Benny's is a staple of Barry cafes…read more It serves a variety of baguettes and sandwiches an your more typical lunch items like crisps and cold drinks but it also has a selection of good old fashioned home cooked meals. From spag bol to roast dinners (essentially the kind of food your nan makes for you) It's super cheap too, you can fill your face for under a fiver.

Best breakfast in barry, very friendly staff, and lady owner treats everyone like her best friend,…read morealways a warm welcome

Very nice little cafe just by the railway bridge, perfectly located between Romilly Park and the…read morelake and seafront at Cold Knap. They sell a good range of coffees and teas, and nice cakes (huge custard slices). They have tables inside but most of the seating is outside. You can book one of the couple of huts if you want a more private space for a tea party. It gets busy in the summer but they do takeaway as well.

A perfectly charming little cafe with very friendly staff and a lovely menu of home-cooked foods…read moreand various hot and cold beverages. For too long the Bridge Cafe stood empty and forgotton, it was lovely to see it re-opened and in such a lovely fashion. While it can get very busy and at times it is difficult to get a table, turnover is fairly quick and a short stroll around the park or nearby gardens should leave time for a table to become available. Two minutes walk from the beach or park, this is the perfect location.

The cafe was really nice and welcoming, with great chance to be able to take in our dog. The coffee…read morewas really enjoyable. Staff were friendly and helpful. This is a great cafe and great you can take in dogs. Will visit again.

Very popular cafe facing the Esplanade on Barry Island…read more As to a short description, think traditional cafe - but with recycled furniture and an updated menu for the 21st Century. So you can still have a full English breakfast (until 11:30, but there's an all-day version too), but there are veggie and vegan variants, as well as the usual sandwiches, baguettes, paninis, omelettes, quiches, salads, baked potatoes, and a choice of soups. There are also modern brunch favourites such as poached eggs and smashed avocado on sourdough toast, and eggs benedict on toasted English muffins. Portion sizes are generally perfect for a light lunch, but there is a good selection of cakes and puddings if you're hungrier. The cafe has a small number of tables out at the front, and is dog-friendly (designated tables, In fact) - and so, popular with dog walkers. Service is friendly, usually quick, and it's worth booking as they can get very busy. In the summer they also open Friday and Saturday evenings until 9:30 (last order 8:30pm) with a more restaurant style menu. Recommended.

This is a little jewel of a cafe in Barry. It is not too well known, which is just as well, as it…read morehas seating for about 16 people. All the food is cooked to order and served up with a great friendly smile. The owners have been looking at moving on as they are at retirement age but are unwilling to let it go to anyone who does not have the same sort of customer friendly attitude and principles of a local cafe. Nanette and Brian are two of the most genuine and easy going people you will ever meet and the food speaks volumes for the care and attention put into making this cafe a must for locals and those who have heard of it.

Love the huge delicious sundaes, always a must when we go to the beach, either a hot drink or some…read morenice ice cream. :)

Where's Gav & Stace? And Ness and Bryn?…read more Expected to see Stacey at Marco's, but despite disappointment, excellent ground coffee, Americano with hot milk served as it should be. Delicious range of cakes and ice cream to cover all apsects of sunny or not, weather. Excellent aspect, looking up Promenade to the left and over Whitmore Bay straight ahead. See links for tracking down the naughty funsters: http://retrospace.co.uk/category/gavin-and-stacey/ http://www.barryanddistrictnews.co.uk/news/latestnews/4483046.Barry_Island__Filming_occurs_for_final_Gavin___Stacey_series_/ http://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/2009/02/28/could-gavin-and-stacey-save-barry-91466-23030359/ Recommneded. Hope this is helpful.

Excellent range of coffees. Popular spot for the dog walkers early in the mornings. Marco and staff…read moreare helpful and friendly. Great service and with a smile too! :oD

Coffee cove has been in Barry Island for many years but was taken over about 4 years ago by Alex…read morewho has improved and expanded the café . Great evening with pizza and wine watching the sea . Wonderful. I can highly recommend a cocktail or the best coffee on the Island. Great place to warm up in the winter after walking the dog on the beach and always a treat for every dog.

Caersars bills itself as the 'worlds number one coffee'. Bold claims that I felt needed to be…read moreinvestigated. From the outside it looks slightly more upmarket than your average Barry Coffee shop but inside it's a regular old cafe. They serve food and it's the kind you'd expect, sandwiches, jacket potatoes and wraps. It's alright but it's not mind blowing. As for the worlds number one coffee? Well it's not, but it is decent. They didn't have soy milk (poor little old me with my akward dietary requirements) but I had a regular black coffee and it tasted okay. Not something to write home about, but nothing to slam either.

After the way the waitress spoke to me I will never eat there again she was rude, unhelpful and…read moremade me feel very unwelcome her name was Sue!! Horrible woman who really shouldn't be working in a place like that it left a very bad taste in my mouth!!!!! Awful place!