Chris Elmore MP has welcomed the reopening of Harbwr Deli at Cosy Corner, Porthcawl, following a visit to the venue on Thursday, 3rd April.

The popular deli is the latest in a growing number of independent businesses to set up shop at Cosy Corner – a site that has become a hub of regeneration and local enterprise. Offering a fresh and delicious menu of paninis, baguettes, and salads, Harbwr Deli provides a warm welcome alongside stunning views across Porthcawl Harbour.

Chris praised the new owners, the Domachowski family, for their commitment to delivering high-quality food in such a beautiful and inviting setting.

Speaking after the visit, Chris said:

“It was a real pleasure to join the official reopening of Harbwr Deli and meet the new owners to hear first-hand about their exciting plans for the future. Independent businesses like this are so important to the local community, and I encourage everyone visiting Porthcawl to check them out – you can’t beat that winning combination of incredible food and great views!”

Chris also took the opportunity to celebrate the wider success of Cosy Corner, which continues to thrive as a family-friendly destination in the heart of Porthcawl. He was especially pleased to see the newly opened children’s play park, already proving popular with local families.

“Cosy Corner is a fantastic example of how regeneration can breathe new life into a community. It’s brilliant to see independent businesses choosing to set up here, creating jobs and bringing new energy to the area. I’m committed to supporting local businesses so they can continue to grow and strengthen our local economy.”

As part of his Business of the Week initiative, Chris regularly highlights independent businesses in Bridgend and Porthcawl, helping to raise awareness of the fantastic work they do.

If you’re a local business owner and would like to be featured, please get in touch with Chris’s office via [email protected].