Morgan Quarter in Cardiff: photos, reviews

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Morgan Quarter in Cardiff offers a delightful blend of retail and culinary experiences set within a beautifully restored Victorian arcade. This shopping destination exudes a unique charm with its elegant architecture and historic details, creating an inviting and cozy atmosphere. Its mix of high-end stores and independent shops ensures a varied and enjoyable visit for every shopper. Complemented by cozy cafes and delightful restaurants, Morgan Quarter provides not only a shopping getaway but also a culinary journey. Its tidy appearance and helpful, polite staff enhance the overall experience, making it a noteworthy spot for both locals and visitors. With a mix of stylish spaces and quality offerings, it guarantees a distinctive and memorable outing every time.

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Wheelchair accessible

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Lower St. Mary Street JS

Bus stop 137 m walk

Royal Hotel KJ

Bus stop 83 m walk

Canal Street JF

Bus stop 213 m walk

Westgate Street KF

Bus stop 192 m walk

Wood Street JB

Bus stop 251 m walk

Wyndham Arcade Stop NA

Bus station 166 m walk

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based on 3,262 reviews

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4.4/5 3,262 reviews

Adriana Simona Marton

Excelent shopping centre. Great variety to choose from.

RichieSi

Beautiful and full of lovely shops. Will definitely revisit when back in Cardiff

Paul Cotsen

This area at the end of The Hayes is full of really nice niche shopping including very high-end brands, cafes with tables on the pavement and lots of different pubs and types of food on offer. There's a Vivienne Westwood shop and ROLEX watch shop. Swish or what? The Hayes is pedestrianised and there is plenty of upmarket shopping and dining to be found as well as it being right at one end of the infamous Caroline Street. Masses of takeaway food places and two big chip shops serving Curry Sauce and chips or if you're feeling flush, Chicken Curry "off the bone" on a tray of chips. Absolutely gorgeous at 2 o'clock in the morning, but extortionately expensive at around £6.50 for what is just a tray of chips with shredded Chicken in curry sauce on top. That said, you're never too old or too refined for Caroline Street. I promise that you will see women walking barefoot on slimy, squashed chips, grease, dropped Curry sauce and quite possibly broken glass at the end of a night. It's Keeardiff! (August 2025 - No changes I can see or smell but I have to say that £3.60 for chips and curry sauce is now very overpriced). Caroline Streetoomed cleaner and smarter than I think I have ever seen it. Almost respectable.

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