CycleChatters' Cafe Recommendation Thread

[Richard A Thackeray]

Bank View Café (Langsett Café)
A616 Sheffield - Manchester Road
(south-east of 'The Flouch')
Langsett

It's a while since I've been in it, but it was a call after coming north over Mortimer Road, from Snake Pass (A57)
Don't eat in there, then go south over Mortimer Road (1), your stomach won't thank you for it
Okay....descending 'Deliverance' wouldn't be a problem, but the other climbs on the road will have a cumulative effect

https://bankviewcafe.co.uk

https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4801986

1. Mortimer Road, being better known as 'The Strines' & 11 miles...…………….

EDIT @ 11:50
Saturday 10th August

About 10 seconds into the clip, it shows the 2nd half of the last climb over the Strines
NB: this one does not, go to the café, it is about 3k east of the cafe


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP3Bch8YjuY

 

[GuyBoden]

Spinney Cafe near Holmes Chapel A50 is popular with cyclists, new and old. Wednesday afternoon seems to be a veteran meet...

http://www.streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?...&st=2&pc=CW4+8HJ&mapp=map.srf&searchp=ids.srf

 

[Arjimlad]

Ginny's Café at the Ginger Piggery, Boyton, Warminster BA12 0SS

It's on the Wylye Valley road, very popular with cyclists and has a good range of proper scoff.

https://www.facebook.com/ginnysboyton/

Has been used as a control on various audaxes and I used it when riding down to Hampshire.

 

[wormo]

I like Walk Mill, nr Waverton Chester. Not a typical cycling cafe but well used by cyclists.

 

[roubaixtuesday]

My 8year old niece would like to know if there are any good cafés near Mudeford?



(she likes emojis!)

 

[ianrauk]

Has anyone mentioned the Cyclists Cafe Network yet? HERE

 

[Tail End Charlie]

I like Walk Mill, nr Waverton Chester. Not a typical cycling cafe but well used by cyclists.

Agreed, it's a lovely setting. I also go there for flour. Love the stoneground stuff, I usually buy 5 bags (7.5 kilos). It's a 70 mile round trip but I enjoy doing it and it gives a good workout on the way back!!

 

[adamhearn]

TT Linnet, Highworth (North of Swindon)
https://www.facebook.com/ttlinnet

Always friendly serving great coffee and amazing cakes (the carrot cake is my usual). Quite small so can be busy.

Jolly Nice Farm Shop, Frampton Mansell (on A419 between Stroud and Cirencester)
https://jollynicefarmshop.com/

Little bit pricey but good outdoor area if there's a few of you. Naff paper cups but good coffee and ice cream recommended.

 

[ren531]

If your doing the Bay Cycle way around Morecambe Bay then a really nice cafe in Ulverston is the Laurels cafe newly opened fresh cakes baked every day lovely friendly lady runing it.

 

[johnblack]

Napton Post Office and Village Store, Warwickshire https://www.naptonvillagestores.co.uk/ a lot of our rides incorporate this as a half way point.

 

[Goldy]

Nice cycle friendly tearooms in Retford Market Square loads of bike space and some secure if you want to sit inside
Lovely freshly cooked food from cakes to full english open 7 days a week

http://www.theimperialretford.co.uk/

 

[SWSteve]

Sweets near Meare in Somerset.

Heather’s near Yatton/Congresbury

 

[slow scot]

For those of you with the necessary visas and inoculations, come to Banchory in Aberdeenshire and try "Ride Cafe"
It's new, run by nice people, and has very good food. Plus quiet roads and close to the Cairn o' Mount, a nice "gentle" climb.

 

[Donger]

Gloucestershire .... Winter recommendations: With the colder seasons on the way, thought I'd mention a couple of places that are open all year round where you can take refuge from the elements.
(1) The Tortworth farm shop café, Tortworth. Coffee, cakes and soup all recommended. Plenty of space for bikes outside, and in plain view of the dining area.
(2) Jolly Nice, near Frampton Mansell. Choice a bit limited and not cheap, but the yurt has a wood burner in the middle that you can huddle around to thaw yourselves out. If you are in the Stroud/Cirencester area of the Cotswolds in the winter, there are very few such opportunities.

 

[DRM]

The National Trust have Nostell Priory at Wakefield, stopped off there today, cycle friendly, theres a rack to lock your bike to, decent coffee & a cracking flapjack