Spend an evening relaxing in the Quarry Café, CAT’s vegetarian wholefood restaurant in Machynlleth.
Whether you want a light meal for two or a chat with friends over a slice of cake, the Quarry Café will offer a warm welcome and as always, delicious locally sourced organic meals, drinks and snacks.
Open till 11pm, last food orders 9pm.
We will also be open in the evenings on Easter Thursday, Friday, and Saturday March 20-22nd.
Bring your own alcoholic drinks, musicians bring your instruments, singers bring your voices, poets bring your words for a relaxing and informal sharing of talent.
THE QUARRY SHOP: OPEN LATER, LONGER, and even more in stock!
The Quarry Shop is now open longer for all your wholesome needs... and your decadent addictions, too.From July the Shop will be open until 5.30 Monday to Saturday, and open from 10.00 til 4.00 on Sundays!
We have quite a few new items in stock, too, aswell as all your old favourites... Roasted broad beans and fresh sprouts for quick snacking, fabulous organic Cava from Spain, and some lovely new tropical body creams and cosmetics from Alba!
Opening Times
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Mon - Sat
Sunday | 9.00a.m. - 5.30p.m.
10.00am - 4.00p.m. |
| Quarry Café |
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Mon - Wed, Fri - Sat
Thursday
Sunday | 9.00a.m. - 4.00p.m.
9.00a.m. - 2.00 p.m. (Machynlleth half day closing)
7.00p.m. - 11.00 p.m.
CLOSED |
Location
The Quarry Shop and Café are situated in the main street in Machynlleth, which is a busy historic market town in the beautiful Dyfi valley. Machynlleth is well served by an eclectic mix of independent shops and on Wednesdays hosts the 700 year old street market. It is also home to the Tabernacle Museum of Modern Art which has a wide display of contemporary art and an auditorium for plays and musical events.
The surrounding countryside is perfect for walking, with the Glyndwr's Way National Trail passing through the town and bike riding, as the trans Wales long distance route also passes through Machynlleth. It is now one of the seven national centres for mountain biking.
The beaches at Aberdyfi or Ynyslas are only a 20 mins drive or train ride and the RSPB bird reserve at Ynyshir is situated nearby.
You can reach Machynlleth by train via Shrewsbury or by car leaving the M54 motorway and following the route through Welshpool or approaching by the M56 in the north or M4 in the south. There is a large car park in the town centre and the train station is a five minute walk from the centre.
