The Bugle Inn- Cornwall PL26 8PB
Located in central Cornwall, The Bugle is a great base to start the day from and with B&B facilities- all the better! A traditional Cornish pub with quiz nights twice a month and great live music from local artists at weekends, The Bugle is worth a visit after a long day’s riding.
The Moorcock Inn- County Durham DL12 0AU
The Moorcock Inn is a great place to stop off, not just for ale but for a great range of home cooked food- or even for the night, taking advantage of their full B&B facilities. The Moorcock offers a cosy environment in which to relax with a drink and chat with the locals.
Dusty Miller Inn- Derbyshire S43 4TW
Set in the heart of the countryside, boasting spectacular views of the Derbyshire landscape, The Dusty Miller couldn’t have a more fantastic location. With high quality food served daily and regular live music nights, it’s most definitely worth a visit.
The Old Smithy- Derbyshire DE45 1JH
A friendly, family-run café in the heart of the Peak District, The Old Smithy is located in the heart of Monyash, a small village between Bakewell and Buxton. At weekends The Old Smithy caters to many a hungry biker, serving hearty all-day breakfasts and even some local ales.
The Black Dog Inn- Dorset DT4 8PB
Dating back all the way to 1621, The Black Dog has tons of old fashioned character and charm, giving it a warm homely feel, where you can sit chatting with a beer or sample a tasty home cooked meal, made with locally sourced produce.
The Royal Oak- Devon EX4 2JH
With B&B and a convenient campsite, this friendly family pub on the outskirts of Exeter has a relaxed and laidback atmosphere, producing locally sourced food and boasting a spacious beer garden.
Lower Lode Inn- Gloucestershire GL19 4RE
Lower Lode specialises in hosting rallies and a wide selection of local ales to sample and great food on offer, it won’t just be the spectacular setting which lures you into Lower Lode. Their campsite is set right on the river bank and it’s a great place to stay if you’re planning on exploring the surrounding area (The Cotswolds, Malvern, and Gloucester.)
Baskerville Arms Hotel- Herefordshire HR3 5RZ
A fantastically traditional pub in a great setting, surrounded by the Welsh countryside, The Baskerville has catered to groups of bikers for years and has outstanding facilities for almost any eventuality, you can even get a packed lunch or have your laundry done! With great food, service and tons of events including quiz nights and even Chinese buffet nights, The Baskerville Arms seems to have it all sorted- well worth a visit after a long ride.
Rose and Crown Hotel- Lancashire BB7 2BT
At the Rose and Crown, Tuesday night is biker night when bikers of all experience and ages can go along to discuss all things motorbike over a few pints. With a great atmosphere and hearty food and drink on offer, there’s no better place to relax after a ride out with mates.
The Victoria Bikers Pub- Leicestershire LE67 3FA
The Vic Bikers Pub is really all about bikers, with a friendly and chilled atmosphere where you can kick back and enjoy a few drinks in the company of like minded people, listening to some great live music. The Vic attracts bikers from all over the UK and even further afield, with European bikers making the trip to enjoy the events and meets held at the Vic. The pub also sees some famous faces, with stars of the bike world often popping in to soak up the comfortable, relaxed atmosphere. In fact, The Vic Bikers Pub has become so famous, Leicestershire council have decided to signpost it with brown tourist signs, so there’s no missing it!
Ace Café- London NW10 7UD
The original Biker hangout; a pioneering home of Rock&Roll ‘back in the day’, the Ace Café is world famous today for its national bike events which see some of the largest gatherings of bikers in the UK. Ace still hosts live Rock&Roll music, this and the wealth of history that Ace Café boasts, is what brings flocks of visitors every year to check out The Ace Café. If you’re a biker you simply have to get yourself to The Ace Café at least once, just to experience it!
Montford Bridge Café- Shropshire SY4 1
Tuesday’s bike night at The Montford Bridge Café, and with great food (all made from locally sourced produce) without the fancy price-tag, it’s the perfect place to go after a ride. As all the members of staff are bikers themselves, expect a warm welcome and some friendly faces, just as up for discussing all things motorbike as you are! There’s nothing better than a biker orientated café; run by bikers, for bikers
The Churchill Arms- Wiltshire SN10 4JB
A friendly village pub serving high quality food and drink at reasonable prices, The Churchill Arms has a bike night every Wednesday, with BBQs when it’s hot and great bike banter with fellow bikers guaranteed.
Squires Café Bar- Yorkshire LS25 5LX
This Biker café is world famous and plays host to some fantastic bike events, attended by hundreds of bikers from all over England. Probably one of the reasons it’s so biker friendly is that it is run by bikers, for other bikers to enjoy. Having moved to a much larger site in 2002, Squires has continued to grow in popularity as even with the larger premises they can accommodate even more bikers and more prominent events in the extra space. This place is definitely worth checking out, see their website for details of upcoming events, or else just rock up on a Wednesday night/ weekend and soak up the chilled atmosphere with fellow bikers.
New Inn- Staffordshire DE13 9PB
Totally Biker friendly with Sunday night a dedicated biker drop-by night- BBQs in summer or a nice hot meal when it’s cold outside! The New Inn is great for hearty food, good beer and even better friendly company, many bike clubs visit on a regular basis which shows it’s definitely a place to try out- hundreds of bikers cant be wrong!
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