Like feasting your eyes on old British bikes? Then head to the Hollyville on a Sunday morning. If you need proof, check out this video of the car park uploaded by a visitor. Great food, sensible prices, and conveniently located near Brands Hatch - what more could you want?

If you thought patriotism was dying, you can think again. This cafe not only serves up truly British dishes - liver and bacon followed by spotted dick, anyone? - it acts as a museum for Biggin Hill. With RAF artefacts and pictures, Help-for-Heroes banners, and a collection tin for the Wings Appeal, it's a mini-heritage centre. With motorcycle parking out front and a warm greeting for bikers inside, it's a place to learn as well as eat.

If you're looking to enjoy possibly the best coffee in Rye in beautiful surroundings, the Quayside Kitchen is for you. Located just behind the Rye Heritage Centre, it's an opportunity to make this cafe visit more of a day out. The interior is clean and modern, the staff is friendly, and the food is great. With outside seating, you can make a quick stop on your bike and enjoy the cafe's organic ice cream shake in the sunshine.

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