The Cycle Hub in Newcastle upon Tyne

Fantastic job. I know little about bike maintenance so they could easily have ripped me off, but we're so honest and accomodating, and not pretentious bike snobs. Top class service. I'll be back.

Used the car park next door during jury service and found the staff very helpful and friendly when I popped in to use the cafe . Well done all involved 👏

Love this place. Had some alteration done to my stem yesterday. The mechanic was super friendly and very knowledgeable, couldn’t have been more helpful and very reasonably priced for the work done. However this is not a negative criticism never replaced the grommet protecting my stem bolt. I will get it next time I’m in. Thank you for all your help

Super lay-out seating inside and out ... Overlooking the Tyne ... very friendly and they have an ice cream/lolly chest that went down well with our toddler! Hot chocolate was amazing! Service was fast tables were clean and the toilets very clean and well stocked a good place to stop when on a wander by bike or on foot! It is tricky to get parked here though but there is also parking nearby a short walk away if the carpark here is full 👍🏽 industrial vibe in terms of decor and a bike workshop also in the building ..makes me wish I could actually ride a bike!

With only 2 servers on, I think they did a great job when everyone is ordering hot chocolates and lots of hot food. So it did slow down the ordering process. My main gripe was the cleanliness of the coffee machine, the steam wand had a buildup of grime and wasn't being cleaned correctly and didn't look like it had for a while. And the coffee that was used wasn't very tasty either, very burnt. Staff were friendly though and were apologising to customers for the time it was taking.

Good to visit during a cycle tour (and also a walk). Has a ramp! Unfortunately the didn't offer a lot of different bakeries and if I remember right, no sandwiches, which I was looking for.

Nice wee cafe favoured by cyclists and others within a short distance of the Quayside. Seating outside offers nice views of the Tyne and the Milennium Bridge. Nice coffee and food

Took my bike here for a service and a new set of pedals. The bike needed a new sprocket a.d pedals. On collecting the bike and pedalling along quayside the gears were slipping the brakes had not even been adjusted. I waited 3 days for this and paid £200 pounds. My bike had clearly not been serviced.. on a positive note the mechanic was very polite as was the location. I believe I using local business rather than the big H chain. However I would not recommend cyclemhub.

What Marlon Brando did for "On the Waterfront," so "The Cycle Hub" does for Newcastle's River Tyne frontage. Dominating the promenade and tourist area, and close to the City centre itself, 'the Cycle Hub' must make other former industrial areas 'green' , but with envy! It has a big but personal cafe restaurant with an extensive menu, all priced sensibly. The decor is bright, stimulatory and colourful. The outdoor type would probably describe it as 'visually exciting.' I arrived here on a Sunday morn, on a bike, as did several hundred others. Seemingly from all parts of the North and East; SeaToSea riders stopped for a coffee and a pastry; 'Coastal Way' travellers had somehow pinched a bike to deviate from their proper route. Most of the cyclists were in groups, maybe from a club or friends socialising sensibly. It was delightful to see how many couples shared a love of cycling; young and athletic; old and looking a bit doddery; plenty were fat but fit! I've never rarely seen such an eclectic mix. Makes me wonder about the potential for a "Cycle Speaker's Corner" where we can air our peddling grievances and develop our own environment movement. Personally, I'm going to COP26 with my 'folder' see if I can run down a politician or two. The Cycle Hub is where pushbikers come because they know it is their domain, they will be welcomed, and catered for, The Hub supports all their needs. This is Newcastle; geordiland; the North East. The bicycle may not have been invented here, but without it, how would millions of coal miners and dockyard workers have got their shifts in, for over 150 years?? One thing is certain. At bait time, cornbeef and onions sarnies regardless, with or without their skimmed milk flask, or their quick release clogs, they would have peddled like hell to the Cycle Hub just to savour the flavour. They say the ghosts of the miners can still be seen peddling by on dark, moonlit nights. Wasting their time really. There's no pits open round here now.

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.