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The Gutsy Goose

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Cardiff, United Kingdom

thegutsygoose.co.uk
British restaurant· Modern British restaurant· Welsh restaurant· Apparel & Fashion

The Gutsy Goose Reviews | Rating 4.6 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

The Gutsy Goose is located in Cardiff, United Kingdom on 145 Crwys Rd. The Gutsy Goose is rated 4.6 out of 5 in the category british restaurant in United Kingdom. The Gutsy Goose is an apparel & fashion company based out of 145 Crwys Road, Cardiff, United Kingdom.

Address

145 Crwys Rd

Phone

+442920228523

Headquarters

Cardiff

Open hours

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Dondaniel Jones

Really like this place. Staff don't pester and can enjoy food in peace. Nice menu and perfect mid week venue as quieter. Well done guys

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Lucas

This was a good place for breakfast with full table service, however, questionable pricing. We went here to try out the menu and had a good time, my food and drink were lovely. The only downside was I requested for no hash browns and was not offered any replacement but when we got the bill there was a extra charge for 'extras' which was quite the cheek. Overall, worth a visit but check your bill.

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Anna Morelle-Grey

Nice place for a leisurely breakfast on a day off and when the students are away! Had a lovely Eggs Florentine. Recommended.

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peejay m

Perfect spot for supper on date night. Good service good food and decent beer and wine.

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Jeremy Balang

love the ambiance, the low lighting at night. food's good as well!

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Wolverine

Excellent food, brilliant friendly staff, relaxed atmosphere. We love the Goose!!!

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Chris Whiteley

Awesome breakfast, great service. Highly recommended.

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Buzz TV

Accepting an offer to accompany me to this three-month-old Cathays restaurant, my friend wonders: “Is the name supposed to sound like The Potted Pig?” This hadn’t previously occurred to me. Comparisons can be made: The Gutsy Goose leans towards timeless British culinary ideas, served with modern flair, and its name references one of its starters, goose liver pate. It is, however, substantially cheaper (most expensive main course is 13) and you can probably walk in and get a table – although nearly all are occupied at 8pm on a Wednesday. The Gutsy Goose’s premises were once owned by Cafe Calcio, where people excited by Catatonia having hit singles ate breakfast in the late 90s. The decor is much less shouty and more serious these days; waiting staff are spot-on in their attentiveness, and we’re recommended a keenly spicy bottle of 2008 Barolo. After a deep-fried goats’ cheese amuse bouche, our starters – risotto balls with chilli jam for him, cauliflower soup with parmesan for me – are sturdy fare, and both richer and creamier than you might expect. My friend gets a chicken, gammon and mushroom pie, one of today’s specials, for his main course; I get pork belly, on a board amidst blobs of mash and baby leeks and asparagus. While having little truck with board-as-plate fashion, it’s probably a losing battle – suffice to say, then, that it’s a deep and unctuous piece of tum which came with an addictive cider jus. The pie’s subtle earthiness, pleasing presentation and slightly under-creamed mash is mentioned by my pal, who then has to dash, leaving me eating a perfectly decent white chocolate Eton Mess on my own and probably looking like I’ve just been dumped. A meal for two plus wine weighed in very reasonably, at just under 50. Words: NOEL GARDNER

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