Capitol Cardiff

How the mighty have fallen. The vast majority of units are empty. The car park is good value if you make it for the early bird Mon-Sat but very expensive if not. Sunday and evenings are a bargain if you're in that neck of the woods, it's a bit far removed from most of the action though. NO functioning lifts so dreadful if you have mobility issues as there is now zero access apart from stairs.

Went to Cafe Nero this morning, the lady serving is always very nice and the coffee is great. Coco Blush on the front of the Centre is a very nice place to shop, staff are polite and helpful. Tesco is very good also, well stocked and the staff there are very happy to help with queries.

Not anything to write home about. Could be better signed inside. Cafè and toilets entrances numbered to help shoppers like us who come on holiday and are not familiar with the area.

Despite the shopping centre being nearly completely empty of shops, The Capitol insist on playing the worst collection of free music available ~ meaning you can’t enjoy your coffee in peace when sat in one of the cafes. Please just turn the music off :(

Nice to see some new shops going in here as the only time I used to call in was going to Cafe Nero after H and M moved out.
I was pleasantly surprised by viysit as I went in to drop stuff off at a new store opening. Seems well worth a visit and a reason to get off at queen Street to go into the city center again.

capital used to be very good they had H & M halifax bank,pound land etc but its all empty now

there is parking spaces but the access to car park is hard work

they need to speak to council to remove restrictions for the traffic going in as its bus / taxi lane

It's ok. Lots of empty spaces but a few good places. The loud music set my autism off a bit though, would be good if they turned it down or off.

Not the thriving venue of the past. Guess covid crippled many businesses. What remains is a few start ups, a gym and a Tesco.