Zero Degrees, Cardiff

Posted on 18. Mar, 2010 by Robert Gale in Breweries, Pubs

Zero Degrees, Cardiff

In marketing speak, ZERODEGREES “is a pioneering drinking and dining concept at the forefront of the emerging trend towards fresh, handcrafted beers brewed by microbreweries”.

Created in 2000, ZERODEGREES can be found in 4 locations around the UK – Cardiff, Reading, Bristol and London. Each ZERODEGREES brews its own beer on-site and integrates the brewing equipment into each buildings architecture giving them a futuristic appearance.

Zero Degrees, Cardiff

The beers available are a pale ale, a black lager, a pilsner, a wheat beer, a fruit beer (currently mango) and a special beer. The special beer is currently a 6 Nations stout and a couple of months back they had a really nice apple and cinnamon wheat beer.

The beers are reasonably priced with the the fruit beer costing £3.20, the special beer costing £2.90 and the others costing £2.80. During happy hour the beers drop to £2. All beer is also available in 4 pint containers and 5l kegs.

Zero Degrees, Cardiff

The food they serve is pretty good and they specialise in pizzas which are hand-made and cooked in large traditional wood-fired ovens.

I would have taken more shots during my visit but I was quickly stopped by the manager who said that I couldn’t take photos of their ‘unique concept’. There are more photos of the pub on Flickr.

Venue Location

Zero Degrees

27 Westgate Street

Cardiff

CF10 1DD

Tel: 029 2022 9494‎

www.zerodegrees.co.uk

View on Google Street View

Robert Gale (Twitter: @awv)

Beer Taster, Pub Attendee, Photo Taker

Robert Gale likes beer, pubs and beer festivals. He also likes to take photos of beer, pubs and beer festivals. Most weekends of the year you can find him travelling around the UK (and sometimes beyond) photographing and reviewing good quality pubs and beer festivals. He also has a day job in the form of a web developer for Ozum.

http://www.optomstudent.com Jason Searle1

I love Zero Degrees. Initially visiting the one in Bristol, I fell in love with the Black Lager and Fruit Beers. I have recently moved to Cardiff and high upon my list was to visit the Cardiff one. Not as brilliant as the Bristol one, but still a fantastic place to visit! Well recommended!