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Glasbury Service Station

Glasbury Service Station
Cafe and coffee shop in Glasbury
Glasbury, Powys, LD3 0SD
Opening hours: 7:00 - 19:00 (Mon - Sun)
 Open Sunday
Listing updated: May 2025
coffee

Freshly ground from machine, Rijo 42 coffee

taste

We'd recommend their rather fruity flapjack, fresh out the oven for us!

selection

Locally made savoury snacks, freshly made baguettes, breakfast baps and homemade cakes

value

Coffee (£2.80), tea (£2.20), baguettes (£3.50), rolls (£3.20), sandwiches (£3.00), wrap (£2.80), cakes (from £2.00)

storage

Quickly nip in and go

groups

Takeaway only, small number of table top seats within the shop

location

We're just four miles west of the English/Welsh border town of Hay-on-Wye with superb quiet roads all around us, why not tackle our nearby Gospel Pass route to workout those legs?

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Filling station offering up affordable savoury snacks, homemade cakes and freshly ground coffee for those looking for a quick pitstop nearby to English border and glorious Hay-on-Wye.

Savoury snacks include pastys and pies from Peter’s Pies, locally sourced sandwiches and freshly made to order baguettes or breakfast baps. There’s also a small selection of freshly baked cakes and tray bakes too.

Last visited in May 2025

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