The Food Stop
Cafe/Diner
Quatford, Bridgnorth, Shropshire, WV15 6QJ
Tel: 01746 763311
GPS Co-ordinates: N52°30'47", W2°23'6" (52.513182, -2.384919)
Average rating: (6 votes)
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The Food Stop, also known as Alan's Cafe, is near Quatford on the Bridgnorth to Kidderminster Road (A442) just outside Bridgnorth. Features a large car park, quick service, cheap food and good facilities.
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On June 13 2008, Paul said:
“Owen's right, 2 out of 10, food quality not the best. New cafe opened over the road that seems much cleaner.”
On April 8 2008, Jonathan said:
“First went in 1999 and since then the cafe's had a revamp inside but it's essentially the same. The food's quite basic but it's not expensive and I miss the Faggots and Peas they used to serve under previous owners. The approach roads are fun (when there's no traffic), the countryside's picturesque and the atmosphere at the cafe's relaxed - except when the cops pay a visit !”
On February 24 2008, Michael said:
“Another bright Sunday morning in Kenilworth, and like most motorcyclists from all over the Midlands I decided to take a ride out to Alan's Cafe, on the A442 between Kidderminster in Worcestershire, and Bridgnorth. There's barely room to move between the rows of Ducatis, Hondas, Kawasakis and Harley-Davidsons as leather-clad bikers make their way up the steps for tea and bacon rolls. I can see why it's one of their favourite roadside eateries; the food and service are excellent. Like most biker friendly cafes on a Sunday morning, you're going to have to be patient waiting for your nosh to arrive, but it's worth it. A top biker friendly cafe, which deserves a 4.5 star rating; I'm looking forward to riding over again, perhaps when the weather's a bit warmer on the tyres. Ride Free. Mike SP”
