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Old 18-07-09, 11:00   #33
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The cafe at Barbury Castle car park, located on the ridgeway so you can ride on or off road to it. Perfect:

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Old 01-09-09, 20:18   #34
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Hi, nice one, I'll do that next year

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Old 02-04-10, 16:53   #35
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Blockley Village shop (Glos), pro biker

Hi.

http://blockleyshop.com/

Went to this place and asked about Bikers rolling up, very pro manager, Chris.

Due to location of the shop, parking a bike would be a tad trying if there were more than 4 of you, but don't let that put you off.

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Old 24-06-10, 21:14   #36
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Hello everyone.

Just happened upon this new Village Shop / Cafe at Sherborne, on the border with Gloucestershire and TV, off the A40. Biker friendly owners (Yvonne and Sarah) open 363 days a year, place to eat / drink, in and outdoors. On street parking (flat)

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Old 16-07-10, 20:11   #37
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Heading towards Exeter or East? I live just north of Exeter and will come and see.
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Old 16-07-10, 20:16   #38
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+1 for Smoky Joes Cafe.... at Blackwater in Cornwall
ask for the hungry man breakfast:
Although coffee is pants but tea is fine and dandy
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Old 13-09-10, 12:53   #39
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Hill Top Diner

Tried this place on Saturday. Its on the A 30 between salisbury and Stockbridge. Nicely placed for Salisbury plain.

Proper diner, with good food and a big pot of tea. When I mentioned I would put a post on here he volunteered to open specially for groups of five or more. I thought that was generous.

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http://www.hilltopdiner.co.uk/index.html
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Old 11-01-11, 17:08   #40
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Zukis near Winkleigh North Devon. You can have a fry up or a Kebab-Triffic

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Old 11-04-11, 21:18   #41
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Chaps,

As motorcyclists we are often looking for a place to stop, have a cuppa, & often a bacon roll, or similar.

If you haven't been there already, you might like to investigate the Stables cafe at Saul Junction, near Gloucester

http://www.thestablescafe.co.uk/

It's owned by a young couple, Mitch & Carla, & they are certainly not afraid of hard work, as the photos of the restoration on the website will confirm.

They've had some bad luck lately. December wasn't exactly busy, if you remember all that snow, & then in January they closed & spent several weeks re-decorating the premises, ready for the new season.

Unfortunately, just as the season started, they suffered a fire. They were lucky that thanks to prompt Fire Service action it didn't burn to the ground, but all their hard work redecorating was undone with smoke damage. Their insurance company was also slow in responding, so they will have lost the best part of a month.

However, they are a resourceful & cheerful pair, & have just reopened, so if in the coming weeks you fancy a cuppa, at a cafe in a lovely location, then make your way down to Saul Junction, & tell them "BikeSafe" sent you !

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Chaps,

As motorcyclists we are often looking for a place to stop, have a cuppa, & often a bacon roll, or similar.

If you haven't been there already, you might like to investigate the Stables cafe at Saul Junction, near Gloucester

http://www.thestablescafe.co.uk/
Thanks for the heads up.
Looks like a nice place to stop for cuppa.

It reopened yesterday then.
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Old 12-04-11, 15:06   #43
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Thanks for the heads up.
Looks like a nice place to stop for cuppa.

It reopened yesterday then.
They have indeed reopened - ready to take your money for a cuppa !
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Old 08-05-11, 12:05   #44
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Had a 'Full English' breakfast there last Sunday - 'twas very good too!

I was there at 10a.m. when they opened, and reckon there were around ten peeps there at the same time. 30 minutes later new arrivals were being told to expect a 30-40 minute wait for their order....

Good breakfast & a nice location

http://www.thestablescafe.co.uk/

p.s. The location map on their web-site makes it easy to find.
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Old 09-05-11, 18:08   #45
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Woodleigh Coachouse just off the A30 at Cheriton Bishop between Exeter and Okehampton. Very bike freindly, stays open till 10pm on first tuesday of the month for bikers.

Also Ritchies Diner (formally Caseys Diner) on Totnes road Paignton, about 1/4mile on from Morrisons heading into Paignton, best full english in Torbay.
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Old 09-09-11, 17:09   #46
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Corn Dolly Tea Rooms, South Molton

These guys are great, and it's a great place to wait if your bikes having some work done at James Sherlocks.

Website

Best to stop for tea and a slice of cake, you'll see what i mean when you go in and check out the welsh dresser!
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Bikers Cafe

Enjoyed a good breakfast(proper Sausage) here recently,Silver Fox Cafe Newnham,GL14 1JB.
Although on the other side of the River Severn, its in Gloucestershire on A48 on route to Chepstow,which nicely leads on to Abergavenny(Oasis Cafe at the Bus Station).
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Old 25-01-12, 19:06   #48
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anyone got any good tips for launceston??

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