Talgarth Mill

Great to have these guys on site. #BlackMountainsCollege

Our first Cuppa for Carers for 2019 is taking place this Thursday 31st January. Drop into our Granary room from 2.30pm onwards for a chance to catch up with other carers in a relaxed environment. Free refreshments. Carers and cared for all welcome. For more details contact Sue Bidmead - 01487 847217

Great team, great cafe, great job! 😁

It’s #BlueMonday! So, we’re staying in and eating rye & spelt crackers with cheese and wine until this day is done! 🧀🍷 #Talgarth #flour #cheeseloversday2019

Our first Cuppa for Carers for 2019 takes place on Thursday 31st January. Drop into our Granary room from 2.30pm onwards for a chance to catch up with other carers in a relaxed environment. Free refreshments. Carers and cared for all welcome. For more details contact Sue Bidmead - 01487 847217

The Beacons always look so beautiful at this time of year......#BreconBeacons #Talgarth

🎶 I don’t care what the weatherman says....still looks like Spring is getting closer! 😁 #BreconBeacons #SpringMustBeComing #Talgarth

Go on....treat yourself.

Get booking!!!! 🍞🍞🍞

So pleased that The Bakers' Table pizza nights are back for 2019 🍕🍕🍕

Always such a wonderful selection of homemade cakes...#yummy

Baking for beginners (some of the beginners had already gone home with their burgeoning bags of bread). Next class 10/2/19. Book on 01874 711125. Thanks David Nizi for a great class! And Radnor House, Hay on Wye for coming to take part.

There’s loads going on at the Mill...from breadmaking courses to knitting hats, running races to Cuppa for Carers chats! Check out our upcoming events here... http://bit.ly/2FpTMGO

Need a meeting room? Our Granary Room is available free of charge to community groups and charities, with just a small charge for commercial organisations. Break for lunch at The Bakers' Table, our on-site cafe, or treat your team to a tour of the Mill! #Talgarth #BreconBeacons

Wow!!! Always such a wonderful choice of seasonal homemade cakes at The Bakers' Table. Open today from 10am to 4pm........#yummy #nomnom

It’s #KissAGingerDay! 😘 If you’re not feeling that romantic....why not make some of our gingerbread instead! We’ve got the perfect recipe and the best flour....bring your own ginger! #Talgarth

Working mill fed by a water wheel. Great restaurant selling locally made fares.

Great food at affordable prices. Don't miss it!

Wonderful place. Warm and surrounded by the smells of freshly baked bread. Home made cakes, scones and bara brith. Bread and rolls to take home. Pleasant, polite staff who make you feel welcome. What more could you ask for.

We went last year with our three little boys and had a wonderful time and are looking forward to returning this year, for a treasure hunt ( for fish) around the mill and a delicious lunch.

We saw this Mill being renovated on the UK programme Village SOS, a couple of years ago.

The Mill is beautifully restored and a credit to the community. Rob gave us a very informative tour this morning and we were lucky enough to see it working and making Spelt flour. The gardens alongside the river are lovely and I liked the way there were different wheat plants too.

The morning tea was delicious and the little shop had some wonderful local craft.

We would recommend a visit by all.

Talgarth is a lovely and friendly place, having the Mill was a bonus. Nick was our tour guide and he was brilliant, very passionate and learned a lot from him. My husband and I enjoyed the tour very much, along with gardens and cafe. Well worth a visit.

Stumbled on this by accident and so glad we did, the bread is fantastic and the mill is really worth a visit. So good to see the passion in what they are doing.

Simply amazing. Love this type of community projects where people are so passionate. Great location and bakery is fantastic. The icing on the cake however was more personal as have discovered family were millers from Brecon area and William Moore was head miller in 1861, amazing and his father was miller in Llanhamlach.

My partner and I were here only this morning with our twin boys and I've got to say its absolutely wonderful! We bought two loaves to bring home with us, but we seem to only have one left .. hehe ..

My husband and I went today and loved it. Interesting tour by a very compassionate guide. The sones were so good in the Cafe that we bought some to take to my parents. Wonderful day.

Lunch was excellent with home made bread, the guided tour of the restored mill well worth taking and the garden beautiful. Amazing so much of it is done by volunteers. Not for profit.

Great little place,learned a lot about mills and flour that I had no idea on and a great lunch in the cafe with, of course, amazing bread. Also bought some flour and used it to make banana nut bread and the taste difference in using this flour from store bought was incredible, never want to use store bought again!

Cracking race today. Everything about it is just well organised. Thank you for the fab tea and cake voucher and our t shirts. Definitely enter next year and we ll bring some butties

Amazing place to visit. As a chef and an avid bread maker loved the fact that places like this still exist. We bought some spelt flour and plan on making it into bread this weekend.

We will be visiting this place again and intend on buying in bulk next time

Always make a beeline for Talgarth mill when we're in the area as we were last August . Superb cafe . Lovely to walk around mill gardens watching the dippers in the stream ,

Absolutely fabulous in every way. We loved our visit and very much appreciated that you kept an eye on our dog so we could all take part in the tour

A little gem. Small but packed with interest. Well loved by the local community. The attached bakery and cafe a delight.

Went to see the mill on a Sunday was given a very informative tour by Sarah,was near closing time so mill not running.

Came back during the week f.o.c to see mill in action.really nice to see old world technology in action and in tune with its environment.

Many thanks

Tranquil place run by local people friendly and worth a visit.

Nice staff,gorgeous bread and the coffee is pretty good too �

Working mill fed by a water wheel. Great restaurant selling locally made fares.

Great food at affordable prices. Don't miss it!

Wonderful place. Warm and surrounded by the smells of freshly baked bread. Home made cakes, scones and bara brith. Bread and rolls to take home. Pleasant, polite staff who make you feel welcome. What more could you ask for.

We went last year with our three little boys and had a wonderful time and are looking forward to returning this year, for a treasure hunt ( for fish) around the mill and a delicious lunch.

We saw this Mill being renovated on the UK programme Village SOS, a couple of years ago.

The Mill is beautifully restored and a credit to the community. Rob gave us a very informative tour this morning and we were lucky enough to see it working and making Spelt flour. The gardens alongside the river are lovely and I liked the way there were different wheat plants too.

The morning tea was delicious and the little shop had some wonderful local craft.

We would recommend a visit by all.

Talgarth is a lovely and friendly place, having the Mill was a bonus. Nick was our tour guide and he was brilliant, very passionate and learned a lot from him. My husband and I enjoyed the tour very much, along with gardens and cafe. Well worth a visit.

Stumbled on this by accident and so glad we did, the bread is fantastic and the mill is really worth a visit. So good to see the passion in what they are doing.

Simply amazing. Love this type of community projects where people are so passionate. Great location and bakery is fantastic. The icing on the cake however was more personal as have discovered family were millers from Brecon area and William Moore was head miller in 1861, amazing and his father was miller in Llanhamlach.

My partner and I were here only this morning with our twin boys and I've got to say its absolutely wonderful! We bought two loaves to bring home with us, but we seem to only have one left .. hehe ..

My husband and I went today and loved it. Interesting tour by a very compassionate guide. The sones were so good in the Cafe that we bought some to take to my parents. Wonderful day.

Lunch was excellent with home made bread, the guided tour of the restored mill well worth taking and the garden beautiful. Amazing so much of it is done by volunteers. Not for profit.

Great little place,learned a lot about mills and flour that I had no idea on and a great lunch in the cafe with, of course, amazing bread. Also bought some flour and used it to make banana nut bread and the taste difference in using this flour from store bought was incredible, never want to use store bought again!

Cracking race today. Everything about it is just well organised. Thank you for the fab tea and cake voucher and our t shirts. Definitely enter next year and we ll bring some butties

Amazing place to visit. As a chef and an avid bread maker loved the fact that places like this still exist. We bought some spelt flour and plan on making it into bread this weekend.

We will be visiting this place again and intend on buying in bulk next time

Always make a beeline for Talgarth mill when we're in the area as we were last August . Superb cafe . Lovely to walk around mill gardens watching the dippers in the stream ,

Absolutely fabulous in every way. We loved our visit and very much appreciated that you kept an eye on our dog so we could all take part in the tour

A little gem. Small but packed with interest. Well loved by the local community. The attached bakery and cafe a delight.

Went to see the mill on a Sunday was given a very informative tour by Sarah,was near closing time so mill not running.

Came back during the week f.o.c to see mill in action.really nice to see old world technology in action and in tune with its environment.

Many thanks

Tranquil place run by local people friendly and worth a visit.

Nice staff,gorgeous bread and the coffee is pretty good too �

Working mill fed by a water wheel. Great restaurant selling locally made fares.

Great food at affordable prices. Don't miss it!

Wonderful place. Warm and surrounded by the smells of freshly baked bread. Home made cakes, scones and bara brith. Bread and rolls to take home. Pleasant, polite staff who make you feel welcome. What more could you ask for.

We went last year with our three little boys and had a wonderful time and are looking forward to returning this year, for a treasure hunt ( for fish) around the mill and a delicious lunch.

We saw this Mill being renovated on the UK programme Village SOS, a couple of years ago.

The Mill is beautifully restored and a credit to the community. Rob gave us a very informative tour this morning and we were lucky enough to see it working and making Spelt flour. The gardens alongside the river are lovely and I liked the way there were different wheat plants too.

The morning tea was delicious and the little shop had some wonderful local craft.

We would recommend a visit by all.

Talgarth is a lovely and friendly place, having the Mill was a bonus. Nick was our tour guide and he was brilliant, very passionate and learned a lot from him. My husband and I enjoyed the tour very much, along with gardens and cafe. Well worth a visit.

Stumbled on this by accident and so glad we did, the bread is fantastic and the mill is really worth a visit. So good to see the passion in what they are doing.

Simply amazing. Love this type of community projects where people are so passionate. Great location and bakery is fantastic. The icing on the cake however was more personal as have discovered family were millers from Brecon area and William Moore was head miller in 1861, amazing and his father was miller in Llanhamlach.

My partner and I were here only this morning with our twin boys and I've got to say its absolutely wonderful! We bought two loaves to bring home with us, but we seem to only have one left .. hehe ..

My husband and I went today and loved it. Interesting tour by a very compassionate guide. The sones were so good in the Cafe that we bought some to take to my parents. Wonderful day.

Lunch was excellent with home made bread, the guided tour of the restored mill well worth taking and the garden beautiful. Amazing so much of it is done by volunteers. Not for profit.

Great little place,learned a lot about mills and flour that I had no idea on and a great lunch in the cafe with, of course, amazing bread. Also bought some flour and used it to make banana nut bread and the taste difference in using this flour from store bought was incredible, never want to use store bought again!

Cracking race today. Everything about it is just well organised. Thank you for the fab tea and cake voucher and our t shirts. Definitely enter next year and we ll bring some butties

Amazing place to visit. As a chef and an avid bread maker loved the fact that places like this still exist. We bought some spelt flour and plan on making it into bread this weekend.

We will be visiting this place again and intend on buying in bulk next time

Always make a beeline for Talgarth mill when we're in the area as we were last August . Superb cafe . Lovely to walk around mill gardens watching the dippers in the stream ,

Absolutely fabulous in every way. We loved our visit and very much appreciated that you kept an eye on our dog so we could all take part in the tour

A little gem. Small but packed with interest. Well loved by the local community. The attached bakery and cafe a delight.

Went to see the mill on a Sunday was given a very informative tour by Sarah,was near closing time so mill not running.

Came back during the week f.o.c to see mill in action.really nice to see old world technology in action and in tune with its environment.

Many thanks

Tranquil place run by local people friendly and worth a visit.

Nice staff,gorgeous bread and the coffee is pretty good too �

Working mill fed by a water wheel. Great restaurant selling locally made fares.

Great food at affordable prices. Don't miss it!

Wonderful place. Warm and surrounded by the smells of freshly baked bread. Home made cakes, scones and bara brith. Bread and rolls to take home. Pleasant, polite staff who make you feel welcome. What more could you ask for.

We went last year with our three little boys and had a wonderful time and are looking forward to returning this year, for a treasure hunt ( for fish) around the mill and a delicious lunch.

We saw this Mill being renovated on the UK programme Village SOS, a couple of years ago.

The Mill is beautifully restored and a credit to the community. Rob gave us a very informative tour this morning and we were lucky enough to see it working and making Spelt flour. The gardens alongside the river are lovely and I liked the way there were different wheat plants too.

The morning tea was delicious and the little shop had some wonderful local craft.

We would recommend a visit by all.

Talgarth is a lovely and friendly place, having the Mill was a bonus. Nick was our tour guide and he was brilliant, very passionate and learned a lot from him. My husband and I enjoyed the tour very much, along with gardens and cafe. Well worth a visit.

Stumbled on this by accident and so glad we did, the bread is fantastic and the mill is really worth a visit. So good to see the passion in what they are doing.

Simply amazing. Love this type of community projects where people are so passionate. Great location and bakery is fantastic. The icing on the cake however was more personal as have discovered family were millers from Brecon area and William Moore was head miller in 1861, amazing and his father was miller in Llanhamlach.

My partner and I were here only this morning with our twin boys and I've got to say its absolutely wonderful! We bought two loaves to bring home with us, but we seem to only have one left .. hehe ..

My husband and I went today and loved it. Interesting tour by a very compassionate guide. The sones were so good in the Cafe that we bought some to take to my parents. Wonderful day.

Lunch was excellent with home made bread, the guided tour of the restored mill well worth taking and the garden beautiful. Amazing so much of it is done by volunteers. Not for profit.

Great little place,learned a lot about mills and flour that I had no idea on and a great lunch in the cafe with, of course, amazing bread. Also bought some flour and used it to make banana nut bread and the taste difference in using this flour from store bought was incredible, never want to use store bought again!

Cracking race today. Everything about it is just well organised. Thank you for the fab tea and cake voucher and our t shirts. Definitely enter next year and we ll bring some butties

Amazing place to visit. As a chef and an avid bread maker loved the fact that places like this still exist. We bought some spelt flour and plan on making it into bread this weekend.

We will be visiting this place again and intend on buying in bulk next time

Always make a beeline for Talgarth mill when we're in the area as we were last August . Superb cafe . Lovely to walk around mill gardens watching the dippers in the stream ,

Absolutely fabulous in every way. We loved our visit and very much appreciated that you kept an eye on our dog so we could all take part in the tour

A little gem. Small but packed with interest. Well loved by the local community. The attached bakery and cafe a delight.

Went to see the mill on a Sunday was given a very informative tour by Sarah,was near closing time so mill not running.

Came back during the week f.o.c to see mill in action.really nice to see old world technology in action and in tune with its environment.

Many thanks

Tranquil place run by local people friendly and worth a visit.

Nice staff,gorgeous bread and the coffee is pretty good too �