Biker Friendly Cafe in Trim

HTB

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Wandering down market street in Trim last week I met Nevile Watson.
Many bikers will remember Nevile had a Cafe in trim that served one of the best brekkies this side of the Shannon. Nevile moved location a couple of times in Trim and eventually ended up in Summerhill.


Well he is now back in Trim. Back in the place he started out in Market Street.
The Cafe is called Cafe Time and I had the pleasure of sampling some of the grub on Friday last. Yum - nuff said.

He is always glad to see bikers as he knows we appreciate a good brekkie on a Sunday morning.
I just noticed as well that he has set up a facebook page. Say hi if your a former customer.

HellsAngel

HTB wrote: »

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Wandering down market street in Trim last week I met Nevile Watson.
Many bikers will remember Nevile had a Cafe in trim that served one of the best brekkies this side of the Shannon. Nevile moved location a couple of times in Trim and eventually ended up in Summerhill.


Well he is now back in Trim. Back in the place he started out in Market Street.
The Cafe is called Cafe Time and I had the pleasure of sampling some of the grub on Friday last. Yum - nuff said.

He is always glad to see bikers as he knows we appreciate a good brekkie on a Sunday morning.
I just noticed as well that he has set up a facebook page. Say hi if your a former customer.

Well whatever about the brekkie, the Dublin to Trim road is one of the best biking roads in the country, plenty of twisties and some straights to get the revs up.Excellent.

BlackWizard

What road is that? I might try it next weekend

P.C.

HellsAngel wrote: »

Well whatever about the brekkie, the Dublin to Trim road is one of the best biking roads in the country, plenty of twisties and some straights to get the revs up.Excellent.

Unfortunately, these days it has plenty of 'GoSafe' vans. :mad:

HTB

HellsAngel wrote: »

Well whatever about the brekkie, the Dublin to Trim road is one of the best biking roads in the country, plenty of twisties and some straights to get the revs up.Excellent.

Hellsangel,

When you get to Trim and stuff yourself full of lovely brekkie. Take the road to Athboy, its an ok road from our point of view.

Turn left at the T junction go all the way through the town and head for Delvin. Now theres a road boyo ! :D:D.

If you havent had enough after that turn left in Delvin and head for Mullingar. THis road has some great sections on it, some big straights as well.

M.


By the way, very seldom a "van on this road"

Please Kill Me

P.C. wrote: »

Unfortunately, these days it has plenty of 'GoSafe' vans. :mad:

Yep, I think it got TOO popular for bikes! God forbid!! FFS! :rolleyes: Still a fantastic bit of track road though!

HellsAngel

P.C. wrote: »

Unfortunately, these days it has plenty of 'GoSafe' vans. :mad:

Oh deary me, the fuzz as usual out to stop a young lad from a little fun !!!!

HTB wrote: »

Hellsangel,

When you get to Trim and stuff yourself full of lovely brekkie. Take the road to Athboy, its an ok road from our point of view.

Turn left at the T junction go all the way through the town and head for Delvin. Now theres a road boyo ! :D:D.

If you havent had enough after that turn left in Delvin and head for Mullingar. THis road has some great sections on it, some big straights as well.

M.


By the way, very seldom a "van on this road"

I probably have done that road, been all around Meath. From what I remember, Trim to Summerhill isn't great, but Summerhill onto Kilcock is quite good. As for Mullingar etc, when I'm heading down from Dublin to say, Sligo, I always take the old road thru Maynooth etc as far as Kinnegad instead of the motorway. Pretty good biking roads, always a nice cafe or two along the way for a brekkie

Sids Not

I'm sure many here will remember when it wasnt uncommon to see a "NO BIKERS" sign on the door.......:(

unclebill98

Sids Not wrote: »

I'm sure many here will remember when it wasnt uncommon to see a "NO BIKERS" sign on the door.......:(

Really?

Pat Dunne

Sids Not wrote: »

I'm sure many here will remember when it wasnt uncommon to see a "NO BIKERS" sign on the door.......:(

Maybe you'd tell us of your actual direct experince of the places that displayed such signs?

Been riding bikes for 30 years and have never seen anything like that in Ireland.

Will certainly remember the palce in Trim when I want to devour a Rasher Sandwich and a Mug of Tea.

Sids Not

unclebill98 wrote: »

Really?

Pat Dunne wrote: »

Maybe you'd tell us of your actual direct experince of the places that displayed such signs?

Been riding bikes for 30 years and have never seen anything like that in Ireland.

Will certainly remember the palce in Trim when I want to devour a Rasher Sandwich and a Mug of Tea.

The Step inn.....sign on the door...

The pub in Kilmacanogue behind the Topaz garage...no sign, but regularly refused entry...

Thats just two i can think of...

unclebill98

Is that the step inn in d18? The same one that gave away a scooter in July? Bit of a condradiction so.....

Thinkingaboutit

What's the road to Trim mentioned above? Like the road number.

Sids Not

unclebill98 wrote: »

Is that the step inn in d18? The same one that gave away a scooter in July? Bit of a condradiction so.....

I'm talkin the early 80's here.....I know things are different these days....back then there were no Doocattys.....just real bikers on real bikes...........:p