Hey there, I’m Piper, a spirited one-year-old cockapoo from the beautiful landscapes of Wales. My life’s all about exploring, making new friends (both human and canine), splashing around, and playing with my beloved toys: Squeaky Octopus, Duck, and Lamb. Our mission? To uncover and share the best dog friendly spots around. This adventure? It led us straight to the Coed y Mwstwr for an unforgettable doggy afternoon tea experience. Trust me, it’s a tale worth wagging about!
Coed y Mwstwr Afternoon Tea: A Paw-licking Journey
Just a regular morning in my world: waking up, showering Mum with morning kisses, and setting out my squirrel-chase plan. But Mum had a surprise up her sleeve, turning a mundane Tuesday into a “Tasty Tuesday”. Dressed in a chic dickie bow, I could only wonder – was today the day I’d get to taste that intriguing fox poo or perhaps nibble on Mum’s chocolate? Oh, how little did I know, the day had much more in store.
Collecting Nan and my pal Riley (sporting my stylish bandana), we ventured away from our everyday routine, driving into the serene countryside. As we approached a grand red building, surrounded by lush greens and the melody of birds, I knew something special awaited.
Stepping into the Coed y Mwstwr Hotel, the excitement was palpable. Greeted warmly at reception, we were escorted to our table, reserved just for us – royalty indeed!
A Feast Fit for Canine Royalty
The service was impeccable, with staff members coming over to shower us with attention. The highlight? The arrival of a three-tiered feast adorned with paw prints, filled with delicacies such as bacon meatloaf, sweet potato cakes, bacon treats, and frozen doggy yogurt. Each bite was a burst of joy, a true culinary celebration for the canine palate. My buddy Riley and I indulged to our hearts’ content, though I secretly wished for seconds!
As our mums enjoyed their human treats, I couldn’t help but overhear their delight over the scones and profiteroles. Though not for me, their enjoyment added to the day’s charm.
Post-Tea Exploration In Coed Y Mwster
Our adventure didn’t end at the table. Post-feast, we explored the nearby woods, playing amidst the leaves and trees, while Nan relaxed in the hotel’s tranquil gardens. The Coed y Mwstwr’s doggy afternoon tea wasn’t just about the food; it was the warm welcomes, the fond farewells, and the promise of new discoveries just around the corner.
So, will I be returning to the Coed y Mwstwr for another round of afternoon tea? Absolutely – it’s a barking certainty!
Your Turn to Bark Back
Have you and your furry friend ever experienced the joy of a doggy afternoon tea, perhaps at the Coed y Mwstwr or somewhere else just as welcoming? We’d love to hear all about your adventures and discoveries. Share your stories with us below and let’s keep the conversation going!
Looking for more dog friendly family adventures in South Wales? Take a look at our dog friendly guide to Cardiff or Swansea. Looking for a nice place to walk? Take a look at our review of Garwnant.
Oh my dog Piperoni! You had me laughing all the way through this blog, it’s absolutely pupmazing! I think Poppy and me might have to pay a visit here soon. I’m totally convinced after hearing your Pawsome story ?
We can’t wait to try this either! 🙂