Find us
Glebe Street, the orange door.
Number 3, the corner shop two minutes from the town centre, five from the pier and four from the station. The roaster is in the window; on Tuesdays you will smell it before you see it.
Getting here
Where
3 Glebe Street, Penarth, the corner shop with the oat frontage and the orange door, two minutes from the town centre and five from the pier. The roaster is in the window; you cannot miss it on a Tuesday.
Parking
On-street on Glebe Street and the roads around it, one hour free with a disc. The Windsor Road car park is three minutes. Bike racks outside the door.
Train and bus
Penarth station is a four-minute walk; Dingle Road six. The 92, 93 and 94 buses stop at the end of the street.
Dogs, kids, laptops
Dogs welcome inside with water bowls by the door. High chairs and a changing table. Laptops welcome on weekdays with plugs along the back wall; at weekends, when it is full, we ask them to move on after an hour.
Access
Level from the pavement, a wide door, an accessible toilet. The counter has a low section for ordering from a wheelchair. The window seat is a step up; the long table is not.
Roasting days
Tuesdays, eight until about two. The café is open as normal; the window seat is the best seat in the house and the street smells of it. Two visitors a week can stand next to the roaster; ask Ffion at a cupping.
Lost? Ring 029 2018 0362. Look for the orange door, or follow the smell on a Tuesday.
Come in, or have it delivered.
Open from half seven on weekdays, roasting in the window on Tuesdays, cupping on Saturdays at ten. Beans by the bag in the café or on a fortnightly subscription; wholesale from £24 a kilo with the price list online.