Coliseum Coffee House & Shop
Type:Restaurant
Ceredigion Museum & Gallery, Coliseum, Terrace Road, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, SY23 2AQ
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The Colliseum Coffee House serves delicious locally sourced food in a laid back, family friendly atmosphere.
The Colliseum Coffee House offer light lunches, snacks and high quality coffees, teas and handmade cakes. Everything is homemade using local produce and there are highchairs and space for children, including a good children’s menu with healthy options.
The MUSEUM SHOP
The museum shop is a unique shop selling gifts and souvenirs and a large range of wonderful items from postcards, to paintings, pocket money toys, arts and crafts, aprons and tea-towels based based on the museum’s collection and historical and factual books depicting Ceredigion’s fascinating past. Local artists and crafts people from the area also sell their products in the shop.
The museum is above the Tourist Information on Terrace Road, 100 metres from the sea front.
The main entrance stairs and lift to the Museum and Coliseum Coffee House is within the Tourist Information and Museum Gift Shop.
Short term parking spaces in local streets and along the Promenade: these are often full by 10 am. There are car parks on Park Avenue about 5 minutes walk from the museum.
There is a Park and Ride service with parking from Park Avenue
Accessible by Public Transport: Aberystwyth station is 1 mile away.
* Monday to Saturday: 10:00 am - 17:00pm
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