At Morvah Schoolhouse Café we strive to source and serve food that is either grown or made locally. We are committed to reducing food miles and to supporting small, local food producers. Our main dishes, soups and cakes are made in Morvah by local suppliers. Our eggs are from free roaming hens that live on a natural pasture and woodland diet.
Food is served either in the craft shop downstairs or in the gallery upstairs with its stunning views across fields and sea and a chance to spot Red Kites, Buzzards, Merlins and many other native birds.
You will find us on the B3306, a perfect stopping off point for walkers, cyclists and those travelling by car on the coast road, voted one of the top ten scenic drives in Britain.
Food is served either in the craft shop downstairs or in the gallery upstairs with its stunning views across fields and sea and a chance to spot Red Kites, Buzzards, Merlins and many other native birds.
You will find us on the B3306, a perfect stopping off point for walkers, cyclists and those travelling by car on the coast road, voted one of the top ten scenic drives in Britain.
A haven and welcome rest for walkers!
Coffee and cake with the wonderful Contour walking group from Bergen, Norway
'Lovely cafe and gallery. We enjoyed generously sized cakes and saffron buns, great tea and coffee.
A little hidden gem.'
Tam - Local Guide
A little hidden gem.'
Tam - Local Guide
'Time for Tea' by Sue Eames
Sit outside in the sunshine and enjoy a delicious light lunch or coffee and cake!
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Helen - our spicy bean hotpot, soup, lasagne and hevva cake cook extraordinaire!
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Artist Angela Stead having lunch upstairs
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Four-legged friends welcome downstairs in the café if all customers happy
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