With seashell chandeliers and local art on the baby-blue walls, this convivial little cafe is a pleasant place to tuck in to a cooked breakfast, Welsh rarebit, a ploughman's lunch, a sandwich (toasted or doorstop) or traditional high tea (£14 per person for two people). More adventurous is the evening bistro menu, where you might find a fish, coconut and tamarind curry.
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