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Zerodegrees, Cardiff

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27 Westgate Street
Cardiff
CF10 1DD

Phone: 02920229494

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David Walton left this review about Zerodegrees

Visited 09/10/25. Visited previously on 07/11/23.

No cask. Their own brewed quaffs, on this visit being the Our Mango Beer, Every Day Session Lager, the Black Lager, the Sunset Calling Pale Ale, the Perfekt Pils, the Bohemian Czech Pilsner, the New Zealand IPA, the Downtown APA, the Strawberry Milkshake IPA, the Italian Pilsner, the Tiny (Extra Dry) Lager.

Large brew premises. Industrial flooring with a semi-circular metallic bar off the glass frontage with brewing equipment between the non-service side of the bar counter and the glass frontage. There is a large open kitchen with a pizza oven on the left-hand wall mid-venue and seating provided by trestle tables and benches in the main part of the floor area to the side of the kitchen. Towards the front right-hand side are smaller tables of same style plus one large group table. There is an upstairs seating area with similar seating options at the rear of the venue called the Tank Lounge and at the front called the Roof Terrace. Pleasant venue but not generally my styles of preferred quaffs.

On 7^th December 2025 - rating: 5
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Pub SignMan left this review about Zerodegrees

This was my first experience of the Zerodegrees chain of brew-pubs and overall I was quite impressed. Strolling in on a Tuesday afternoon, I was greeted by a very friendly chap who asked if I wanted to eat or not. With only 30 minutes until my train home, I explained I just wanted a quick drink, so he pointed me in the direction of the bar – no pressure to eat or awkwardness, just a very pleasant welcome. As you enter, you can’t help but notice the large brewing vessels at the front of the pub, behind which stands the servery in a room with a concrete floor and plain walls with a colourful frieze running around it. The overall look is very industrial, which I suppose makes some sense, given that it is a fully functioning brewery, but I imagine the look would leave some people cold. Opposite the bar there is a seating area with some very heavy chairs and a few small sofas, most of which were turned to watch the rugby on the TV screen hanging on the back wall. To the left is an open kitchen with a huge pizza oven, whilst the right hand side of the room has more brewing tanks, each individually numbered. The room curves round past the servery, towards the front windows, providing a second seating area with more brewing equipment on view. The high corrugated ceiling has a large skylight with brightens the bar area during the daytime and prevents the place from feeling too gloomy. The meet and greet bloke was directing diners upstairs, where a dining room looks down over the main bar area. The menu is focussed around pizza and pasta dishes, with most main dishes between 10-12 quid.
I counted seven or eight house brews on the various taps around the servery including Kolsch, Mango and Wheat. I plumped for the Pale Ale which was a rather pricey £3.90 for a pint. It was a fairly tasty beer and I wouldn’t have minded trying a few more had time permitted.
These industrial style brew-pubs can be very impersonal and devoid of character, but I found this place to be welcoming, with plenty of interest going on and some interesting beers on offer. As I left, the cheery meet and greet bloke bade me farewell and hoped I would visit again. Based on this visit, I’d certainly be happy to take him up on that.

On 1^st August 2013 - rating: 8
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Danny O'Revey left this review about Zerodegrees

Bizarre place. You drink in the Brewery, there is chrome everywhereand a huge pizza oven at one end. A large semi-circle bar and basic modern seating all in a former car sales room.

An interesting experience, very clean, freash, sleek and modern and would not be to everybody's taste. The brew kit is German and it has a feel of German efficiency here rather than English (Welsh) eccentricness. There is a large telly showing sport.

There are 4 craft beers on tap which are spot on.

On 8^th May 2013 - rating: 8
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