
Cardiff
Discover Cardiff’s food markets, from the Victorian Cardiff Market to regular farmers’ markets across the city.
Aromada
Cardiff
Aromada in Cardiff makes bakery and confectionery ingredients for cake, pastry and dessert work.
Astrid’s Petite Cuisine
Cardiff
Astrid’s Petite Cuisine is a French boulangerie on Whitchurch Road in Cardiff, making breads, viennoiseries and pastries from its Gabalfa base.
Brutons the Bakers
Cardiff
Brutons the Bakers is a Cardiff bakery established in 1898.
Cake Box Canton (Cardiff)
Cardiff
Cake Box Canton in Cardiff sells egg-free celebration cakes from Cowbridge Road East.
Cardiff Dough
Cardiff
Cardiff Dough and Co makes handmade yeast doughnuts in Cardiff, with the dough proved for more than 12 hours before frying.
Chilli of the Valley
Cardiff
From Merthyr Tydfil, Chilli of the Valley makes chilli sauces, relishes, chutneys and black garlic products, with bottles and condiments running from mild heat to the hottest end of the range.
Coffi Lab
Cardiff
Coffi Lab Roastery roasts small-batch coffee in Cardiff, with named house coffees including Fox Red, Yellow Lab, Choc Lab, Black Lab, Silver Lab and Golden Decaf.
Crafty Devil Brewing
Cardiff
Crafty Devil Brewing is a Cardiff brewery brewing since 2014, first in Rhys Watkins’ garden shed in west Cardiff and now from The Stoneyard in Canton.
Cwtch Coffi
Cardiff
Cwtch Coffi sells Welsh-roasted coffee under blend names drawn from the Welsh language.
Daisy & Belle Ice Cream
Cardiff
Daisy & Belle Ice Cream makes dairy and vegan ice cream by hand in Cardiff.
Deli Fuego
Cardiff
Deli Fuego makes cakes, cheesecakes and pâtisserie at City Road in Cardiff.
Frank+Otis Brewing Co
Cardiff
Frank+Otis Brewing Co in Cardiff makes craft beer with a line-up centred on hoppy pales and IPAs.
About Cardiff
Cardiff’s food shopping is closely linked to Cardiff Market (Central Market), a Victorian indoor market that has long been part of the city’s trading life. Alongside the historic market, regular farmers’ markets across the city bring together Welsh produce and independent makers. Together, these markets create a strong local buying culture within the capital.