Caffi Glyndwr in Powys

Lunch time treat and what a treat foid Excellent had the salad with chicken coupons with salad also scampi with salad so fresh tasting service brilliant friendly caffi will be going again

We visited this cafe based on other reviews we had read. We were not disappointed. The cafe is very comfortable with a lovely atmosphere and a mixture of locals and tourists were visiting. Sarah was especially helpful and the food was tasty and fresh. We would certainly visit here again.

Best caffi in Mach, hands down. Had a lovely lunch (quiche and salad, with plenty of options to choose from). Leave room for some home made bara brith! The cakes are spectacular. The staff are great too.

Lovely warm and comfortable lunch stop today. Very busy with a mix of locals (always a good sign) and visitors. Staff were very friendly, helpful and efficient despite being rushed off their feet. Food freshly cooked, plentiful and tasty and very good value. Well done all.

Cafi Glyndwr was welcome stop on a bike tour of North Wales on a Monday morning in February. Open at 9am ( when many other were closed ) warm and welcoming with a log burner blazing away and friendly staff, we enjoyed a full cooked breakfast with tea and toast for £9 each. The staff were welcoming and helpful and there’s an excellent range of specials and a standard menu too plus lots of home baked cakes. The Cafi is located in a historic building dating back to the 1400’s. Definitely worth a visit and less touristy than some of the venues closer to the town centre and crossroads.

Excellent snacks and homemade cakes. Lovely staff and homely experience. Great coffee. All freshly cooked. Clean and spacious environment

Lovely home made soup And Persian cake lovely Hubby had tomatoes and paprika soap and Welsh cakes

Visited with family, during a trip to the local area. We opted for a light lunch which consisted of soup and bread. The soup was delicious, clearly home made .Served with a hearty cob

In my first Cymraeg course, many of the students came from the Powys area and the surrounding areas. Caffi Alys (as it was known then) was famous for being both unapologetically Cymraeg-speaking and learner-friendly - I've heard many success stories of learners making their first ever food order here and getting over that language hurdle. When I first was in the area in January for my exam, I was sad to hear Alys had closed as I'd been looking forward to making a detour to drop in. Now I'm in the area again, I found out Glyndwr is in its place, and I knew I wanted to visit! It's not quite in the thick of the main high street, but not difficult to find - just next door to the Owain Glyndwr centre (naturally). The cafe itself is quite small but cheerful, colourfully decorated and clean, everyone was in good spirits and it was great to eat and take in the atmosphere while hearing Cymraeg all around. The menu is simple, wholesome food and the prices are very reasonable: I had a cheese sandwich with accompanying salad and crisps, a tea, and a Welsh cake (with butter) for around £9. Not bad at all. If you're coming to Mach for similar reasons, or if you find yourself in the area, I can definitely recommend coming here for a fuel stop.

Warm and efficient welcome, simple but varied menu, wonderfully airy space. Unmistakably Welsh. All day breakfast was generous portions, as was the homemade vegetable soup. Didn't have any of the cakes but they looked deliciously homemade too.

Had the all day Breakfast here and it came with Toast and Tea or Coffee, it was a REALY good breakfast that was served with a smile, the staff are very friendly and attentive with lots of local knowledge ,I have tried most places in the area and this is the best I will be returning time and again and will have to try their wonderful home made cakes next time !!!