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Crwst
Ceredigion, Cardigan - Bakery & Café
Crwst’s off-site bakery on Bath House Road in Cardigan provides four types of bread for the Priory Street café, all based on organic Shipton Mill flour. In addition, they produce everything from brioche doughnuts to particularly good swirls (perhaps cinnamon or maple and pecan). Visitors to the café can also take advantage of a good-sized, all-day brunch menu ranging from rum and banana French toast or sour cream hash browns to slow-roast local pork shoulder packed in a roll with satay sauce and a crispy fried egg. Crwst’s Poppit Sands outpost is perfect place to pick up something to enjoy on the beach – or when walking the Pembrokeshire Coast Path.
VENUE DETAILS
Priory Street
Cardigan
Ceredigion
SA43 1BU
01239 611278
OTHER INFORMATION
Family friendly, Dog friendly
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