The Newbury Velo Coffee Network
The Original Newbury Cycling Coffee Network.
All the cafés on the Velo Coffee map have been visited and have agreed to be listed, and confirmed that they welcome cyclists. Most display a sticker, some buildings are even pink! We wont list a café just because it sells coffee and cake, we list the places that our members use and enjoy, or have visited on a longer ride, tour, or holiday.
The Newbury Velo Coffee Network pioneered the concept of connecting local cyclists through our shared love of café culture. Our established network of cyclist-friendly coffee stops throughout Berkshire and surrounding areas has created a vibrant community space where riders can refuel, share routes, and build lasting friendships.
As the original cycling coffee network in the Newbury area, we're delighted to see the positive impact our initiative has had on the local cycling community. Clubs and cyclists from Berkshire, Oxfordshire and Hampshire have all used our network to plan routes around a decent cup of coffee and slice of cake. Our network continues to grow, welcoming riders of all abilities who appreciate the perfect combination of great rides and excellent coffee. We look forward to bumping into you at one of our many partner cafés soon!
If you have a favourite coffee stop, or you are a coffee shop, that you would like to recommend to join our network, please click the button below to submit details.
Our vision is a nationwide network of Velo Coffee stops
Explore opening times and more details to plan your ride using our Interactive map below
As our coffee network grows, the list of participating coffee shops will be updated with a link to the website if they have one. No matter how far you intend to ride, or where you ride in the country there should be a welcoming coffee shop serving Great Coffee available to you.letrs grow the network together..
Great Coffee, ‘roundel’ recommended coffee stops: full 5 roundels awarded!
In Town at Newbury:
The Pineapple Cafe , (Coffee home of Newbury Velo) 20 Rowan Dr, Newbury RG14 1LY - Great coffee, home made cake and a bacon sandwich to die for. (Club track pump available to use - dispenses Premium Newbury Air!).
Banjo Cycles, 4 & 5, Norman House, Hambridge Rd, Newbury RG14 5XA [Coffee while you shop]
Kings Café 2 The Broadway, Newbury RG14 1BA - Grab a quick coffee before a Club Ride!
North from The Clocktower in Newbury:
Marmalade, 30 Market Pl, Wantage OX12 8AJ (challenging routes over the Ridgeway)
Jennies Kitchen, Fridays Ham Ln, Ashton Keynes, Swindon SN6 6QP (good routes via Thames Path)
The Cantorist Farm Bakery, 1 Church Row, Childrey, Wantage OX12 9UR (prefer smaller groups at weekends)
Priscilla’s Kitchen, Back St, East Garston, Hungerford RG17 7EX
East from The Clocktower in Newbury:
The Pantry, The Square, Yattendon, Thatcham RG18 0UF (scenic routes via Hermitage)
Bucklebury, Chapel Row, Reading RG7 6PD
The Blackbird Cafe Bucklebury, Chapel Row, Reading RG7 6PD (small groups only inside, alfresco during the summer)
Hampstead Norreys Community Shop & Cafe, Manor Courtyard, Church St, RG18 0TD
Bradleys, 38 High St, Theale, Reading RG7 5AH (canal towpath options)
VeloLife, The Old House, Warren Row Rd, Warren Row, Maidenhead RG10 8QS (great long day in the saddle)
The Barn, Lantern Courtyard, The St, Bramley, Tadley RG26 5DE (~16.5 miles)
Pedal On, 60 Bishopswood Rd, Tadley RG26 4HD (Bike Shop) [Coffee while you shop]
The Street Bakeshop, The Street, Old Basing RG24 7BW (Close to Basingstoke, good bike racking)
South from The Clocktower in Newbury:
MOTea, The Dene, Hurstbourne Tarrant, Andover SP11 0AS (~17.5 miles)
The Boundary Community Shop and Cafe, Bourne Meadow, Andover SP11 6BE
The Test, High St, Stockbridge SO20 6HF (No website yet, Behind the Little Whisky Shop)
Winchester Auto Barn, Sutton Scotney, Winchester SO21 3NS (Al Fresco, great snacks too)
South Downs Social, 3-4 Kings Walk, Winchester SO23 8AF (Cycling themed Cafe in Winchester Town centre)
Lady Scarletts Tea Parlour, The Esplanade, Ventnor PO38 1JT (~89 miles plus ferry)
Pump House Bakes, Middleton Rd, Salisbury SP5 1QL
West from The Clocktower in Newbury:
Honesty Cafe at the Crown & Garter, Great Common, Inkpen Common, Hungerford RG17 9QR
Elaine of Hungerford, The Courtyard, 24 High St, Hungerford RG17 0NF (tables and chairs out back)
Goodies Cafe, 17 High St, Lambourn, Hungerford RG17 8XL
Wendy's Community Cafe, Farm Lane, Great Bedwyn SN8 3LU
The Bell Cafe, The Square, Ramsbury, Marlborough SN8 2PE (re-opened after Covid - worth a stop)
The Food Gallery, 47-48 High St, Marlborough SN8 1HQ
Sticks and Stones, Unit 3, Nursery Farm, Pewsey SN9 5PF (great outside seating)
Honey Street Mill Cafe, Honey Street, Village SN9 5PS (tucked away behind the Mill)
Pronto Bikes (and Cafe), 18 Bath St, Frome BA11 1DN (Great little bike shop with good sized cafe)
Street Bean Coffee Co., Adscombe Ln, Adscombe, Over Stowey, Bridgwater TA5 1HN (~84.5 miles long day / tour)
Time At The Forge, 1 South St, Aldbourne, Marlborough SN8 2DW (outside seating, behind old library, smaller groups in winter due to size, 204 mile ride wast via Lambourn)
Bike Shed Cafe, The Sqaure Barnstaple - One to stop at if you are touring the West country, or riding the Tarka Trail.
Great Bedwyn Post Office Stores, 90 Church St, Great Bedwyn, Marlborough SN8 3PF
