Review Llandegla Community Shop - Llandegla

Lovely friendly community cafe! A little off the beaten track and found completely by chance but really glad we did. Had sausage bacon sandwiches and pot of tea. Bread was soft and fresh and food cooked perfectly.

Stopped here by chance. What a lovely find. We had Welsh toasties and coffees. Friendly service and fresh tasty food in what was the village school but is now the Community shop and cafe.

Great little community run cafe and shop! Everyone very helpful and friendly even though I arrived just before last orders. Had a great jacket potato and beef chilli. Perfect end to my day hiking the offa’s dyke path.

Recommended this place by a friend. It did joy disappoint. Staff here were so lovely and attentive. We had completed the offas dykes section and the owner kindly ordered a cab for us to get back to our car. Also doggy treats for our boys. Lovely coffee and cakes (Victoria sponge and lemon drizzle). We will be back! Thank you :)

We stopped here for food and drink on the way back from a holiday at Aberdovey. What a little gem of a place this is. The staff were very friendly and helpful, we ordered two sandwiches and a coffee, and couldn't fault the food and service. I will definitely stop here again when passing by.

What a find this was. Wonderfully tasting home made food, and friendly people. Will definitely make a point of visiting every time I travel to North Wales.

What a fantastic, well run, tasty place to eat. Had a bacon butty to start the day with. Staff are lovely and friendly.

We found this gem after searching for 'breakfast near me ' and tucked away two delicious and well priced vegetarian breakfasts. There is a local shop in the same building which meant we could stock up on a few essentials on the way out. We'll certainly be returning when we can.

Brilliant that the community has kept this shop/cafe going. All the essentials available and a lovely atmosphere from the staff. As an Offa's Dyke walker would prefer a more than basic 'Happy Shopper' stock, such as Nakd bars, or higher percentage cocoa levels dark chocolate. But that's not to say I'm not very grateful for the villager's hard work. Photo shows only 29 miles to go to finish the Offa's Dyke Path from the shop/cafe

Smashing little Café and well stocked shop run by volunteers on Offa's Dyke path. Welcome full British breakfast and supplies for lunch before a day's walk.