Jane Davies

Location: Penbryn Beach National Trust Car Park.
The Plwmp Tart [pronounced the Plump Tart] is a little café housed in the old farm cart house just a few minutes walk from the glorious sandy beach of Penbryn. Serving light lunches, homemade cakes and pastries, great coffee and Welsh ice-cream. Friendly, relaxed atmosphere with all welcome ( including your four legged friends!) Open Easter – October and some dates out of season, check the Facebook page for more info.
Tel: 01239 758100 Email: theplwmptart@gmail.com FaceBook: facebook.com/The-Plwmp-Tart-Penbryn-Beach
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Location: Church Street, New Quay SA45 9NT
The Captains Rendezvous is a traditional Fish and Chip shop in New Quay overlooking Cardigan Bay. TWe are excited to announce that The Captain’s Rendezvous has officially re-opened under new management. Open 12pm until late every day for both takeaway and restaurant meals.

Tel: 01545 560507  FaceBook: facebook.com/
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Location: 3 High Street Cardigan SA43 1HJ
creative community space offering a range of craft activities, meeting and exhibition space with a café and coffee shop. A place where people can meet, eat, make and create.
Tel: 01239 758088 Email: Stiwdio3@makeitinwales.co.uk FaceBook: Facebook.com/stiwdio3cafe
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Location: Cambrian Quay, Cardigan, West Wales, SA43 1EZ
Just across from Cardigan Castle, below The Grosvenor. Pass under the archway to discover Cardigan’s hidden treat. The Tipi has always been one of those special places – the fire pits by the river, the live music, the smell of pizza in the air – and now it’s home to Bluestone beer on tap. Our new riverside home where great pizza, proper craft beer, and good vibes come together under the open sky.
You’ll find us right on the water, on the much-loved site where the Pizza Tipi once stood.
Opening Hours: Friday: Kitchen 4-9pm / Bar 4-10pm. Saturday: Kitchen 4-9pm / Bar 4-10pm
Tel: 01239 612259
Email: cardigan@grain.wales Web: grain.wales/venue/cardigan/ FaceBook facebook.com/graincardigan
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Location: Aberaeron Harbour
The Guardian December 19, 2009 50 Favourite Festive Pubs tells you all you need to know about this excellent restaurant – The Harbour Master. Malcolm Gluck, wine critic…”It takes dedication to get here, I recently returned from a weekend stay – it is also a hotel….Its secret? Owners Glyn and Menna Heulyn see it as an extension of their family. Indeed the place – and its chattering, pretension-loathing locals – are family. The beers (numerous) are local, the food is local, the staff are local and the weather local.
Tel: 01545 570755 Email: info@harbour-master.com Web:www.harbour-master.com/
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Location: 13 Pendre Cardigan High Street
A deservedly popular cafe at the top of Cardigan high street a few doors before the turning down to The Mwldan. Great value for lunch and a comfy spot for morning coffee or afternoon tea. The sofas eat you up, the armchairs in the window are perfect for watching the lively high street. Try the cakes and you are sure to keep coming back.
Tel: 01239 621863 Web: www.facebook.com/Food-For-Thought
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Location: Penrhiwllan, Llandysul, SA44 5NG
The Daffodil gastro pub is situated in the village of Penrhiwllan near the market town of Newcastle Emlyn. The quality of the food and the imaginative presentation of dishes makes this a real treat.
Tel: 01559 370343 Email: info@thedaffodilinn.co.uk Web: www.daffodilinn.co.uk/ FaceBook: Facebook.com/TheDaffodilPenrhiwllan
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Location: Priory StSA43 1BU Cardigan
Cafe and deli with freshly baked goodies. Great for a coffee or brunch. Winners of  ‘Casual Dining Restaurant of the Year South West Wales’ 2019! Sun: 10 – 14.00 | Mon – Thu: 8.30 – 4.30 |  Fri – Sat : 8.30 – late.

Look out for evening openings on the website.
Tel: 01239 611278 Email: contact@crwst.cymru Web: www.crwst.cymru/
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Location: Located at the entrance to St Dogmaels Abbey in St Dogmaels
The Coach House is a great friendly place for breakfast, a light lunch, or lovely afternoon tea. On sunny days, sitting outside with a great view of the abbey is a particularly relaxed experience. Fully licensed with selection of wines and locally brewed beers and ciders.
Tel: 01239 615389 Email: info@stdogmaelsabbey.org.uk Web www.stdogmaelsabbey.org.uk
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Location: Royal Oak, Quay Street, Cardigan
Excellent and very friendly restaurant with authentic Indian cuisine. Very extensive menu, don’t miss out on the delicious Peshwari Naan bread. Bring your own alcohol, or choose from non alcoholic beer or soft drinks including a range of Lassi [yogurt, water, spices and sometimes fruit].
Tel: 01239 621416 Email: amosabbir@yahoo.com Web: www.abdulstandoorispice.net
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Location: Cardigan Castle Green Street, Cardigan SA43 1JA
A floating box of glass and slate perched on the castle walls provides a great vantage point to view the gardens on one side and the high street and river on the other. The entrance is either through the castle or if you just want to visit the café use the door below the castle entrance and follow the stairs up. There are facilities for disabled visitors. Seating is available indoors and out. The salads and cakes are lovely!
Tel: 01239 562002  Email: info@cardigancastle.com Web: cardigancastle.com/dining
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