Gregynog Hall | Courtyard Cafe
Type:Restaurant
Gregynog Hall & Gardens, Tregynon, Nr Newtown, Powys, SY16 3PL
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The Courtyard cafe, situated in the historic Gregynog Hall courtyard, is a beautiful location for a relaxing lunch, surrounded by dragon trees and containers of flowers, with indoor and outdoor seating for up to 48 people.
A Welsh dragon, inspired by the medieval carving of the Blayney Room, and created in Gregynog oak peers down at you, as if looking for a hearty snack!
Seasonal menus include toasted sandwiches, jacket poatoes with a selection of toppings, soup of the day and much more! A variety of sweet treats and cheese scones. All dishes are used by locally sourced ingredients and cooked to order.
Open all year round, Monday till Sunday 10am till 4pm.
£3.00 Car parking charge applies.
From Newtown: Entering Newtown from the South, keep on the A489 until you reach the roundabout at McDonald’s. Turn left at the roundabout (keeping McDonalds on your left). Go over the river bridge following signs for the hospital. Take the fifth turning on the right (opposite the Bell Hotel). Carry on up the hill out of Newtown for approx. 6 miles. The entrance to Gregynog is sign-posted on the left just before the village of Tregynon.
From Welshpool:Head towards Newtown on the A483 for approx. 4 miles. Turn right towards Berriew (B4390). In Berriew village take the second turning on the left, sign posted Bettws Cedewain 5 miles. In Bettws follow the road round to the right (keeping the New Inn pub on your right) sign-posted Tregynon 2.5 miles. At the next T junction the entrance to Gregynog is sign posted straight opposite
The nearest railway station is Newtown, which is 6 miles away.
* From Monday 26 September 2022 our Courtyard Coffee shop will open Wednesday to Sunday from 10am-4pm.
Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence 2019
Visit Wales Quality Café 2017
Wales Green Tourism Business Scheme Gold Award 2016
Gregynog | Courtyard B&B, NewtownGregynog Hall has accommodation available for up to 101 people (sharing) with 56 bedrooms, including 14 traditional en-suite, and a further 6 bedrooms in a cottage nearby.
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