Cafes, coffee stops and favourite greasy spoons in the North

[Neil W]

Tea in the Train at the old Bellingham Railway Station , cracking bacon sarnie

 

[mw3230]

Tea in the Train at the old Bellingham Railway Station , cracking bacon sarnie

The people who used to operate this cafe moved to Bellingham Golf Club and now run a cafe there which is worth visiting -

https://www.carriages-tearoom.co.uk/

 

[(RIP) petcul]

YE OLD YORKSHIRE TEAROOM.

Just off the A64 roundabout at Staxton. Next to Spital Farm Camping,

Fantastic menu, cooked for you while you wait, personal service from a great bunch of people.

 

[Neil W]

Carnaby's at Brownieside on the A1 north of Alnwick.

 

[Neil W]

The Hemel cafe at Allenheads changed hands in March this year, new owners are very welcoming, good coffee and food and good value for money .

Well worth popping in if you are passing through the area

 

[Neil W]

Newly opened one in Amble, Ethos a coffee shop in Foster Court on Amble Industrial Estate, plenty of parking with a bike/ car theme .Good quality coffee and nice cakes. They are hoping to encourage bike and car meets

 

[Neil W]

Newly opened one in Amble, Ethos a coffee shop in Foster Court on Amble Industrial Estate, plenty of parking with a bike/ car theme .Good quality coffee and nice cakes. They are hoping to encourage bike and car meets

This one was sent to me regarding upcoming events at Ethos over the next week

 

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Been in a few times Neil. Was in there this morning for a coffee a bacon butty before we went out for a run around the borders

 

[Neil W]

Try the Arch Cafe at the Craster Tower Arch , decent coffee and food we stopped off there a few weeks back on a VMCC moped run

 

[Neil W]

Another new one to me Thrunton Woods Cafe, just off the A697 at you guessed it Thrunton Woods . Plenty of parking cracking food and decent enough coffee

 

[Doc]

Looking for a decent breakfast in either Windermere or Bowness please lads.

 

[AustinW]

For a bit of a posh-hipster vibe try Homeground Coffee and kitchen in Windermere. You can usually slot a bike or two on the street more or less outside.

Homeground

www.homegroundcafe.co.uk

Wilfs cafe in Staveley or More bakery in Staveley well worth a 5 mile detour the wrong way if your headed the other way. They’ve recently started charging for parking in the Mill area, not sure how or if it applies to bikes. I stick mine under the mill opposite More out the weather when I go and don’t pay. If you do play safe and pay I believe wilfs cafe refunds your ticket.

Wilf's Café – Staveley, Good food, Outside Catering, South Lakes

Wilf's Café, also Buffets, Weddings, Outside catering, ‘Wilf’s Away’ and Venue for hire for all occasions… please explore our website to discover more

wilfs-cafe.co.uk

More? The Artisan Bakery | HEAVENLY BAKED - HELLISHLY GOOD

More? Bakery produces handmade, artisan treats for the Lake District’s finest eateries and everyday foodies who visit our Staveley Mill Yard Café & Shop.

www.moreartisan.co.uk

No end of places in Bowness, Ambleside, and Windermere. It’s a touristy area so full of cafes. If I’m in Ambleside I go here ….https://esquirescoffee.co.uk/ Again you can usually slot a bike in on the street somewhere. Look out for the Buell and a couple of Guzzis parked outside the house over the small road. Nice people own them.

Or travel 30 minutes or so to Keswick and the old filling station cafe. Very biker friendly.

The Filling Station | Keswick

The Filling Station, Keswick. 8,105 likes · 71 talking about this · 10,490 were here. Licensed cafe on the outskirts of Keswick.

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[Doc]

Great thanks @AustinW