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Located along the Tyne quayside heading out of the city towards Ouseburn, I stopped for a well earned cuppa whilst participating in the Shaun on the Tyne sculpture trail in August 2023.
The café is, as the name would suggest, geared up for the cyclists many of whom where meeting here to fuel up before, during, or after there ride outs. It was notable that many often stopped here and were known by name to staff.
The staff were helpful and friendly as were the lovely patrons, of whom some advised they were regulars not of the cycling kind. They serve hot and cold drinks, snacks, cakes, scones, hot and cold sandwiches.
There's also a cycle workshop onsite for all cycling maintenance needs. Seating is available indoors and outdoors, there's a convenient kiosk on the roadside for takeaway, a cycle ride through. Plenty of cycle racks and a pay car park. Toilets are located inside that were well kept and clean.
The views were definitely my cup of tea especially with the fishing fleet moored alongside. As luck would have it the worst of the days rain fell whilst having my Earl Grey, and I was able to don my waterproofs before venturing out again!
If you're in the vicinity do pop in and see what you think. I would have no hesitation going back.
I have a confession....I can't ride a bike, no balance and at 59 I'm not that bothered. However I've always seen this place and wanted to come. Bit disappointed as hubby had set his heart on bacon sarnie and there were signs everywhere advertising them but staff said no bacon 🤥 Went for sausage sarnie instead with a cheese scone and 2 teas which cost about £11. Nice cafe inside but sat out as lovely morning and looked down the Tyne
An absolute fabulous place. I have used it on bike rides, but on this occasion, I took my twin Grandsons on a Shaun the Sheep adventure. One of them is wheelchair bound/tube fed, but this didn't prevent us from visiting the HUB - the staff ensured he was able to be enjoy the visit. It was a well worth visit from Liverpool once again. Highly recommend.
First time visitor to The Cycle Club. Staff are lovely and friendly. Good variety of food and drinks. Outdoor seating some covered. The view of the Tyne down to The Baltic, Millennium Bridge and Tyne Bridge are amazing. Large car park and only 40p per hour. So we parked there for the day and wandered around the Quayside and Ouseburn Valley, The Cluny and The Cumberland Arms. Thoroughly recommended
A very nice cafe with great views down the Tyne, they have a good menu with choice of salads, sandwiches and sweets. We only had a chance for drinks, my Cappuccino was really nice although I wasn't sure why there was an extra charge, my good lady enjoyed her americano and the boy seemed to enjoy his sanpelagano blood orange.
You can hire bikes and it looks like they also did servicing too.
Went in here as we wanted a coffee and must say they are very nice not had food yet but will on the next visit here . Kids had hot chocolate said they were lovely.
Great place to meet on a nice day.
Came here on my bike on the shaun the sheep trail. Didn't even know that this place was here
Nice place to stop off for refreshments after a walk around the Quayside
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