potsy
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Any about? Ideally not too far from the Trans penine trail, cheers.
Cyclist friendly cafe in Lymm anyone?
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400bhp
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Hi mate, go to the Lymm youth & community centre. You shouldn't have a problem leaving your bike inside too. It's run by volunteers. My mum helps out there on and off on Sundays. I'm not 100% of openings times but can find out if you like.
It's the horrible 60's building here (where the Green Vauxhall Corsa is parked on the cobbles).
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potsy
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Cheers, will give it a try next time we do the trail, opening times would be good especially for sat/sun.
400bhp
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Just checked. Only opens Sunday 11am-3pm.
Red House Farm between Lymm and Broadheath is another option.
Or Lavender Barn Tea Rooms in Dunham
Both cycle friendly too (although I have never been but my cycling club stops there).
Oh, and there's a reasonably new garden centre opened, Lymm Nurseries on Rushgreen Rd In Lymm. They have a cafe and can't imagine them being unfriendly.
There is a sign on the TPT as you are approaching Lymm for a cafe (can't remember the name). Somewhere near the Co-op I believe.
Red House Farm between Lymm and Broadheath is another option.
Or Lavender Barn Tea Rooms in Dunham
Both cycle friendly too (although I have never been but my cycling club stops there).
Oh, and there's a reasonably new garden centre opened, Lymm Nurseries on Rushgreen Rd In Lymm. They have a cafe and can't imagine them being unfriendly.
There is a sign on the TPT as you are approaching Lymm for a cafe (can't remember the name). Somewhere near the Co-op I believe.
SportMonkey
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Your issue isn't so much cycle friendliness, it's opening hours. Sextons are always pretty friendly but aren't always open.
Eazy Cuizine is behind the co-op just off the trail (turn right at Cyclelife if you're heading away from Manchester. The village and new nursery cafe are all short detours from the path and won't cost you more than 200m.
The Terrace is now shut down too unfortunately.
You want me to do a quick run around for opening times? I can't comment on cycle friendliness too much as I only ever walk in.
Eazy Cuizine is behind the co-op just off the trail (turn right at Cyclelife if you're heading away from Manchester. The village and new nursery cafe are all short detours from the path and won't cost you more than 200m.
The Terrace is now shut down too unfortunately.
You want me to do a quick run around for opening times? I can't comment on cycle friendliness too much as I only ever walk in.
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potsy
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Cheers SM, will try most of these out over the coming weeks, and report back. 
