Cardiff's lively arts centre is undergoing a major £4 million redevelopment, which will double the size of its award-winning café bar. But even with builders in the back yard, the show must go on, and Chapter's temporary café bar is still proving a huge success. The change of location to one of its adjacent buildings hasn't dented Chapter's atmosphere, and their great range of food and drink continues to impress. Everything is fresh, homemade, seasonal and served with care and a warm welcome. So, whether you want to try the infamous sausage and mash, fresh Welsh-made pasta filled with wild mushroom or venison, or just want to discuss the cultural climate over a cappuccino, you'll always find a treat to satisfy.

The Observer described Chapter's award-laden bar as having 'a staggering range of beers', and it's living up to its promise of continuing to serve up the best of world beer and guest ales on tap, and knocking your socks off with its two annual beer festivals - Oktoberfest and Maifest. Chapter's smaller screen has now reopened, fully refurbished and already winning plaudits as the best small screen in Wales. Their theatre and gallery programme is continuing both on and off site, and their great little shop is still open - crammed with irresistible treasures. So, pop into Chapter next time you're nearby - you won't be disappointed. Chapter will reopen fully this summer with a celebrity-sprinkled launch penciled in for Autumn 2009.