Squires Biker Cafe in Selby

Called in last weekend to watch the excellent stunt bike show. Grabbed a meal and a hot chocolate whilst there. Excellent value. Very tasty large meal...didn't have to eat til next morning. Can't wait for an excuse to return.

Don't be fooled by the photograph, this 'campsite' is a dump. Even if, like us, you are just stopping for the night to break your journey, find somewhere else. I would emphasize at this point that the staff we dealt were as helpful as possible. It was chaotic on arrival, we couldn't even get through the barrier for 25 minutes. Inside, it quickly became clear that this is a touring campsite in name only. I would guess that 2/3 of the vans there were permanent residences, some very scruffy indeed, it had the air of an encampment of Travelling People. The toilets/ showers were quite filthy, we would have paid the £1 token not to use the showers. The grass had been cut but left to mulch so any venture outside brought grass and dirt back into our van. There must be a level crossing nearby because every passing train blew it's horn, stopping after about 10.00pm and restarting at 6.00am. In the morning, due to a shortage of gate entry cards we had to quickly follow another van under the barrier rather than wait for the office to open. The cost of our stay including hookup was, wait for it, £27.00

I visit the cafe regularly and always order food. Always been happy with the service and food, however I visited on Monday 12th August and ordered the chicken tikka masala, it took over 30 minutes to arrive the chips looked like they had Bern refried. The chicken tikka portion was the size of a child's meal and it had no naan bread. When I mentioned this the one of the waitresses she told the young lad that had prepared the meal and his attitude absolutely stunk. He stormed off in to the kitchen making it quite clear he didn't want to doo it then returned 30 seconds later saying there was no nanny bread left. I then asked if I could have ab alternative and just got stared at gormless. Never again will I order a meal from there again after that experience.

I visit the cafe most weeks for the bike scene. However today I ordered lunch.... Steak Pie was ordered. The pie consisted of pastry and gravy with a piece of meat the size of an oxo cube. So £10 for a empty pie. Never again.

I have never yet been disappointed on my visits to Squires have now tried a few of their meals, and always enjoyed them its a very friendly place I either start here on my trips out or end up here

Deliciously hot food....freshly cooked and plenty of it! They do however need to sort the ladies toilets! Pretty grubby. and in need of DIY.

Booked through Searchforsites and the stay was not the best. Parked our Motorhome in an area of permanent residents and felt we were intruding on their community. Toilets were average - showers on timers. Close to a busy train line and main road, not the most restful place when the bar turns disco! I am sure it suites some but just not us.

Pleasant food and ambience as always ...toilets could go with checking frequently as one of the ladies was severely blocked. ...but overall very nice.

Food was shockingly bad. Been here many times over the years, 1st visit this year, 1pm visit, ordered a chicken burger with chips, after 1 bite of the burger it went straight in the bin, it was just mushed up chicken wrapped in batter, taste and texture was appalling, worst I've ever tasted. Had half the chips next and they went in the bin as well, can't believe how bad they were, not sure how bad anyone can totally mess up cooking chips. Still a great place for a bike meet, but don't touch the food. I only very rarely leave reviews and feedback but felt compelled to worn others today.

Stayed here over the bank holiday weekend on the van pitches. The palce is very busy and a great place for bikers to meet up. But, the cafe/pub is very dated, dirty and the food is very poor rubbish tbh. 2 meals of the same size ordered one served on a normal sized paper plate and the other served on a tiny paper plate, food therefore placed on top of the chips. toilets dirty and stink of urine. with the amount of custom it gets no money is invested back into the property and the condition is poor the food is rubbish quality and the service is poor.

Interesting place. Lots of bikes even during the week in the summer. Big parking area. Designed to cope with big numbers. Offers breakfasts, burgers and specials typical of pub food. Table food delivery and inside and outside seating. Food quality is OK, portions are OK sized. Quality is a bit rough and ready and so slightly overpriced I felt. So not a culinary destination more an interesting destination. Other biker meet venues have gone for more modern food styles and kept prices a little more treasonable I feel. Staff were welcoming and friendly and the place had a great vibe from other customers as well. Worth a visit if you’re a petrol head or into bikes and are looking for a pitstop on your journey of ride out. Not really a destination for modern foodies or those looking for real value for money.

Went for tea tonight, it's a good place to meet up, but the food is now very expensive, and not great for the money. Tasteless burgers and not much food really, very expensive for the amount of food on a plate. Squires use to be pretty cheap to have tea out at. But there are other places closer which offer better food and for less money. Whether Brexit or the Pandemic has changed the prices, who knows, all I know is, I won't be getting my tea here again.

Very large car park. The breakfast was poor. Very bland. Cheap ingredients. The place is obviously popular for bike and car meets etc due to the car park size. Not the food! Unfriendly staff. It was a hassle to serve you type approach. But our money in your till pays for you!! A place to meet - not eat!

This is possibly the 'easiest' place to stay with a motorhome/caravan. It's our 3rd stay and we will be back soon. Yes, it is definitely cheap and cheerful with basic meals at very reasonable prices. The breakfasts are as good as you will get anywhere and the burgers are definitely worth trying. The bar/cafe is extremely clean (which we didn't expect) and the owners and staff are welcoming and helpful making you feel at home straight away (no bossing around as on so many sites ) I find it hard to see why there are negative reviews, The toilet blocks/showers are basic but very clean. Yes, there are noisy trains but hey, there's a railway line right there? We absolutely love it here and we are NOT bikers (but we were definitely made welcome by the bikers and car groups as well. They even welcomed our three oversized dogs. Admittedly there's not too much for kids to do but endless fields provide a freedom to run around and the amazing array of bikes is a spectacle for any child (or adult). For dog owners you can even book a private 'dog-field' which is just like an adventure playground for dogs. Our three just loved it The negatives are obvious before you book .. next to a trainline and there's motorbikes?

Went for Sunday dinner with family and friends. Disappointed as I had heard some good reviews. The food was bland, the meats were over cooked and the roast potatoes were clearly dropped in a deep fat fryer rather than done in an oven. The staff were all young and clearly inexperienced with no clear manager taking charge. A little organisation from a hands on manager could sort the staff. This has potential but for me I won’t be going back in a hurry, maybe try again in a few months.

If it was not for the large, bike friendly, car park this cafe would not be in business! The food is cheap and mediocre, the customer service is appalling but the carpark is great for bikers. The atmosphere is great outside but the owners have created a customer service dead spot off the back of it. Girls behind the counter have fallen into the habit of talking to customers like they're cattle, snappy "what d'ya want? you need a table! Next!" attitude and dispassionate. They're selling cheap, crap food in ways that designed for speed rather than customer satisfaction. There are better bike haunts than this, with better food and employees that actually want to serve you!

Pet friendly camp site bikers have a-meet up on the weekend. Pub on site serving cheap and cheerful food. Not a great deal for kids to do apart from pool table in pub. Campsite on main trainline trains love to honk as they go by starting at 7am!

Reasonable food and drink, but to be honest you really come for the large numbers of motorbikes that congregate here, predominantly on a Wednesday afternoon or Sunday.

this was my first visit, only had a milky coffee which was cheap and nice. Hot. Loads of bikes even in winter, friendly people. will visit again

The last few times I've been the campsite has been full of the travelling community and the toilet blocks were despicable as well as numerous reports of car doors being tried overnight.

Massive shout out to Squires Bikers Cafe for the amazing fire display they gave today! For the insane price of £0!! Thanks so much for a great night guys ❤️ 🏍

The title says it all really, the food is very poor and expensive for what it is. I used to go regularly on my bike, but now I live 70 odd miles away, there are much better biker meeting places closer to home. My review won't stop people going of course and nor should it, but I might be tempted over a little more often if the food was better. Tea and coffee aren't cheap either.

Coffee time with friends, coffee was awful, place was scruffy, only went to see the motorbikes needs money spending on.

This place is amazing and awful at the same time.If you are a biker or love bikes it is a place to go... amazing atmosphere with dozens and dozens of bikers.Friendly staff, always with a smile!That is it... the good points.Food is very basic and bad, breakfast is bellow motorway service standards... how difficult is to serve a nice sausage, nice beans and tomato? Caned tomato and very bad quality one... my breakfast was like tomato soup with a floating sausage.The cafe is not very cleaned... I can understand end of the day serving hundreds of people but at 8am??? Floor was not clean, tables looked cleaned but were sticky...The camping site is more a parking lot with some tents around, cars use the site as they wish in between tents and is not safe for kids.The smell.... the smell... what is that??? It just stinks... we believe that there is a open pit and the smell is just impossible.There is a train line that runs along the camp site, literally meters away.A main road doesn’t help either.Toilets were ok but need an upgrade.We stayed one night and got away as quick as possible next morning.Please sort out the open pit... I believe that is not just uncomfortable because the smell but it might be an health problem.It is a shame... such reputation and is so bad managed.

Avoid the sausages at all cost, there is the regular sausage served with breakfast, horrible. Then there is Cumberland sausage served in giant Yorkshire puds, and other meals, this sausage has no taste at all, its like chewing sawdust. I sent mine back.What is the point of serving such cheap horrible sausages? Chefs should always taste before they serve, if they did they wouldn't serve. This is my second try of them, I wont be ordering anymore.

Came for a biker weekend, the drinks were expensive and when I asked for pulled pork on a jacket potato (which they sell both of) I was told its not possible!! What a joke!!

To die for pasties, great coffee. Lovely staff and a perfect place to meet fellow bikers who enjoy simular things to you. Will be back

Visited here ref 8 Below Husky Annual Event

Best biker meeting place for miles around. Guys/Gals from all over north and south Yorkshire meet up here and chances are if it's made (bikewise that is) it'll turn up at Squires sooner or later. Great staff good pub grub well worth a visit. Highly recommended. Excellent turn out today. Check out Kawasaki z900's then and now and the lean green Kawasaki machine.

A great place to go if you are a biker. It has great friendly staff however the food could do with some improvement

Went to see the motorcycles, hundreds of people, really busy, coffee, teas etc, various food options, well worth a look

We been going for over 40 years and it is getting worst prices are going up and food is not that good staff great but food is letting them down and prices way too high

- Went for a meal food was cold,food wasn't nice all we complained. Wont be returning :-( + Staff friendly and helpful + nice atmosphere

I’m a regular here on my bike for a brew and a snack but also call in with my Mrs and 2 young girls...

i have never been to squires for the caravan site and i dont care to be honest, squires is a biker cafe and if for bikers the caravan site isnt that big a deal people go to squires for the bike meets the car meets, random events and the overall atmosphere not to go camping in a site thats primary focus is bikers.

tea lovely, bacon butty superb, if you need or want to know anything about motorcycling just pay them a visit.

We were staying at the caravan park & went in here for bfast, we only had the small bfast & there was loads! Really set us up for the day. It’s a biker cafe so no airs & graces, grab yr own cutlery & tidy yr plates away at the end but good freshly cooked food at reasonable prices

Renowned Biker's pitstop has a great cafe, a biker's shop and a campsite. I recommend the hot chocolate!

Took 3 excited girls to see Santa, ice ring, and face painting what a jolly Santa credit to Squires. It’s a lovely friendly place, with helpful staff and even a Great place to visit for non-bikers. Would defo recommend the Squires Stacker Burgers was delicious.

Brilliant little place, always plenty of bikes and cars, the best place for people watching, with good quality pub grub for the hungry traveller.

Stayed here only 1 night thankfully. Campsite hadn’t been tidied up as there were tin cans, crisp packets toilet roll strewn around with fag ends flattened into the ground . I spent 10 mins clearing up around my pitch as I couldn’t stand sitting looking at other people’s litter.

went to the yorkshire rock n bike show over the weekend had a brilliant time yorkshire ss you did yourselfs proud putting on a fantastic weekend.see you next year

Had a great time at the show .thousands there .plenty of food and drink .foods a bit pricey but who cares anyway .we've been plenty of times .will be going back this year with all the family

A great meeting place for bikers, it's got everything camping, bikers gear shop, breakfasts to main meals and plenty of room for parking.

Not been here for a year or so but the standard is still second to none. Food great and the staff very helpful.

Taking B roads all the way, this destination venue didn’t disappoint. Busy enough to look interesting for my daughter’s first visit on her Gilera DNA50. Lots of bike parking, staff are friendly, service is prompt. Worth a visit

A standard biker haunt with cheap and filling grub that has its roots in the 1960’s.

Good biker cafe, food is basic but great value and very tasty, loads of parking for bikes. World cup on TV and a bar if you're not riding, what more could you want

Went here with a mate for a ride out, what a dump the place is filthy, dirty tables filthy decor poor service, don't think the toilets have had a good clean in years more piss on toilet seat than down it, had a breakfast which for what ye get is overpriced and poor,I know this is a so called biker cafe but even bikers like a clean environment and good food, especially for what they charge,

North Yorkshire's original Bikers cafe world famous it had bikers from all over the world coming to Squires and again a must visit!!

loved it so we went a few more times kids loved it to staff are good food was good when the weather picks up we will be there again may be on the bikes or in the 4x4 who knows

This is definetly a bikers cafe, I usually call 4 times a week has I love to admire all the differant motorcycles that call in while walking around the carpark with a cup of tea. The Sunday lunch carvery is excellent value.

It’s a lovely friendly place, helpful staff and always something entertaining, be that bikes to look at or live music to listen to etc.

I really enjoyed my ice cream sunday and my maceroni cheese. Everyone else enjoyed all their food as well. I would recommend coming here.

The food was excellent and the staff were very polite. I had the pulled pork burger and it was super filling but nice. The service was quick would definitely recommend!!!!

We've been here a few times, I myself used to frequent the ORIGINAL Milk Bar when it was on the main street in Sherburn and bikers used to pull wheelies up the street, I would imagine it was a major nuisance for those who lived anywhere near it - that was 42 years ago:-). The 'new' Milk Bar, Squires, is essentially bikers only (goodness knows why anyone else would call in there). I've never tried the food and given the number of bad reviews I never will, it doesn't try to be clean and tidy or that it serves up the most beautifully prepared cuisine but I really don't understand why the owners don't something to tackle the large number of negative reviews. Not all bikers are dirty, oily creatures that will eat or drink anything that's put in front of them.

Truly a bikers haunt off the beaten path, Squires is a simple, basic cafe with plenty of room for bikes to park and bikers to meet up. It hosts various biking events throughout the year, but is at its best just being there for a stop, a coffee, and a chat with other bikers after a nice ride in the surrounding country. Okay its basic, and the cuisine is nothing to shout about, but it is what it is, honest, totally unpretentious, and to those of us who've been going there for years, its just 'the' default place to go. We've never seen any trouble there, everyone is very friendly and respectful, although maybe thats because the regular clientele (like us) seem to be ageing slowly ! Non-bikers are of course just as welcome, but its the bikes and bikers that make it stand out. Add it to your 'stop' options if you're planning a ride out that way, and you'll probably be back.

Standards have definitely slipped since my last visit. The place was very quiet compared to summer weekends, so Staff weren't busy. The girl on the till was cheerful and friendly but the food was a great disappointment. Beans and tomatoes were virtually cold, the black pudding listed on the menu was missing (although it appeared on my mate's breakfast). My first £2+ coffee was so cool and frothy that I necked it down in seconds and had to order a cup of tea to go with my breakfast. Just as well we don't come here just for the food, or I'd never go back.

This place has been going for years although the location moved a few years back. Great place to visit if the weathers good. Pop in for a coffee and chat with other bikers. Great meeting place for like minded people. Very popular on a Sundays and Wednesday and a Thursday evening. Decent coffee and burgers if the weathers good.

Squires Cafe. A bit of an icon amongst the bikers, and still very popular as a meeting point before, during and after a ride out. There's plenty of free parking and if you're on your own there's usually a friendly bunch who will soon be chatting to you.

We stopped here in the car as travelling to a family gathering, my husband is a keen biker and had heard of the place even though we live in Wiltshire, so stopped off for a coffee and a bite to eat.

We arrived with a small campervan, and the queue was out of the door for food. They need a different queue or system for campers, as waiting in line with those ordering food was not ideal.

Mi hijo y yo monté en un miércoles, y el lugar era bastante tranquilo (en comparación con los fines de semana)

Al ser un biker yo tendía a encajar justo en Squires. Yo estaba allí para el viaje en bicicleta por el 1000 Rblr Llamamiento de amapola.

Dimos un paseo a este popular café los ciclistas para desayunar. La única razón por la que comimos fue porque pagué por él. Asqueroso es la única manera de describirlo. Vajilla sucia, taza de té sucias y sólo Dios sabe lo que gangrena bajo la comida horrible.

Visited on a spur of the moment , packed the tent onto bike and head off , found what a biker café should be ,,, bikes bikes and bikers , Very friendly place , camp site fine , clean toilets and showers . and for £5 what more do you want .Food ... again its not gourmet but if its gourmet u want the go elsewhere an d pay more .I'm a big lad and there was more than enough and tasty .Good cup of tea , good beer at night ill sure be back soon .

Have been visiting here for years it's nothing out of the ordinary. Big car park and a good selection of food etc. More of a glorified cafe during the day. They do host various events occasionally which are very popular. It's the bikers that make it worth a visit.

We Stayed at Squires for three nights whilst visiting relatives locally.We had three evening meals and enjoyed each one. Lovely people.However the campsite was something else. Pretty tatty. The site was covered in litter.There were beer glasses scattered everywhere.Therewere quite a few construction workers on site. Obviously there for some time.Not that they were any kind of problem. No noise at all. The toilets were very small. Only two showers for maybe a hundred or more people. Everything Needs updating. The place has got potential for sure.

As an ex biker my brother and I had to have a ride out on his motorcycle we on the afternoon of the egg run . The place was heaving with fellow bikers , we went in and had a very nice Cornish pasty and a cold drink reasonably priced and very tasty and hot , there is plenty of parking for the bikes and across the road for the cars drivers among us . Yes it's a bikers meeting place but don't let that put you off go look and enjoy

The site has a main road, a motorway and a train line running by it. Any sense that you are in the countryside is lost and totally forget peace and tranquility. Not too sure where others have eaten but it could not have been here! Ghastly. Any resemblance to food has been lost. The camp facilities are poor and there is NO security. All you can say in its favour is; friendly staff, cheap and near the motorway! Of course it's the local magnet for motorcyclists, so noise levels are not improved by that addition. Get me outta here!!!!

My partner and I have been coming to Squires for quiet a while, the atmosphere is great BUT standards of food leave something to be desired, we were there on Thursday and as usual I had a Veggy breakfast (no bacon or sausage) its never that good but ok, this time it was swimming in fat/oil it was disgusting so much so I left the half swimming in fat/oil. As other reviewers have noted the mugs are never clean and standards of cleanliness are not that good. In future we will be sticking to drinks only. It was not that busy when we there.

Ordered the new Stacker burger, it was great, really tasty and plenty of it. Very nice staff and good service. Will be visiting again, thanks.

As regular bikers and visitors of Sherburn cafe there are lots of positives to this fantastic place. We love this places as a meeting point and viewing places for bikes. Great biker cafe but essentially that's what it is. Since the launch of the new burger menu I have been eagerly anticipating my first burger in the hope that some decent food will be available at the cafe. Having trailed the new menu tonight I can honestly say I will be continuing my "drinks only" rule here. There were more than enough chips to cover the £7.50 price tag however that was a good as it got. The bread was dry and crumbled which did not stay together when picking the burger up, and the burgers were nothing more than thin frozen burgers which you would expect to find on a greasy burger van for £1.50. All in all I was very disappointed with what I received, ended up eating less than a quarter of my meal and leaving the rest, my husband did exactly the same. Really not worth £7.50 and think the cafe either needs to be a cafe with cheap food where you would expect that kind of quality or if it wants to charge more for a burger and be a bit more up market then home made burgers are a must rather than frozen burgers and frozen bread. However we will still be visiting on a weekly basis for drinks and a chat.

Nice friendly staff and everyone we met food nice gravel pitch with hook up and water and drain will come back.

This is a lovely inexpensive and family-friendly place.We loved the atmosphere of a biker's cafe and very friendly waiters. Tried their ice-skating rink, it is small but cozy, with music and multicoloured lights. Our little girl loved it and we had a decent Fish & Chips lunch afterwards.

My son left his wallet at the cafe a couple of weeks ago. He rang the following day, they found it and posted it back to him and wouldn't even accept any money for postage. Great to know there are still honest people around. Thank you.

Been going to squires milk bar since 1979. Loved the place great people, great bikes. I even met my wife there hence my fondness for the place. But alas in recent years it been allowed to run down, the building is fast becoming dilapidated. The food is at best unpleasant. Every thing tastes exactly the same greasy.I continue to go to squires because it's still got that biker atmosphere. Don't know how long for though. In my opinion the owners are all about profit. but need to spend some of it doing the old place up. Then get a decent cook

First time visit this weekend and it was fairly quiet, at least compared to the crazy Facebook page cover pic!!Good selection of bikes parked up though, and a really friendly atmosphere with people outside in the sun drinking tea and comparing exhausts!We ate there, bit grotty inside, food was average but edible and the mugs of tea were a good size. All a bit expensive for the type of place.Maybe you pay extra to sit and eat with the slugs, yes there were slug trails under my table, classy.New bike arrives next week and I'll probably take it for a run out there as the roads to get there are great, and i suppose i might have another mug of tea. Give the place a wash please, you're a little below code for my liking.

Squires & I have history. A lot f history.2009, 2010, 2011,2012, 2013 - IBA UK Regular Wednesday and Sunday visits.This week i called in after a cracking ride out doing what I love. 'Castle Hunting on a Wing & a Prayer'I was hungry and thirsty so the Steak & Kidney Pie, Mushy Peas and gravy hit the spot washed down with a nice black coffee.Service as ever was polite and professional.As it was a Wednesday lunch time the place was quite with just 20 - 30 bikes outside.There are always like minded bikers there who love nothing more than to talk bikes.The shop around the corner is well stocked with bike gear and they have some great sales on from time to time. This week there were a few helmets going out for a song.Ive camped here numerous times and other than the sound of bikes coming and going its a great place to be.

Great place for meeting other bikers and having a light bite or a hearty meal.. Lovely food, good quality food with good prices and friendly staff..All in all a lovely place to visit, even if your not a biker, the atmosphere is fantastic..Vixy

Visited first time as a meeting point for our motorcycle club, venue packed with vintage Andrew bikes, riders from all walks of life in evidence and good humour abounded. Cafe facilities were great.

Been a visitor of this Biker cafe for 14 years now. It's a nice Sunday run for me, always use it as a stop off when I do a run to Cumbria. It's open 7 days. Very popular on Wednesday nights and Sundays. The foods good, not tried the carvery,(yet). Motorbike shop at rear of main building. Very handy on a Sunday.Usually something going on at weekends( see website) camping and caravan site plus additional parking for cars in adjacent field. Popular destination for Kirby Lonsdale riders. ( good biking route via Harrogate and weatherby) try the pastys, .

I have been to this great biker cafe a few times and have always found it to be good value and very friendly.Bikers from all walks of life, riding a wide range of bikes from scooters to Harley Davidsons, frequent this cafe. The breakfast is huge and will keep you going all day and tea and coffee can come in pints if you wish. The cafe is also licensed so beer etc is also available.The food prices are very reasonable indeed with the most expensive meal being £6ish. Behind the cafe is a motorcycle accessory shop where you can get a wide range of accessories from reflectors to leathers and helmets. Rhos cafe is part of the diminishing transport cafe tradition which is a shame. We need cafes like this as an alternative to the chain service areas and their inflated prices.

This place is usually busy and is a favourite meeting place for local bikers. I'm not sure why. The place doesn't look clean and the mugs we were given had tea stains and could have done with a good clean. The floor looks dirty and the place has a general grubby feel to it. Having said all this it is very popular with lots of bikers.

Use to go past the original milk bar in Sherbun in Elmet in the late 60's as a kid , Squires is one of my favorite ride outs for breakfast and catch up with friends,not been for a few months , my partner always goes veggie breakfast and I go large English ,cheap and cheerful is best described, only given a 4 rating as the sausages have changed and can only say not for the best, will be here again.....

Called after all the rave reviews and an invite by a close friend after leaving biking for a few years. Not very clean inside, didn't order food because of the filthy state the tables were in. Had a drink of tea, Luke warm and stewed. Prices very good, but nice place tom meet apart from that. Clean your act up guys, more money to make if you take pride in the place.

Could be so nice but unfortunately is just not clean, bins on caravan site overflowing, snail marks all over cafe bar carpet, sticky tables. Boy races in the field behind the caravan site late at night spinning around. Wouldn't even take much to sort this place out just a bit of upkeep and a very deep clean. Never left a review before but very disappointing and won't be returning. On the plus side food was very good.

As one of England's recognised biker haunts it was about time I visited again. Definitely worth the trip from Nottingham ( providing you pick your route) Good vibe and decent food and drink. Just the job

Great for everything bikes been coming here for years but come on the toilets and soft furnishings are disgusting... desperate for an overall or even just a good deep clean everywhere. Food gone downhill too even cornish pasties no longer as good as they where. It's the bikers that keep this cafe a great place to call in and see all things bike.

Squires my fave bike haunt, decent food and great staff, dave and the girls always give a warm welcome

We booked to camp one night on our Yorkshire Grand Tour. Something of an experiment as husband does not much like camping, but quite successful.We arrived on a Wednesday early evening, just as the weekly meet was getting underway. The booking in process was totally painless and quite efficient. The cafe had a lively buzz and we enjoyed our meals which we ate once we had set up camp. Although it is a cafe bar, the range of drinks are mostly non-alcoholic; absolutely right for drivers and riders.As more and more bikes arrived, memories of a long ago and extremely mis-spent youth were brought to the fore! It was impressive to see so many bikes in one place at one time and such a range of ages with a shared passion for their enormous range of bikes.The food was unfussy and unpretentious but very well done. Enormous mugs of hot chocolate were very welcome.The campsite was also no frills, but absolutely fine and the token operated showers gave plenty of really hot water for a really revitalising shower. All in all, a quirky place which was really good fun.

Great meeting place for motor bike enthusiasts, lots of good parking, which needed for the regular meets. Friendly service in a sizeable traditional pub building and a good mug of tea

We camped here over night as part of a trip. We were 4 motorcyclists and one car that had all the kit in. As soon as we rode in there was 100's of bikes and engines revving . . . It was brilliant and exactly what we wanted. Cheap camping, big open fields that were very easy to get a space and keep our group all togethor and the toilets were clean and acceptable standard. Some locals told us the food isn't the best so we did eat elsewhere but for a camping trip and a coffee in the morning me and my group were really happy. It's certainly not the caravan club which is why we liked it so much ☺

Went for a ride out with my son .always a great place my meet other bikers and look at the vast selection of bikes there .even if you don't have a motorbike you can park up and go .and families are always made welcome by staff and customers alike ...but though we would try the food .i got a deluxe burger and chips and my son got a full English .and they were both shocking .im not a fussy person but my burger tasted like the meat was nearly off .and my sons all day breakfast looked like it was made first thing in the morning and put in the oven until it was purchased .we both left our meals and left hungry...I will go back but think I will stick to a coffee .its a shame a rubbish cook who doesn't care what he serve will get bad reviews for a great place

Yes we still come here every Sunday but it not the same anymore. Everything changed when the new owners took it over.. Its not a bike cafe anymore it's a cafe for all vehicles especially VW's or V Dubz as they like to call themselves, with their boom boom music and dope smoking kids that drive them..Some of the meals they serve are cremated and the price of tea and coffee are dearer than you'd expect, and it tastes weak or stewed.. Yuck!!We still go for the bikes though, and and see our friends but thats alll...

This was a good place to go if you love bikes They was only two bad things one was boy racers get together there it was set up not mentioned when I booked and pay 2 pound for 3 mins in a shower did even have time to wash my hairBut when the cars was not Grey it was peaceful and I would go again x

I have been visiting here for over 20 years, the old place in the centre of the village was great but the tea being served here is virtually undrinkable now and is always luke warm at best. The place really needs a good clean up. I called in the other day so thought I better stick to a small bottle of water and a flapjack, £3.30, extortion, no wonder so many of the regulars are giving up on this place, such a shame. Come on guys, bikers have standards nowardays and will not accept such substandard catering at extortionate prices.

Stopped here while out on my motorbike. Some history inside the cafe. Nice place appeared clean. Would visit again on my travels.

It is a bikers cafe, so superb for a stop off and a brew, not the cleanest, and food is just adequate. Stopped here 2nd June after a 200mile ride from Cambridge via Oliver's Mount.Even mid week plenty of bikers aroundGood bikers shop on site, camp site, and plenty of parking space.

If your a biker or even just into bikes this is the place for you. I've been coming to this place for the last few years, yes the food isn't the best in the world and the place isn't the cleanest I've ever been to but it really doesn't matter, the atmosphere makes up for all its shortcomings. If your going to go make it a Wednesday evening you wont be disappointed.