Servini’s Snack Bar

I know Servini’s best for their salad bar. I used to work quite close to this café, and it was a handy place to grab some healthy but reasonably priced food at lunchtime — with take-​away trays stuffed with your choice of different salads.
Despite the fact it’s a salad, it’s incredibly filling because there is so much of it and such a good variety, but if salad’s not your thing they also do oven-​baked jacket potatoes with various filling (from £2.50), pizzas, baguettes and other hot food.
Everything in here is very good value, and I think if it was located in one of the busier arcades it would be constantly heaving with people! Instead, it’s tucked away in the quieter and more hidden Wyndham Arcade.
If you decide to eat there rather than take-​away, you can choose to sit inside or at the sheltered tables in the arcade itself, and you can even enjoy a beer or a glass of wine with your meal.

This place is one of Cardiffs hidden gems tucked away in one of the smaller arcades (Wyndham) and away from the hustle & bustle of St. Marys Street and the High Street.
What sets it apart from other cafes in the city centre is the level of service plus reasonable opening hours. It is one of the few places in fact where you are able to telephone or fax you orders in advance to be ready on your arrival.
The cafes range of products include — cold baguettes with homemade fillings (ranging from £2.30 to £3.25), sandwiches, potato wedges (£2.90£5.95), hot meals (£2.95£6.25), hot baguettes incl. all day breakfasts (£2.50£3.85 but more on that later), jacket potatoes (£2.80£3.95), quarter pounder beef burgers (£2.40£3.70) & side salads £2.50£4.95).
The cafes’ specilaities are its range of breakfasts through which it offers a full english, veggie breakfast and special brunch (all of which are available throughout the day).
The café has a bit of a rugby theme with rugby pictures & photos dotted along the wall and this extends to its breakfast baguettes range whereby you can purchase a Triple Crown baguette (bacon, onions, mushroom & black pudding) or a GrandSlam baguette (bacon, egg, sausage, mushroom & tomato). So it makes the ideal starting point to the day of an international rugby union match involving Wales.
The place is very clean, tidy & bright and is also well staffed (so you are always been quick to be seen to & served). The staff are very friendly & helpful in point of fact.
I cannot recommend this place highly enough and is one of my regular ports of call on a trip to Cardiff to see a rugby match, gig/​concert etc.