The Coach House - Cardigan

Tracy B.

Beautiful place with lovely surroundings, the abbey, a watermill & lake. The almond croissants 🥐 were another level.. melt in mouth. Nice for a lighter breakfast. Nice courtyard style outdoor area to enjoy the sun.

Jamie P.

5 of us popped in 3 of us had coffees different ones 1 had a hot chocolate all were nicely done and at about £2.50 each which I think is a good price we bought 2 of there Jams which I think are made by them or by someone from the local area not sure but both tasted lovely cost £5 per which we're about average size.

Iain W.

Great little cafe and gift shop next door to the Abbey. Lovely staff serving great coffee and cakes. Preserves and chutneys along with other local delights on sale. Also a small gallery on site too. Well worth a look.

Leila A.

Found this beautiful community cafe by chance as we were looking for the fish and chips here (they were closed) and what a little gem we happen upon.

Bright and spacious room, the walls adorned with locally produced artisan products. A knitting circle was busy chatting whilst knitting their various items.

The staff were ever so helpful and friendly!

Last but certainly not least -THE FOOD!
I had the mackerel pate and the raspberry cheesecake. 10/10 the salad that accompanied the pate was fresh and beautifully seasoned and the cheesecake fluffy and bursting with flavour!

My son had a Welsh lamb pasty - and ate every crumb!
Everyone else in our party were also immensely pleased.

Highly recommend ❤️

Hilary O.

Lovely cafe, beautiful location, friendly staff, delicious food

Hattie L.

30-minute wait for a cup of tea despite no food being served and 5 members of staff being on shift. The kitchen and counter seemed chaotic and cluttered, and the staff were stressed and impatient. I saw a member of staff squeezing the teabags into the tea with her bare hands. This made me a bit nervous about my own tea. In the midst of all of this chaos, hummus was being freshly prepared (remember, no food was being served today). Overall a very frustrating and confusing experience...

Peter G.

Great place for a coffee in Abbey/Millpond setting with good farmers market on Tuesdays. Cosy inside with local gifts and museum. Friendly staff. Homemade cakes. Only disappointment was cappuccino being served in cardboard cup when seated inside; normally crockery.

Gareth E.

An excellent cafe providing tasty food full of fresh ingredients and tasteful dressings. The coffee is tasty and nice to have a flat white that is not served in a thimble. The staff are really friendly and the setting is cosy. There are nice displays of craft work from local artisans and a small museum recording the history of the Abbey. Well worth a visit.