Many people don't really understand the difference between England, Great Britain, and the United Kingdom, and it's hard to blame them because it is a bit confusing (even for those living here). With that in mind, I offer this quick guide to the British Isles...
All that being said, the Hard Rock Cafe Cardiff is located in Wales of Great Britain of the United Kingdom (and has the distinction of being the first Welsh cafe). My heart sank as we approached the entrance, because it sure didn't look like it was going to be much of a Hard Rock at all. It looks more like a hole in a wall...
Looks can be decieving. Once inside, I was very pleasantly surprised at how nice this property turned out. The restaurant branched out into three separate levels, including a fantastic bar and even a terrace with outdoor seating in the back...
A wonderful, wonderful Hard Rock, and well worth the trip to lovely Wales.
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“Many people refer to Great Britain as just ‘England’ which is completely wrong (and no doubt offensive to the Welsh and Scottish peoples).”
Oh yes…. And, of course, it’s not in the interests of the English to correct the error….
To be pedantic about it 😉 Caerdydd (‘Cardiff’, in English, though it is a Welsh city and Welsh is jointly the official language) is in Wales, part of ‘the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland’ (to quote my passport). Or just ‘the UK’, but never, NEVER, ‘England’ 😉