The Coach House in Pembrokeshire

Staying in St Dogmaels for a week so popped in this little cafe midweek for lunch. The staff were lovely and friendly and the food was yummy. We each had a slice of Frittata with homemade salads and cucumber pickle, really delicious, with Chocolate brownie and a very yummy nut covered slice. Will be going back today for some of the homemade scones …..watched them being made yesterday. Thank you to the young lady who gave me her recipe for cucumber pickles. Will definitely try those on return to Tasmania.

Popped in after a visit to the Abbey ruins. Set in a gorgeous little spot, the food looked lovely. We were looking more at the gift shop than the cafe and ended up buying a beautiful art print by a local artist and some some flour from the traditional mill across the road which was closed at the time.

Looking forward to the friendly vibe of 2years ago but boy has this place changed. Unwelcoming atmosphere. Queued for 20 mins , ordered a bacon roll and bacon sandwich as advertised , was told they’re not doing them now, asked what they were doing and was shown a lunch menu Was happy to order lunch but was informed there’s a changeover so no food for half an hour. This place was so nice when we last visited but now it just feels like a money spinner with people herded in and herded out Disappointing to say the least! Mark H

Fabulous gift shop and cafe with all fresh food and free doggy treats. We had a picky board for 2 for a tenner and were stuffed! Thank you!

We stopped for lunch after mooching about the castle. What a lush little place! Food was excellent and the staff fun and friendly.

Go to Coach House every week any time of year and wouldn’t go anywhere else ,the place is unique. The staff are brilliant always friendly and you are always treated as part of the family. As for the food first class freshly made on the premises ,once again lovely place to visit.😊😊😊.Keep up the good work and thanks to you all.

My son was asked to play welsh tunes on his digital piano in the Coach House for St Davids Day. He never charges anyone for his time and is given a grateful welcome and refreshments wherever he goes. Twice when he was there a member of staff came over to ask him to play quieter as people could speak. The volume was I'm no way excessive, plus there were very few customers there. We had to pay £14.00 as a family for refreshments, with our son not even having his for free. They had the radio on as he was playing and as for offering him cawl it never happened. What a letdown for us, as we could easily have been somewhere else to celebrate the day of our patron Saint. Needless to say they need not bother asking him to play again as a refusal may offend. Our son has never walked out of a venue he was invited too. Bit in this instance we totally back his decision.

A damp September afternoon: we walked through the Coach House cafe to look at the Abby ruins, remarkably well preserved, and the atmosphere hit us immediately; so welcoming. We returned for what we planned to be a quick cuppa and a cake but stayed much longer. These lovely ladies were just so naturally friendly and helpful our visit was just delightful. The coffee, tea and hot chocolate delicious and the accompanying sustenance well-presented and flavourful. Definitely recommend and if we are ever in the vicinity will revisit.

This is situated with the ruins of the abbey close by. A busy cafe.we had two capacinnos. They were well made. If you look for the duck pond then you will find it.

Visited here as part of farmers market visit. Lovely service, was very busy but the ladies went out of their way to make sure we could be seated. Good coffee and cake too!

Lovely little place. Very friendly service. Great setting by the Abbey ruins. Nice coffee. Great cakes. Gets very busy on Tuesday mornings when the Farmers Market is just outside. Why isn’t there a Cafe sign on the road??? Not everyone knows what The Coach House is!!! Can recommend.

Fabulous food and drink - the homemade soup with fresh sourdough and Welsh cheese was divine. Apple/hazelnut cake taken to go was homemade and thoughtfully packed in box with wooden fork - fresh strawberry and kumquat garnish! Wish I had bought more :) Staff were very friendly and it was just a really lovely place to visit.

This is charming space with very friendly accommodating staff. Serves a wide range of good cafe/ tearoom goodies. All the food is very fresh and well presented. Shame it is a closely guarded secret but well worth a visit for breakfast lunch or a tea treat. Will be visiting here a lot. Abby is beautiful as well and free.

it was a very nice cheesecake but when I order coffee and cheesecake I expect the coffee to come with the cheesecake, not 10 minutes after I've finishe it!

We discovered the Abbey and Coach House today. A lovely walk around the Abbey was followed by an outstanding lunch at the coach House. The food is excellent, good size portions and a decent choice of items. We were too full for a pudding so we treated ourselves to some takeaway cake for later, also excellent. The ladies working are brilliant; wonderful sense of humour and so welcoming. We can't wait to visit again!

Great place . Lovely coffee cake . Friendly service . Lunch menu looked nice and then you can stroll around abbey ruins and local church . Nice visit

A really lovely place to eat. The service was very welcoming and efficient. The food was absolutely delicious. A really good choice for the lunch menu, great portions and homemade. Would really recommend this as a lovely place to eat.

Booked lunch for a friends special birthday and we were not disappointed. Never knew this little gem existed. Home made delicious savoury and sweet food. Had the cheese, onion and potato pasty with salad, coleslaw and potato salad. The pastry for the pasty was Wow, never had anything so delicious ever and a huge portion. Followed by a homemade scone, cream and jam. The staff were really friendly and couldn't do enough to make our dining experience pleasurable. The location was very pretty next to an old Abbey and duck pond. I highly recommend a visit. We'll definitely be back.

Great food atmosphere and service diolch yn fawr iawn thank you everyone and a gorgeous Abbey as well a lovely day out

Found this delightful cafe - lovely staff , great surroundings next to Abbey . Both of us had the mackerel pate - just too good for words

Popped in for coffee and a cake whilst visiting the local produce market. It was busy, but quickly found a table. The staff were very friendly and welcoming. Lovely coffees and the most delightful sticky ginger cake. Spotlessly clean, too- inside and out.

We came here for lunch. We had a warm welcome. Lots to choose from. Lovey food. And great service. Will visit again. Thank you guys.

Visited twice for lunch whilst staying in St Dogmaels. Lovely cafe...the soup is outstanding, and has the bonus of coming with cheese! We have also been introduced to warm sicilia style tomatoes on flat bread - delicious, will be trying that at home. Service is...

Visited this delightful little cafe near the Abbey at St Dogmaels. Staff very friendly and welcoming. Our two small dogs were able to go inside the cafe. Had some delicious home made scones and jam🙂. Would thoroughly recommend.

We visited the Abbey and cane across this cafe which overlooks it and had outside space. We thought we would give it a try. We were greeted very warmly and told what we needed to do (COVID wise). The cafe was amazing, full of gifts...

Small cafe situated next to the Abbey. Only outside seating allowed when we visited at lunch time on a Tuesday. Hot drinks and cakes only because of COVID at the time.

Super friendly and very helpful people serving simple but great food which we really enjoyed. The staff were very flexible and accommodating to specific dietary needs.

Staying locally for a week, we ate at the Coachhouse Cafe twice. Once eating in and second time as a takeaway for a picnic. Particular call out to the lady cook for her fabulously delicious bacon, leek and laverbread quiche served with a dressed salad...

Stopped in today as we travelled through and enjoyed coffee and cake so much we had lunch too! All delicious on a great little cafe and very Covid-sage. Would definitely recommend.

After exploring the attached abbey , a lovely information center / cafe to rest and have a snack .There is a working water mill cross the road which is also worth a visit

We visited here a few years ago and we thought we'd call in for lunch. Very welcoming staff, really friendly and smiley. My husband and I had the quiche amazing combination of Bacon, Leek and Laverbread it was so tasty it came with a lovely...

Handy for a good cup of tea, or cup of coffee, after visiting the market/ wandering around the village.

Next to beautiful St Dogmael Abbey. Not quite big enough if lots of visitors and always seem to be running out of normal milk! Staff friendly.

Took visiting family for lunch, we all ate something different, and everyone loved it. Lovely food, great staff and all in a wonderful setting.

We stayed in St Dogmaels for a 10-day holiday and had breakfast in this place before we started our long journey home. The Coach House is situated outside the grounds of an ancient abbey ruin - a very peaceful and pretty place. We had a...

V friendly helpful staff. Lovely chutney from Foxhills Farm Food freshly prepared and well presented. V gd value.

A favourite place for lunch during our stay in St.Dogmaels.The quality of food is the best we have experienced anywhere.Ingredients are locally sourced and the soups and quiches are delicious.Lovely friendly staff,great service and lots of interesting books,paintings,crafts,etc.to browse (and to buy).Will really miss it...

I called in the Coach House for coffee, snack and chat, what a lovely welcome, the staff are extremely friendly and helpful. I opted for a cheese scone which is served warm with butter, a wedge of cheese and a bowl of chutney I also had a cappuccino. Everything was homemade and served with a smile. Looking forward to stopping for lunch next time.

We enjoyed two delicious quiches, one vegetarian and one with bacon. All dishes were homemade and, according to the menu, ingredients were locally sourced. The coffee was very good (i had an espresso doppio) and the scone was warm. The personnel was friendly and welcoming.

As a group of 11 people, 7 of which were children we were greeted with smiles and warmth. The service was great and the food was fabulous. Very friendly and highly recommended. Thank you. Will definitely be coming back!

Stopped here for lunch. The food was superb....homemade & delightful. We can thoroughly recommend this delightful cafe & gift shop.

We called in for a snack and stayed on to enjoy the many delights of the Coach House. It is a very stylish building, sympathetic to its setting in the heart of the village and near the ruins of the monastery. The quiches were delicious with truly excellent pastry and nice fresh salad and the cakes and coffee were good too. After lunch we browsed around the little shop and the museum, before exploring the pretty garden across the road. We were back a few days later when the weekly food market was on (a prizewinner in the BBC Food Awards 2018), and found all the same pleasures plus live music in the courtyard. We would recommend St Dogmaels for a lovely holiday.

We visited the Coach House for coffee and delicious home made scones and after a very interesting tour of The Felin Mill and spending time in the Abbey ruins and the Church, we returned to to have some more yummy food and purchase some take home presents.

Can’t recommend this place highly enough! Very friendly, wide selection of cakes, coffees, teas and snacks. Lots of specials, everything home made and excellent value. Also a really good shop with local produce and a market on Tuesdays. You really must visit the Coach House!

Thursday 10 May 18, after visiting St Dogmaels Abbey my husband and I were in need of refreshments so we went to The Coach House Cafe.

Lovely atmosphere, dogs allowed which was great, the food was so nice, we asked to buy more to take away. Absolutely fantastic tasting food all home made. Would definitely recommend a visit . If we are ever in that area again then a must to visit.

Called in for a late lunch. Always a warm welcome and the drinks and food are delicious! There are vegetarian and gluten free options as well as the usual fare. All prepared fresh on site.

I didn't eat here but I did have a quick coffee as I explored the beautiful village of St Dogmaels. It was a nice relaxing place.

Consistently good every time. This is our local and it never disappoints. I’d love to go there more often but just don’t have the time. Always really good, tasty home cooked food. Highly recommend. For children they have some lego and toys plus you can take a walk along the Abbey ruins right at the door and there’s a duck pond opposite to feed the ducks. Ample parking right by it. On a Tuesday they have a local produce market with high quality goods and they have an old mill where you can buy flour.

Wonderful, home-cooked food. So good we visited three times during the week we were staying in St Dogmaels! Welcoming staff, too, and a good range of gifts to buy. Dog-friendly.

The Coach House is situated just below the monastery ruins and offers a good range of food and plenty of interest to look at while you wait. Outside seating in fine weather gives excellent views of the ruins and everything is freshly cooked and delicious.

I'm constantly surprised at how dog friendly cafes are in wales. This one was no exception. We were going to sit outside on the wet seats in the drizzle when we were welcomed in. Very nice interior, very friendly staff and great value for money.

Everything about this place screams local. Situated in a small village, next to a duck pond and a large ruined abbey and with an adjacent museum, what more could you want? We went on market day - an award winning farmers' market next door, and we had bacon sandwiches and coffee. The restaurant is well laid out, clean and the staff were extremely welcoming. The food and drinks were really good and very reasonably priced. The walls are decorated with local crafts and there are outside tables at the front and rear. The breakfast menu is really good and the scrambled egg and salmon looked delicious. Will definitely return when next in the area and would highly recommend.

We have stayed in St Dogmaels several times before and the standard at TCH has always been high with a 5* food hygiene rating which is reassuring. Great choice of interesting locally based products. Small cafe with tables inside and out. Good service even on a rainy sun aft. We enjoyed soup with warm rolls and Welsh cheese. Lots of gifts in shop including local jams and chutneys, beers, arts and crafts.

Después de haber visitado el mercado semanal y dio un salto en un fabuloso desayuno - huevos revueltos salmón n masa fermentada. Tan sabroso! V personal agradable y precioso edificio. Un auténtico lujo. Sus tartas pero parecía muy rico. . Quizás la próxima vez.

Nos dejó en la cafetería mientras visitaba la abadía, el personal era acogedor y las tartas eran preciosas. Nos sentamos en el sol con las gallinas vagando por los pies, después de un segundo café, nos dimos cuenta de la mitad de la mañana habían...

Mientras estuvimos en una escapada de fin de semana salimos para caminar. Necesitamos llamar en algún lugar para una taza de café. Nos encontramos con este lugar, fuimos para el té y el café. Vimos caseros bollo y tenía uno cada uno. Estos eran impresionantes...

Ubicación encantadora al lado de las ruinas de la abadía y el estanque con patos atmosférico. Interesante edificio con tejado verde. Excelente café, pasteles y almuerzos ligeros. También una pequeña pero muy buena tienda de regalos, joyería, etc. con interesantes a precios muy razonables. Y...

Queso y jamón en una fuente preciosa de un inesperado. Después de haber disfrutado de una visita a las ruinas de la abadía adyacente nos sirvieron una comida excelente y a un precio razonable. Encantador.

The zucchini( courgette) and feta fritters were delicious..the coffee was good...the outdoor seating was very welcome, dining in the sun...opposite an idyllic scene of a pond, near a old water mill, with ducks swimming about...a real John Constable scene...!!

Found this when out on a bike ride and really excellent food, surroundings and service. The pea and mint soup with home baked roll and tasty cheddar. Delicious.

Great food, the best scrambled eggs I've ever tasted with excellent quality bacon. Nice atmosphere and very friendly staff. I look forward to visiting again when I am in pembrokeshire for the May /June cusp.

Planning the usual 'Sunday Roast' later in the day, we had bowls of soup at lunch time - tomato and red onion which was really tasty. With a wholemeal roll from Y Felin (also in the village) and a good-sized piece of cheese, the meal was 5 star!

Popped in here with our dogs for a coffee. Our dogs were made vet welcome and we had a lovely coffee and bara brith. Good menu of soup, paninis etc and homemade cakes. This is the visitors centre and also has some nice items for sale.

A large group of us had a fantastic lunch at The Coach House a few weeks ago. We were all super impressed with the delicious home cooked food, the best creamy tasting coleslaw ever, fantastic homemade soups and great tasting toasties that the children devoured. Very reasonable priced, with a lovely cosy atmosphere and very friendly and personable staff - all in all a brilliant place to have a lovely meal, or a great coffee with delicious welsh cakes. Would 100% recommend and will be going back there when we are next there on holiday.

Popped in for a quick cup of tea as I was passing, ended up having a delicious scone with jam and clotted cream too. Lovely service, lovely place! Will be coming for lunch next time I'm passing.

Well well well I visited recently and had the HOMEMADE Cawl & cake. Amazingly good value for exceptionally good food. Staff are always friendly & helpful and the abbey is an amazing setting. We will be back soon!

Was visiting family near Cardigan last week when we popped in here, for a spot of lunch. We were greeted warmly, I decided to have the cawl (pronounced cowl) a traditional Welsh soupy stew it was great obviously home made which many places can't honestly boast these days! And was the tempted into the apple cinnamon cake also delicious! All very reasonably priced all served quickly and courteously. Thanks guys will definitely return when I'm back in the area!

The Coach-house is a great venue for a lovely cup of tea, some home made cake and a chat and a browse. When we have a break down in the village, we always go in, and even though we are not local to the area by any means, everyone is always so welcoming and helpful. Tuesday morning is a must, as it has a super little farmer's market outside selling ALL local produce, even take-away snacks if you're just passing through. This year I think it won a BBC award for the best local market for variety and quality, which was a huge achievement and well deserved.You can sit inside or outside, and are always served with a smile and quality refreshments. This seems to be a great asset to what is already a delightful village to visit.

It is extra busy on Tuesdays due to the excellent small producers market next door, but plenty of staff on duty, clean and friendly The cafe opens out into the ruins of the Abbey, and dogs are welcome throughout. The cafe is part of a small visitor centre, and has articles for sale displayed around it.We only had coffee but it was brought to our table, and excellent.We were able to escape the loud accordion music in the cafe ( my mother is phobic!!)The cafe is a good place to visit after wandering around this pretty village

Consistently good coffee and poached eggs,bacon and toast in the mornings. Nice range of snacks and home cooking during the day time. Give it a try when in the area.

Such a delight to be serviced a good coffee at the temperature we asked for, and tasted as if,we were drinking coffee. We also had the scones. It was truly an afternoon tea and you would hope for. Old fashion recipe from a local woman. The staff were delightful. Couldn't have asked for more!

Had afternoon tea here after a brief wander around the abbey. Very good home made cakes, and interesting choice of drinks. Nice relaxing surroundings and clean toilets.

We had lunch today, at the Coach House, after a lovely wonder around the ruins of the Abbey. What a treat! The food was fresh and delicious, well priced and generous. The staff were warm and welcoming, The Coach House also houses a small museum relating to the Abbey, and a gift shop/gallery where we bought something for everyone!All this is housed in an eco-building, with a 'living' roof! Full marks from all of us!

It's been a long time since we lived in St. Dogmaels, so what a lovely surprise to find this coffee cum art and gift shop. Coffee was good, dogs welcome inside. And out.St Dogmaels is uplifted by this lovely place by the abbey.Hazel P

After (or, indeed, before) visiting the abbey, The Coach House, offers a pleasant stopover. The staff are friendly and flexible - we had a vegan with us - and the food was excellent and tasty. Seating both inside and outside to cater for all weather conditions. Only gripe was the slow service (during a very quiet time) but this was all forgiven given the welcoming staff and food.

Lovely lunch again today........... Good company, delightful and friendly staff. There's a very good exhibition of landscape painting.......breathtaking colours. And Singing Village are rehearsing to sing Christmas carols again at the Coach House Christmas Fair on the 6th December. Do come and join in the singing. See you there?

Called in yesterday to visit the fabulous local market which is run by The Coach House and decided we call in for a coffee. Mocha coffee was brilliant, lovely flavour and just what we needed. The Coach House is a lovely setting, lots of food on offer including lovey cakes. Friendly service and seating also outside if weather suitable or for dog walkers. We'll be back and so enjoyed the market which is held every Tuesday AM. Super food selection and fish and some fascinating craft stalls. Both places are a must visit.Check out their website to see what othere events are being held there. Kath Editor Welsh Country magazine

I live in St. Dogmaels. I'm a volunteer gardener at the Coach House and me and my friends use it as a meeting place. And yes the coffee is really good and the staff are warm and helpful .... A pleasure to know. And the work their socks off to give very good service. Thank you all.On Mondays we have pensioners lunch together which is scrummy and good value at just £6. Chicken pie with 3 veg and gravy with strudel and custard. It's a sociable do... So maybe we'll see you there. Marion

St. Dogmaels boasts a very good local producers market which I have been visiting during the past few weeks. This has caused me to take advantage of The Coach House Cafe which is next door. The coffee really is the best that I have tasted in Pembrokeshire! While sipping my latte, I have enjoyed the work of local artists displayed on the walls in this tastefully refurbished building. I have also noticed the steady stream of shoppers and stall holders, passing through the door to buy hot drinks and attractive-looking cakes and snacks. Lovely staff who offer a warm welcome and good service. Can see this becoming a regular fixture in my week!

Very welcoming and friendly place to eat. Good selection of food and drinks as well as gifts. Handy for the abbey as well. Well behaved dogs welcome and presume the same applies to children.

We enjoyed a delightful lunch sat on the terrace in the sun at the back of the restaurant in August. The food is freshly prepared and great quality. Being vegan the lovely people there prepared me a delicious salad including nasturtiums from their garden. Very civilised setting and enjoyed a glass of chilled wine. Much of the produce used in the cafe is from the garden, totally local.

Had a delicious lunch in this cosy little house. Everyone should visit it while in St.Dogmaels. There is an old Abbey next to the house so you can enjoy a good view in the yard along with a lovely chai latte. Would come back many times.

Very good coffee, fully cooked breakfast and prompt service. Possibilty to sit outside if sunny. Interesting gift shop

The Coach House is a gem of a place in the wonderful village of St Dogmaels. It is adjacent to St Dogmaels Abbey, and has a small museum within, giving a brief history of the abbey and displaying some its finds. There are changing art displays around the walls, and all types of gifts, tastefully chosen. No dolls of Welsh women in traditional dress here: lots of books, maps, jewellery, art and food, though.Predominantly the Coach House is a cafe. It serves excellent coffee, and the times I have eaten there, the food has been exactly right. It does not pretend to be a gastronomic delight - but what it serves is unpretentious food for the lunchtime and snack market. It has pitched its business very well. And the staff are extremely friendly. If you find yourself in St Dogmaels (which I recommend) make sure you drop in here. There is even a farmers' market on Tuesday mornings which is also well worth a look.

Amazing little gallery / shop and café. Bought some gorgeous cheese, gifts and local beer and had a gresh baguette for lunch which was really delicious. Nice staff and abbey too.

Lovely location and lovely food. The pickled cucumber is yummy ! Great community feel about the place highly recommended !

When you're looking for a superb coffee and a home-made cake to go with it, this is the place for you. I thought I knew all about coffee but Carol behind the counter enlightened me about every variety on the menu. The friendly chickens belong to the owner of the lovely duck pond opposite the Cafe - they unobtrusively cluck under the outdoor tables intent on picking up the tiniest morsel almost before it reaches the ground. There are plenty of tables inside the Cafe where you'll also find cards and craft items and a range of delicious jams and pickles made by a St Dogmaels lady . I try to go there once a week, especially on a Tuesday when traders of eggs,bread, fresh vegetables, fish and meat show off their wares, all produced locally. Followed by coffee, served by friendly staff this is a highlight of my week.

Brought visitors to the area and stopped on for lunch. Very pleasant surroundings, lovely choices on the menu although not some of the speciality dishes which are available due to size and busyness at holiday time. However what was available was nicely presented and very tasty - home made cakes also very good and some catering for wheat free diet.

This friendly cafe is situated in a lovely, peaceful location overlooking a duck pond and next to the old monastery ruins. Food is delicious and good value with locally sourced ingredients. Would thoroughly recommend.

After trying a few local pubs which were ok, I was so happy to discover the deliciousness of this lovely place! Amazing food and service and delicious coffee and cakes, really tasty, thanks so much for a delicious lunch!

Advised by a friend to pop in for lunch sometime and was not disappointed. The staff are friendly, the setting beautiful and the food fresh, locally sourced and delicious. The sesame seed panini served with their own garden grown salad and zingy cucumber pickle was a particular highlight, as were the enticing array of cakes - we sampled the gluten free sesame flap jack which was just lovely. The museum is also worth a visit and the gift shop if full of delights which are sure to please everyone. They also currently have a beautiful art exhibition running which is lovely to see. In short, the coach house is fab and I shall certainly be spreading the word.

The Coach House is in a beautiful spot between the village duck pond and St Dogmaels Abbey. The cafe has lots of yummy locally sourced food and cakes (including gluten free), the staff are lovely and as The Coach House is actually the visitor centre for the Abbey, there's also a shop selling beautiful jewellery, gifts and cards and a small art gallery. Can't recommend it highly enough!

the four of us adults dropped in for a light midday meal and drink and we all were in complete agreement that we had just had an excellent meal in a very attractive venue, served by very friendly and efficient service. The food was very fresh, tasty, plentiful and well presented!We will certainly go back there again!

Bought some amazing local cheese and beer along with a book and silver ring. Too much nice stuff to choose from! The coffee, cake and staff were all excellent. Worth a wander to the abbey and drive to poppit beach too. Would highly recommend

This is so much more than it purports: a fine cafe, a small museum linking into the adjoining Abbey ruins, a small shop, friendly and well managed staff, and excellent toilet facilities. It's on the Wales Coastal Path and well worth an hour out if you're walking or longer if you're staying in the area

We popped in for tea and cake - not expecting much but how wrong were we ..... Fantastic find -.lovely place to eat - fabulous cake and excellent selection of food and beverages. ... We will definitely return to this friendly place.

We popped in for a snack and discovered a spotless welcoming cafe with some exceedingly good homemade cakes. All the food looked delicious and was great value. The staff were enthusiastic and friendly , we were made to feel really welcome. And they serve proper coffee.The cafe has a living roof which is brilliant and with a large pond and the Abbey ruins adjacent this is a great place to visit.

Really lovely place to visit. Delicious food and friendly staff against the stunning backdrop of St Dogmael's abbey. A real gem.

We visited on a rainy afternoon for lunch. We were immediately made to feel welcome and at home. Some of the party had different dietary requirements and the staff were able to ensure all these were met. The food was amazing and enjoyed by everyone - after a look at the Abbey, museum and shop we decided to have a further drink and cake these were excellent too. Definitely worth a visit.