vegan restaurant, run by a Hare Krishna monk. 'Anna' means food, health or earth and 'Loka' means world. Sample dish: Ultimate Burger - Beetroot, cashew and red lentil patty stacked in between two onion rings, jalapeños, tomato, lettuce, gherkins, garlic mayo & sweet chilli sauce, served with a choice of triple cooked chips or sweet potato fries"

"Cardiff's very first vegan restaurant is run by a Hare Krishna monk, and just because it's free from all animal products, do not expect a boring menu. Anna Loka makes epic meals, from their famous carrot cake through to huge brunch plates, you won't want to miss out on."

"Anna Loka is Cardiff's first 100% vegan restaurant, run by a Hare Krishna monk. 'Anna' means food, health or earth and 'Loka' means world. The food is tasty and the surroundings are relaxed."

"At the top of Queen Street in central Cardiff, Café Atma, run by Hare Krishna volunteers, brings light, flavour and peace to a busy spot of the city that's overrun with chain coffee houses. Serving both vegetarian and vegan food, the hot menu includes pies, curries, burgers, wraps and Indian snacks. You can’t ignore the sweet selection, which rotates vegan delights including peanut butter cups, red velvet cake, chocolate and raspberry cake and pastries."

"If you're into locally-sourced and ethically-produced vegan street food, then you'll love the Lazy Leek. Based in the Kings Road Yard in Pontcanna - this restaurant offers up everything from plant-based burgers (the Beetmaster General is incredible) to 'Cauli Wings'. But if you ask us, it's their dirty fries that really puts them up there on the Mount Rushmore of vegan joints in Cardiff."

"If vegan street food is what you’re after, then look no further. Open Thursday-Sunday in Summer and Friday-Sunday in Winter, The Lazy Leek have a ‘Shack’ in the Kings Road Yard in Pontcanna, and offer burgers, sides and cakes – all vegan. Their menu changes regularly, so check their website before you go!"

"A cute little vegan cafe in the heart of Pontcanna, Lazy Leek does lush dirty fries, great vegan burgers like The Italian Job, which is an arancini burger filled with garlic mushrooms and melty 'mozzerella'."

"With seas of comfy sofas, patterned wallpaper and all the board games you can play, Juno Lounge is your new home away from home. And while this cosy foodie hub isn’t exclusively vegan, they offer a separate vegan menu that’s so good it was recently awarded ‘Best Vegan Menu’ by PETA!. From their lip-smacking ‘Bacon’ Butty to their creamy Avocado Brunch, you’ll be sure to find something scrummy to fuel you for the day ahead."

"There are three eclectic ‘Lounges’ in Cardiff – a chain of laid back restaurants which started in Bristol and has gone from strength to strength. Parents with babies and toddlers gather here during in the day, knowing the welcoming staff and spacious interiors can easily accommodate their sprawling party. The global menu has everything from light breakfasts to tapas, burgers, salads and sandwiches."

"The breakfast muffin at Fino is something you'll want to order all day long. Gloucester Old Spot sausage, smoked back bacon and a fried egg on a toasted English muffin."

"Step inside this family-run Lebanese and Moroccan restaurant to be transported to the Middle East. They serve a wide selection of Lebanese mezze dishes and grills, as well as Moroccan tagines, and diners can also indulge in a selection pizzas. Sample dish: Kafta Tagine: Moroccan spiced meatballs cooked in a rich and mild-spiced tomato sauce with onions and peppers"

"Meat grilled over flames, generous servings, hummus so silky you could make pyjamas out of it. The duck shawarma is superb – richly meaty with a citrus kick from pomegranate molasses. The menu delivers all the Lebanese classics – shish taouk, muttabal, kofte – with some Moroccan influences too, like their Tagine Andalus."

"The Holiday Inn Cardiff North M4 Jct 32 is nestled beneath the scenic Castell Coch (Red Castle) in the village of Tongwynlais, off Junction 32 of the M4 and 20 minutes’ drive from Cardiff city centre. Just 14 miles from Cardiff Airport, it features free parking. Each modern room at the Holiday Inn Cardiff North features air conditioning, satellite TV, free WiFi, and free tea and coffee."

"Using only the finest, freshest ingredients, Il Michelangelo’s team of native Italian chefs craft tempting dishes like. with king prawns, spring onions, cherry tomato sauce and a touch of chilli. Of course, the meal wouldn’t be complete unless topped off with a classic Italian dessert: homemade tiramisu or chocolate cream-filled profiteroles topped with white chocolate sauce should do nicely."

"50 Knightstone Road | Weston-Super-Mare, Weston super Mare BS23 2BE, England (Formerly IL Michaelangelo - Luigi)Reservations, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Free WifiItalian, Pizza, Mediterranean, Vegetarian Friendly, Vegan Options, Gluten Free OptionsLunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late NightHK$102 - HK$604+44 1934 708342"

"There are three light, airy floors in this 19th century townhouse to perfectly showcase the Welsh and Wales-based artists featured. It boasts ‘the most important living Welsh artists, including Harry Holland, Sally Moore, Shani Rhys James and Kevin Sinnott’, as well as 20th century Welsh artists Gwen John, Augustus John, Ceri Richards, David Jones, Sir Cedric Morris and more. There are monthly solo exhibitions in the main gallery and a constantly-changing exhibition of paintings, prints and sculpture on the other two gallery floors."

"With nearly 200 years of experience of welcoming holiday makers, its small wonder Weston remains as much of a magnet for visitors, as it always has. Weston boasts a beautiful promenade, stretching for 1 1/4 miles along the sandy beach. Break your walk by visiting Sea Life Centre, Grand Pier and Marine Lake (boating and paddling)."