Comments: The café at the HQ of cycling charity Pedal Power; it is totally vegetarian with many vegan options, listed below. It is highly recommended by vegans who have eaten here.
Breakfast: Porridge (spiced porridge made with their special blend of turmeric, cinnamon & cardamom topped with nuts & sprinkled with coconut sugar), toast & vegan spread, toast & jam (Welsh strawberry, Welsh raspberry, Welsh marmalade, peanut butter or Marmite), baked beans (served on toasted local bread), breakfast sausage sandwich (on thick cut local bread), scramble tofu on toast (can add mushrooms or tomatoes).
Baked potatoes: Sweet potato filled with butterbean hummus topped with dukkah, baked potato with baked beans & vegan cheese.
Sandwiches (served on local bread & with a side salad): Butterbean hummus & beetroot, mushroom pate & cucumber, sundried tomatoes, vegan pesto & spinach, vegan cheese with red onion & tomatoes.
Toasted Ciabatta (served on local bread & with a side salad): Roasted pepper & olive tapenade, vegan cheese & red onion.
Lunch: Farinata (a frittata style omelette made using chick pea flour, sautéed mushrooms & aioli), Welsh rarebit (grilled vegan cheese served with side salad), Cawl (tasty homemade cawl, see the board for the day’s options, served with local bread or sourdough).
Hot Pot: A curry, chilli or stew, served on rice or other grain (see the board for the day’s options).
Salad Bowl: See the display fridge for the day’s options.
There are a number of vegan cakes. Dairy free milk is available for hot drinks and milkshakes and they have vegan marshmallows and whipped cream to add to these. They also offer a suitable mango lassi.

User Comments:

The cafe has changed their menu for the autumn and winter seasons. They now offer sandwiches & toasties, freshly made soups and homemade cakes, and continue to offer barista coffee and cold drinks with dairy free options available. Check the Trip Advisor for opening times as these change throughout the year.
Jack 26/09/2019