Great coffee shop in the town and competes with Coffi Lab for top spot…read more Shop was busy - clearly a good sign and there were ample food choices and drink choices to suit all. Design of the restaurant is chilled and there's a lot of space. Coffee was enjoyable and staff were friendly. Didn't try the sit down food however it did look good as I walked past and would've tried had we had more time. Definitely recommend for takeaway / for a visit if you are in the area.

Outstanding little spot. The smoothie and coffee I had were top notch and the decor was lovely…read more Also friendly service makes a difference and I found the couple people I interacted with very warm.

I love the milkshakes from this place. It is just an amazing place to have a nice Italian coffee or…read moremaybe a cinnamon swirl

People watching on a comfy, although shabby seat, sipping a skinny latte with my beloved dog at my…read morefeet - Sheer Bliss! Staff are efficient and busy and although not overly friendly, do the necessary to serve you as quick as they can. Could do with a refit if I'm honest, but never the less, won't stop me returning week after week.

I had no idea this was a chain of coffee shops…read more The place seemed very classy and the prices reasonable. The baby chino was the best Sam had ever had. Plenty of room and good atmosphere.

Good cappuccino and very tasty crunchy pain du raisin. Nice small place, with great decor as well.read more

A really nice, surprisingly large, self-service cafe. Lots of small tables with cloths, and a large…read morewindow overlooking the street. Lots of local artists' paintings for sale around the walls too. Good for snacks and cakes and a selection of hot meals - lovely coffee too. Pleasant staff serving at the counter which is hidden away towards the back on the left. The single unisex toilet is at the top of the stairs (there are some stairs on the way to the self-service counter as well).

This is a cute little tea room located in the old police station. Our lunch was good but it did not…read morehave the 'wow' factor. They had a nice selection of cakes to go with the tea.

This was my first visit to Abergavenny for a long time and certainly my first ever to the Food…read moreFestival. We made a good start at the fish centre with pinot grigio, oysters and crevettes and then made our way to other stalls sampling food and drink as we went. Particular favourites were the chowder and bread and the Vietnamese coffee. Inevitably beer was involved but we were a little disappointed by the range of beers at the Castle and the bar closing at 17:00. The Festival was busy even though it was dispersed through the town centre but decent weather and a friendly crowd made it very enjoyable.

This year's Abergavenny Food Festival takes place on 17th & 18th September in the lovely market…read moretown the gateway to Wales. The programme this year is superb with Masterclasses, Talks and Tastings from some of the world's best chefs like Fergus Henderson, Angela Hartnett, Sam Clark and our own local superstars such as Shaun Hill, James Sommerin, Steve Bennett, Wes Harris and Rupert Taylor. You'll find a fun packed programme at The Castle, with music, theatre, comedy and cooking in the Food Academy. Plenty to do there to keep the kids entertained. Amongst the stalls, you'll find an abundance of local, organic, artisan and imaginative creations to taste and buy. This year we introduce Popup Dining so you can take a break and enjoy some of the best food the area has to offer. Tickets, maps and programmes online at http://www.abergavennyfoodfestival.com SO much to see, taste and do! Plan to be here for the whole weekend! Croeso!