A delightful community run cafe located in the picturesque village of Myddfai, Carmarthenshire, just three miles from Llandovery and nestled in the beautiful landscape of the Brecon Beacons National Park.
Opening at 11:00, on the very reasonably priced lunch menu you’ll find a daily Welsh cawl (stew), jacket potatoes, soup (including a tasty broccoli, stilton & carrot), salads, sandwiches, baguettes, toasties and a daily quiche special.
As for cake you’ll of course find the Welsh staples of homemade Bara Brith with butter and warmed Welsh cakes alongside a stupendously tasty and rich Guinness cake, beetroot & chocolate, lemon sponge, coffee & walnut and millionaire shortbread slice.
Inside there’s a good number of tables for larger cycling groups in addition to plenty of seating and room for bikes outdoors too.
The staff are extremely welcoming and during our Cambrian Mountains and Llyn Brianne cycle route via the Devil’s Staircase, in which this cafe is en-route, came to our rescue due to a fast puncture. Les the manager of the centre picked us up and even managed to source an inner tube repair kit – you wouldn’t get this at Starbucks!
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