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About Casablanca Club

Casablanca Club Cafe sits on Mount Stuart Square in Cardiff Bay, offering a blend of café culture and live music in a historic setting. The venue traces its lineage to the 1960s Casablanca Club, which began in Bethel Chapel and later revived on the original site in December 2022. While the venue’s capacity isn’t publicly published, Casblanca Club Cafe remains a notable stop for music lovers exploring Cardiff’s coastal cityscape. Below you’ll find practical details to help you plan your visit, from seating options to nearby hotels and dining, plus how to get there.

As you plan your night, secure your seats through trusted sources and consider nearby transit options in Cardiff Bay. For a comfortable stay after a show, we’ve highlighted nearby hotels and recommended dining options that align with the area’s character. We’ve got you covered with easy, straightforward booking and reliable information to make your visit smooth and enjoyable.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location/address: Casablanca Club Cafe, Mount Stuart Square, Cardiff, CF10 5LR.
  • Venue type: cafe and live-music venue (Casablanca Club Cafe) operating on Mount Stuart Square.
  • Capacity: publicly published capacity for the venue is not documented; historical capacity figures for the old Casablanca Club are not reliably published.
  • History: Casablanca Club began in Bethel Chapel (Mount Stuart Square) in 1965, operated until 1985, and the chapel was demolished in the 1990s (site later used as a car park). The Casablanca Buildings (boutique apartments) were completed by 2021 on the site.
  • Revival and status: The Casablanca Club Cafe opened on the original site in December 2022; it was reported closed in March 2024 due to financial viability issues.
  • Notable artists historically hosted: Aretha Franklin, Shirley Bassey, Spandau Ballet.
  • Notable revival event: Night at the Casablanca staged at Wales Millennium Centre in 2014, celebrating the venue’s heritage.
  • Transit: The area sits in Cardiff Bay/Butetown; nearest rail station is Cardiff Bay, with bus services and regular city transport options.
  • Nearby hotels: voco St David’s Cardiff Hotel (Cardiff Bay area) and Cardiff Marriott Hotel are nearby hotel options.
  • Parking: the Bethel Chapel site was later used as a car park; current parking in the Mount Stuart Square area is via nearby street parking and local car parks.