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Barry Sidings Cafe
Welcome to Barry Sidings Cafe, a charming eatery nestled in the heart of Porth, Wales. This delightful spot is more than just a cafe; it is a sanctuary for both food lovers and nature enthusiasts. Whether you’ve just strolled through the picturesque woodlands or are looking for a cozy place to unwind, Barry Sidings Cafe has you covered.
According to patrons, it’s the perfect pit stop post-adventure. As Josh Butcher aptly notes, it is an ideal location for a bite after a scenic walk. The cafe boasts a warm atmosphere and an extensive menu that caters to diverse tastes. From rich coffee and delectable pastries to hearty lunches, every offering seems to impress. Chef's recommendation? Don’t miss the classic poutine—cheesy chips topped with savory gravy that has achieved local fame.
As you immerse yourself in nature, you’ll find the surrounding country park has ample trails, attracting dog walkers and families alike. Jo Durbin highlights the cafe’s rustic charm and variety of options, including ice cream, making it a perfect family outing destination. With both indoor and outdoor seating available, you can enjoy your meal with a view while the kids explore nearby picnic benches and play areas.
A mention of the staff’s friendliness is a common thread in customer reviews. Whether on bustling sunny afternoons or quieter mornings, diners consistently praise the courteous team who work tirelessly to meet everyone’s needs. As one visitor noted, the cafe is dog-friendly and even prepares special treats for our furry companions, ensuring no one is left out.
Affordability is another highlight at Barry Sidings Cafe. With a reasonable price point, you can enjoy an array of choices without breaking the bank, as Prisca Lumban Tobing’s experience demonstrates. Sharing an iced mocha, delicious cake, and a savory sausage bacon roll for just £14 exemplifies the value and quality you'll find here.
In conclusion, Barry Sidings Cafe stands out not just for its food but for the experience it offers. A blend of comfort, accessibility, and delightful culinary treats makes it a must-visit location in Porth. Come for the food, stay for the views, and leave with sweet memories—and perhaps a little treat for your pup!
“ Perfect spot for a bite to eat after a walk in the woods! Whether you’re after a cosy coffee or a hearty lunch, the Barry Sidings Cafe always delivers. It can get busy but the staff do a brilliant job serving everyone quickly. The classic poutine (cheesy chips with gravy) is a must. ”
“ Really nice country park with plenty of trails to follow. There is plenty of parking and a nice sized pond to take a walk around. The cafe is fantastic and the food is great. The staff are helpful, compliments to the chef. ”
“ Love this place! Nice for a scenic walk, lots of dog walkers, ramps for bikes and scooters. Electric charging points available for cars. The cafe is has a rustic style with lots of options for food drinks and ice cream where there’s also plenty seating indoors and out. Bike hire available at a cost as there ramps and paths to explore. Does get quite busy but a nice place to visit with children with a great park also with picnic benches available. ”
“ Staff are always so friendly and work hard, especially on busy sunny Sunday afternoons. Perfect pit stop for their fabulous Mocha, enjoy a breakfast roll or dirty fries. Dog friendly and they always cut up the sausage ready for my Westie ”
“ Reasonable price. We spent 14 for coffee, iced mocha, cake and sausagw bacon roll. ”
“ Sun's out Buns out. My burger was fantastic. Good service, great atmosphere and a local business. If you haven't been then you are missing out. ”
“ Walked over from the Graig...nice flat tarmac’d path...ideal and safe for kids on scooter or push bike and prams. Nice big car park...lovely large flat grass area, ideal for picnics...large seating area for patrons of the cafe....a lake and children’s play area. All in all, definitely a good place to take children. ”
“ Came here while visiting my son and his family over christmas and new year. I love waterfalls so the walk round the park was a nice treat for me. All round the park are hidden waterfalls and streams and the added fast flow river at the side of the park was a bonus. Loads of ducks wandering around that you can feed with appropriate food. Nice to see loads of bins around. Dogs and human rubbish catered for , unlike some parks in the area ( fforest fawr) after a walk in the rain a wee stop and hot chocolate in the cafe was a dry treat. Wellies needed in the bad weather... so knowing wales all year lol. Dog friendly so nice to see pets inside. Lovely palette table and chairs to sit at. A lovely choice of drinks , cakes and things. Staff very friendly and accomadating only dissablet toilet was open and 2 portaloos outside other inside loos blocked off with chairs . Dissabled was very clean and stocked well with loo roll. Well worth a visit for licals and visitors to the area. X X ”