Fancy a pint....at The Vulcan?

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Originally Posted by bobh

Bet it'l be f'king lager and some kind of keg "creamflow" shite.
They won't do enough turnover to have real ale.

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They’ve produced a ‘Vulcan Ale’, and the lager is quite good also.

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Originally Posted by G rangetown Blue

They’ve produced a ‘Vulcan Ale’, and the lager is quite good also.

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They've produced some labels which say "Vulcan Ale", and slapped it on a tap of something they've had around for ages (Rev James, maybe? is it a Brains pub???)

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Originally Posted by bobh

They've produced some labels which say "Vulcan Ale", and slapped it on a tap of something they've had around for ages (Rev James, maybe? is it a Brains pub???)

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No. The beers have been produced by the Glamorgan Brewery.

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Originally Posted by bobh

They've produced some labels which say "Vulcan Ale", and slapped it on a tap of something they've had around for ages (Rev James, maybe? is it a Brains pub???)

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There are no Brains pubs, they are either a Marston’s or an independent these days

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Originally Posted by Canton Kev

Always rated St Fagan's highly. I’ll always suggest it to any newcomers to Cardiff as it’s a very unique attraction you can’t find in many other places.

I’ve not been for a good few years now but this is a good excuse to try get across on a nice summer’s day.

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I went there once, although I did think they had too many Welsh things there.

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Originally Posted by splott parker

Adamsdown

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I'm not arguing as I don't know where the boundaries were. Where did Newtown end then?

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Originally Posted by Robin Friday's Ghost

I'm not arguing as I don't know where the boundaries were. Where did Newtown end then?

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Newtown was the other side of the railway tracks, over the footbridge. Six streets off Tyndall St, now a small industrial estate. Adam St, where the Vulcan was, is not in Newtown.