The Dead Canary

Cardiff

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The Dead Canary

Hidden in a backstreet of central Cardiff, The Dead Canary welcomes its guests with a quiet atmosphere and amazing cocktails. The drinks are named after characters from the medieval Welsh tale collection Mabinogion, which adds a nice touch of Welsh folklore to the soft and cosy ambience of this bar.

Information

addressBarrack Lane, Cardiff
emailreservations@thedeadcanary.co.uk
phone+44 7874 928366
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