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The cafe at the National Wool Museum offers visitors a range of food and drink in lovely surroundings.

There's also a children's play area to keep the little ones occupied.

There are plenty of high chairs available and baby feeding equipment including a milk warmer and baby utensils.

All the meals offered on the day of your visit will also be available as a child's meal. The menu changes from day-to-day and seasonally, but below is a flavour of what's on offer:

  • Welsh rarebit with Welsh herb mustard and Tomos Watkin beer
  • Soup or Cawl of the Day
  • Hot Pot
  • A selection of paninis
  • Hot turkey rolls for Christmas
  • Puddings
  • A selection of delicious cakes, biscuits and chocolates
  • Welsh Ice Cream
  • Tea / Coffee
  • Selection of cold drinks

Information

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Dre-fach Felindre
April–September: 10am–5pm, daily; October–March: 10am to 5pm, Tues–Sat

Phone:
(029) 2057 3070

Switchboard (standard rate): 0300 111 2 333

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