Biker Friendly Cafes

At Ace Cafe London we welcome all who share our passion, based upon the traditions of motorcycles, cars and rock n' roll.

This is your cafe, devised, designed and built by fellow petrolheads, so enjoy the ambience and make the most of the facilities and activities to ensure that its history lives on

The way of expressing oneself, the music and the machines
may have changed over the last decades, but the spirit
and motivation remains the same,individual and authentic

So set the wheels in motion and take a journey with us through
the unique Ace Cafe London experience!

Hi, We are a new 50's style american diner and cater for all bikers, we have only just opened and would like to get the name known for a biker friendly meeting location in Wellingborough. We also offer more than just a place for bikers to meet and have a chat, we have the shop, sales & service, MOT's, Diner, Training School etc.

he Oakdene Cafe is a traditional English transport cafe situated on the A20 near Wrotham, Kent at the junction of the A20 and M26 (j2 / j2a) near Brands Hatch motor racing circuit. The cafe serves extremely generous portions of good home cooked, traditional english food and offers excellent value for money.

We are a well known and friendly biker meeting place / biker cafe. Hundreds of motorbike fans meet here each Wednesday night and on Sunday mornings. People travelling to Brands Hatch often stop en-route to have a breakfast as the cafe is on the A20 at West Kingsdown, only 4 miles away from the world famous racing circuit.

Welcome to the world famous Squires Cafe! Come and join us for a beer, a coffee, or one of our regular events! Squires aims to be the UK's friendliest biking environment, the perfect stop to recharge your batteries with likeminded people!

About Us:
First opened in 1954, Squires Bradburys Milk Bar was located in a small town of Sherburn-in-Elmet, North Yorkshire. It was during this time that the café became firmly established as a biker’s café.

The Squires Café became more and more popular over the years with biker’s travelling to the café from all over Yorkshire, the North of England and all parts of the UK, traditionally meeting on a Wednesday evening. For many years a Wednesday night in Sherburn became an awesome site, with bikers descending on the small town, motorbikes of all makes and sizes as far as the eye could see, with Squires Milk Bar at the centre.

Madeira Cafe is a long established family run business, which embraces the biking community.

It has a long history starting 1838 as the Chain Pier Keepers House.

Madeira Drive hosts the Brighton Speed Trials arguably the UK's oldest motoring (car & bike) competition which started 1905.It has also been the back drop to many films including Quadrophenia.

Madeira Cafe has a unique exciting feel, come and take in the view of the Brighton Pier whilst enjoying our Fish & Chips, if your an early bird treat yourself to one of our famous breakfasts or simply people watch over a fresh coffee soaking up the Madeira experience.

Hope to see you soon.

The Manor Cafe is the new purpose built bikers cafe in the Yorkshire Dales. Located just outside Bellerby, near Leyburn in the Yorkshire Dales. With hundreds of miles of motorcycle touring roads on our doorstep, the Manor Cafe is the ideal place to meet and eat when visiting North Yorkshire.

The Manor has ample off-road parking, serving locally sourced, no frills, good honest food and drink. Indoor and outdoor seating areas in the converted Manor House Farm Courtyard with stunning views of Wensleydale on the doorstep. The Manor Biker' Cafe will be THE new place to meet other bikers, hold club ride-outs and meetings or simply a stop-off point on your ride in and around the outstanding natural beauty Yorkshire Dales National Park.

Wessons Cafe is a unique blend of traditional cafe, with an extensive menu. It is situated in the village of Horam in East Sussex, just off the A267 between Heathfield and Hailsham

It opened in July 2000 as the Ogri Cafe and quite quickly established itself as a popular destination for club rideouts and as a social meeting point for motorcyclists of all ages. It's location just off the Cuckoo Trail has also meant that it attracts many cyclists and walkers.

We have a large off-road parking area, although it fills up quite quickly especially on Sundays. However there is a free car park in the village, situated just across the road should the need arise.

Now known simply as Wessons, the business has gone from strength to strength. It was placed in the Guardian's top five bike cafes (article here) and is still owned and run by it's founders Steve and Loz Wesson.