Bridgend boasts a vibrant foodie scene, with a growing number of restaurants, cafés and bakeries that not only serve up delicious dishes, but also champion sustainable dining.
From sourcing fresh, local ingredients and reducing food waste to using eco-friendly packaging, these forward-thinking businesses are paving the way for responsible dining in the town.
🍽️ Discover standout sustainable spots with the Bite into Bridgend guide:
BEAT
Conveniently located next to the train station, BEAT is hard to miss — and even harder to resist. Whether you’re grabbing a Welsh roasted coffee on-the-go or indulging in their freshly baked goods, this iconic bakery is a must-visit.
Committed to sustainability, BEAT has removed all single-use plastic products wherever possible. Their takeaway cups and cutlery are fully compostable, ensuring that they reduce their environmental impact on our planet.
BRGR
Since making its debut in 2022, BRGR has been serving up handcrafted, innovative flavour experiences with its diverse selection of burgers and fries.
Sourcing local produce where possible — including working with local butchers to create their viral smash burgers — BRGR promotes a sustainable farm-to-table journey and supports small businesses in the process.
Taking away? Be sure to dispose of your packaging responsibly — their cardboard boxes are fully recyclable, so you can enjoy every bite guilt free!
POGO Bakery
In the mood for a sweet treat? POGO has you covered with everything from Welsh cakes to savoury corned beef pasties — all baked fresh in small batches each day. This not only guarantees unmatched flavours, but reduces food waste, one tasty bite at a time.
Plus, there’s nowhere that makes a Biscoff cookie cake quite like POGO!
With so many exciting flavours waiting to be discovered, there’s never been a better time to explore Bridgend’s vibrant and sustainable food scene. For more inspiration, click here.