Bean On A Bike - Speisekarte

What a treat! The guys who run this cafe not only cater to cyclists but are an Oasis in what is otherwise a dessert for food in this beautiful part of Wales. The brownie was particularly good!

Stumbled across this little cafe accidently but very glad we did. Calm atmosphere, extremely lovely staff and amazing coffee. We had a quick stop with 3 homemade cakes all yummy and had a friendly chat with the staff.

This Coffee shop is inside the County Cycles shop in Crosshands. A little difficult to find but well worth the effort. We enjoyed some lovely coffee and homemade cake. Will definitely try lunch next time since the menu and food looked delicious !

Stopped for lunch and coffee on a Saturday. This place is within the bike shop and offers lovely home cooked lunch. On the day we visit options included pulled pork, cheese and onion pie, sweet potatoe and vegetable bake and more. They also do lovely paninis and lots of different salads and sides. Good coffee and hot chocolate. Lovely local pit stop, will return!

An absolute gem near the end of the m4 and just a couple of minutes off the A48. Delicious wholesome homemade food and a warm welcome from all the staff who were also super helpful about my allergy to sulphites. We loved the savoury vegetable pie, sweet potato and bean bake, and forest fruits cheesecake. A fabulous pit stop whether you are local or travelling through this part of wales.

We decided to stop here as an alternative to the big services nearby and we were SO pleased that we did. With two vegans in our party I cant remember the last time I had such a lovely meal. It was fresh, original and really reasonable in price. The manager/chef took real pride in her work (and rightly so! She was even kind enough to share some of her reciepe ingredients. Sadly I live many hours away otherwise I would make this a regular stop off. Thankyou.

Called in to make a query about a part for an electric bike. We happened to have to hang about in Cross Hands whilst our motorhome was being serviced at a nearby workshop. It was a cold November day and we sought coffee and something good to eat while we waited. This place would meet both requirements we (mistakenly) thought. The reception from the person at the counter of the bike shop was less than helpful. And the coffee shop was just a corner of the showroom. So one would be eating, accompanied by the all-pervading smell of bike tyres. Given the ambience, and the unhelpful owner, we went elsewhere.

This was an unexpected delight. We called in to County Cycles to look at their range of bikes, to find this little gem of a cafe also on the premises.The staff were very friendly and helpful, paying particular attention to my dietary requirements (I'm a vegan). The food was delicious I had a beetroot and orange salad which was freshly made and beautifully presented. My husband opted for spicy bean soup (one of two soups of the day), and said that was very satisfying. As well as the standard menu they had a board with four (I think) dishes of the day, and they had a mouth watering display of home made cakes and desserts. We'll definitely call in here again when we're in the area.

This was the worst breakfast ever, £17.20 for two very small coffees and two child size breakfast, bacon was cheap, beans was a spoonful, and the rest of the breakfast was even worst. Very oily, plates had a terrible smell of dirty washing up water, you should change your washing up water every time you wash up. To be asked do you want white or brown toast, and then within seconds before the breakfast is served to say we only got brown, this should of been mentioned straight away. For staff not to ask if everything is ok, I think they no themselves that they can’t cater for breakfast, just salads. I would not recommend this place for a coffee or breakfast, and very over priced. £17.20 to be...