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Good places to eat on the road
Kent Motorcycles
- H's Cafe
On the A2 halfway between Canterbury and Dover at Kent Motorcycles, Open 7 days a week.
Mon-Fri 7:30am to 3.30pm, Saturday 7:30am to 5pm and 8am to 4pm on Sundays.
From March to October open till 9pm on Wednesdays for what has become East Kent's most popular bike meets.
There is a great selection of food including lunch time specials, all day breakfasts and much more. There is ample parking and it's a great place to meet up for a Ride-Out
302 Wincheap,
Canterbury,
CT1 3TY.
Phone: 01227 470178
Next door to 'Pine&Things', 100yds from the junction of the A2 & A28
Great food all day long at good prices, all the usual 'cafe' meals and a large range of main and evening meals. Plenty of room inside.
The Cafe car park is gravel on old tarmac, only 1/2" deep but take care. There is an arrangement with 'Pine & Things' for motorcycles to use their car park against the wall on the right as you enter the 'Pine & Things' car park.
Wessons Cafe
Opened in July 2000 as the Ogri Cafe and now known as Wessons.
In the village of Horam in East Sussex, just off the A267 between Heathfield and Hailsham.
Excellent food and a good welcome here and plenty of parking outside.
The Ace Cafe
The archetypal bikers cafe on the north circular road, good food, good atmosphere, on theme nights a big crowd always guaranteed, well worth a visit and loads of parking.
Oasis Cafe, on the A259 at Old Romney, Romney Marsh between New Romney and Brenzett. Good Food, Good prices and plenty of car parking but if you park at the back mind the gravel & pot holes. To get directions to this or other cafes on your journeys visit:
http://www.dininginkent.co.uk
The Oakdene Cafe is a traditional English transport cafe situated on the A20 near Wrotham, Kent at the junction of the A20 and M26 (J2 / J2a) near Brands Hatch motor racing circuit. The cafe serves extremely generous portions of good home cooked, traditional English food and offers excellent value for money. Good parking at the cafe and in a large lay-by opposite.
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