The Corris Café

About

The Corris Cafe sits within the Corris Craft Centre in the village of Corris, Gwynedd, in southern Eryri (Snowdonia). It's open to everyone, whether you are visiting the attractions, passing through on the A487 between Dolgellau and Machynlleth, or looking for a good cafe stop in this part of North Wales. The cafe is family friendly and dog friendly, with a relaxed atmosphere and plenty of space to sit indoors or outside on fine days.

Food is homemade and hearty, with an all day menu built around simple, comforting dishes. You can start the day with cooked breakfasts and breakfast rolls, or call in later for seasonal homemade soups with crusty bread, Welsh lamb cawl, pastries, sandwiches. Main meals often include favourites such as steak and ale pie, warming chillis with daily specials adding extra choice. There are lighter bites if you just want a snack, plus a separate menu for children.

The cake counter is always worth a look, with freshly baked cakes, traybakes, scones and desserts that change through the week. To drink, you will find barista coffee, speciality teas, hot chocolates and a range of cold drinks. Vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options are clearly marked on the menu so everyone can order with confidence.

The Corris Cafe is great when visiting King Arthur’s Labyrinth and Corris Mine Explorers as it's right next to both of these attractions, or a break between exploring the Dyfi Forest, Cadair Idris and the wider Eryri National Park. The outdoor seating area overlooks the Mach Loop, a training area used by the RAF and USAF for their low flying fast aircraft so you may get treated to a free air display. Next to the Corris Cafe is the Welsh Deli with shelves filled with delicious food and drinks from Wales. Free all-day parking is available at Corris Craft Centre. Check the Corris Craft Centre website for the latest menus and opening times before you travel.