Glasshouse Cafe

Situated in the Welsh Wildlife Centre on the top floor, the Glasshouse Café has a ‘treetop’ panoramic view of the Teifi River, Cardigan town and woodland.

The Glasshouse Cafe is open from 10.30am and closes at 5pm. Hot lunches are served between 12 noon and 2.30pm.

Gareth, our head cook, and his team offer a fine selection of locally produced and organic foods to suit all dietary requirements

There is plenty of seating out on the meadow at the back of the visitor centre where, of course, you can also sit with your dog. and enjoy the view over the river Teifi and Cardigan town.

All of the dishes on the menu are handmade, offering delights such as the all time favourites of Welsh Lamb Casserole and Cardigan Dressed Crab Salad. Every day there will be a different flavoursome soup and a range of filled paninis on offer, as well as the specials board.

We produce a range of exquisite hand-made patisserie including; Welsh cakes, Bara Brith or maybe an indulgent slice of Tiffin,  to enjoy with freshly brewed coffee. A healthy children’s menu is available or choose from the main menu for a half portion at half the price. Check the large and small blackboards for the daily menus.

We now have a licence to sell alcohol and can provide high-quality wines and beers with your meal.

  • Sample menu Gareth and Fresh SewinA sample of what we serve at the Glasshouse Cafe in the Welsh Wildlife Centre Home made soup of the day with roll and butter £ 3.95 Cardigan Bay Crab Pate, Toast and Salad £ 6.25 Fresh Teifi Sewin Salad £ 10.75 Home Cured Sewin “Gravadlax” with salads...
  • Christmas Dinner at the Welsh Wildlife Centre Winter berries by Amy LewisEnjoy a festive meal in our Glasshouse Café and be in with a chance to win a trip to Skomer Island. Not sure where to take the family during the fast approaching festive season? Or where to have your work, club or simply take a group of friends for a C...
  • Glasshouse Café gets top food hygiene rating big green tickThe Glasshouse Café in the Welsh Wildlife Centre, Cilgerran, has achieved a top rating of five for having very good standards of hygiene at its routine inspection. The Food Hygiene Rating Scheme operated by Pembrokeshire County Council in partnership w...

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