Vierge, Mocktails

  • Vierge No-Jito

    $
  • Sparkling Fruit Punch

    $

Entrée

  • Souffle Cuit Deux Fois Au Fromage Fumé

    $
  • Soupe A L'oignon Française Classique

    £11.95
  • Escargots Au Beurre D'ail Noir & Herbes

    £12.95

Plat Principal

  • Spécialité Maison - Steak Frites, Sauce Secrète & Petite Salade Verte

    £23.95
  • Steak À Base De Plantes Et Sauce

    £22.95

Cocktail

  • Martini Francais

    $
  • Maison Martini

    $
  • The Pyrenees Mountain

    $
  • Raspberry Beret

    $
  • French Fizz

    $
  • Tour De Fleurs

    $
  • Je'm'appelle Rhubarbe Rouge

    $

Red

  • Longue Roche

    $
  • Archères

    $
  • Les Mougeottes

    $

White

  • Longue Roche

    £7.99
  • Archères

    £39.99
  • Dubard Coeur Du Mont

    £46.99

Vierge

  • Vierge No-Jito

    £6.50
  • Sparkling Fruit Punch

    £6.50
  • Raspberry Sour

    £6.50

Dessert Pour Finir

  • Crème Brûlée

    $
  • Profiterole Géante De La Maison

    £9.95
  • Tarte Tatin Avec Glace Vanille

    £9.95
  • Trio De Fromages Français Avec Son Pain Et Ses Raisins

    £12.95

Vin De Dessert

  • Lucien Lurton Et Fils Garonnelles Sauternes Dessert Wine

    £30.95

Others

  • Complet

    £32.95
  • Dame Privee

    £12.50
  • Ssion De La Nuit

    £13.50
  • Kir Royale

    £11.00
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Tucked away in the historic Castle Arcade of Cardiff, Maison De Bœuf offers a beautifully curated French dining experience that feels both classic and elevated. The Maison De Bœuf Menu centres around its namesake-beef-but does so with a flair that sets it apart from the many other bistros dotting the city.

One of the most distinctive features of the menu is its focus on “Le Boeuf,” served traditionally with frites and the restaurant’s signature house sauce. Cooked to personal preference and sliced tableside, the beef is tender, flavourful, and undeniably the highlight. While the offering may seem simple at first glance, the execution is meticulous-from the seasoning to the plating, it's clear the kitchen prioritizes quality and consistency.

Complementing the star dish is a thoughtfully selected range of starters, sides, and desserts. The French onion soup is rich and deeply satisfying, and the duck liver pâté strikes a balance between rustic and refined. Desserts like crème brûlée and tarte Tatin add a sweet, nostalgic finish that aligns perfectly with the restaurant’s classic Parisian vibe.

Beyond the food, the setting enhances the experience. The intimate dining room, with its soft lighting and art nouveau touches, creates an atmosphere that feels worlds away from the bustle outside. Service is professional and welcoming-staff are happy to offer wine pairings or explain the origins of a dish, which reinforces the sense that you’re in the hands of people who care about their craft.

What makes Maison De Bœuf stand out is its singular focus and confident simplicity. While many modern menus try to cater to all tastes, this one leans proudly into its French identity and executes it with elegance. For anyone seeking a high-quality dining experience rooted in timeless flavours, this is a must-visit in Cardiff.