Feast On Cardiff

About Feast On Cardiff

Feast On Cardiff 2027 brings the food festival to Bute Park, Cardiff from Friday 21 May to Sunday 23 May, with independent food and drink at the centre of the programme.

Feast On began in Bristol in 2024. The Cardiff run followed in 2026 as the festival's first expansion into Wales, with a debut weekend expected to draw 15,000 attendees. The Cardiff edition was first staged at Bute Park in 2026.

Who Is It For?

The audience is a food-and-drink crowd, with live music, cooking demos, talks and children's entertainment listed for adults and families.

Under-18s must be accompanied by an adult. Under-fives go free, while children aged 5 to 15 need a child's ticket. Cookery school sessions are 16+.

The Venue and Site

Bute Park sits beyond Cardiff Castle in Cardiff city centre. The site lists a banqueting area, bars, a produce market, undercover areas, accessible toilets, baby-changing facilities, axe throwing and cookery school sessions.

Closest park entrances are Fisher’s Bridge, West Gate and Millennium Bridge.

Bute Park sits in Cardiff city centre, beyond Cardiff Castle.

• Rail: Cardiff Central Station, Cardiff Queen Street Station and Cathays Station are the nearest listed stations.
• Road access: Castle Street, Westgate Street, North Road and Sophia Gardens are the named approach roads.
• Park entrances: Fisher’s Bridge, West Gate and Millennium Bridge are listed as the closest entrances.
• Parking: There is no on-site visitor parking. Nearby pay-and-display options include Sophia Gardens, Castle Mews and North Road, with disabled parking available.