Revs Automobilia Café Review: Bikes, Breakfast and a Flat White on the A429

James
Jul 12
4 min read

Updated: Jul 24

Revs automobilia cafe

Revs Automobilia, Quick Summary

Revs Automobilia is a motorbike-themed café on the A429 near Moreton-in-Marsh, serving a £10 full English breakfast, proper coffee and a full menu, with motorbikes on display throughout. Open daily 8am-4pm.

Café Scorecard

Food Quality 🍴🍴🍴

Coffee ☕☕☕☕

Value for Money 🍴🍴🍴

Service 🍴🍴🍴🍴

Atmosphere 🍴🍴🍴🍴🍴

Setting 🍴🍴🍴🍴🍴

Type: Café / Bike Themed

Price range: £

Open: Daily 8am-4pm / Saturdays until 9pm / Mondays until 3pm

Dog friendly: Yes

Parking: Yes, plenty

Outdoors: Yes / Great outdoor seating

Best for: Breakfast / Brunch / Coffee / Bikers / Passing Through

Events: Check their Facebook page

The Adventure Starts

I was on the A429 heading towards Pebbly Barn Farm Campsite in Moreton-in-Marsh when I spotted Revs Automobilia on the side of the road. Motorbikes parked outside, more bikes visible through the window, I turned around and went straight back. When a café looks that good from the road you don't drive past.

What Is Revs Automobilia?

Revs Automobilia is one of those places that immediately tells you it's something a bit different. Step inside and you're surrounded by cool motorbikes on display, not just parked outside but mounted on walls, tucked into corners and displayed throughout the café alongside old school Raleigh Grifters and classic memorabilia. It's a proper celebration of motorcycle culture done tastefully and with real passion.

The place was packed out when I arrived, bikers, locals, people clearly in the know, all with good reason. Really nice chilled out atmosphere, friendly staff and well organised considering how busy it was. They've got a proper Fracino coffee machine,that's made in Birmingham behind the counter which immediately tells you they take their coffee seriously, and you can see why it's become such a popular stop off on the A429 with bikers.

Chopper at Revs
Menu at Revs Auto
Inside Revs Auto cafe

Inside Revs, Worth a Photo

The bike displays and memorabilia are genuinely impressive, it's the kind of place you end up taking photos of before you've even ordered. Classic and new motorcycles, old school Chopper pushbikes, vintage signage and motoring memorabilia covering every wall and corner. If you're passing on the Royal Enfield or in the campervan, get a few shots of the displays inside and out, the interior alone is worth the stop.

Revs Auotmobilia
Pool table at the back of Revs
Serving counter at Revs auto

The Revs Automobilia Menu

The menu covers breakfast, brunch and light bites, pretty much everything you'd expect from a proper café. Alongside the full English they do Rev Spuds loaded with various fillings, Rev Dogs, the fully loaded version looks the best, plus a good selection of hot and cold drinks. Plenty on the board worth a look when you go in.

I went for the Maximum Revs full English, the obvious choice really. Two good quality sausages, two cured bacon cooked well, two poached eggs, black pudding, nicely stewed beans, mushroom, grilled whole tomato and toast. All for £10, genuinely brilliant value.

The sausages were excellent which is always the first thing I check, if the sausages aren't right the rest doesn't matter. The beans were nicely done too, i don't like them when they are watery. Two small niggles, the baked whole tomato was under-cooked for my liking, and I'd prefer sauce bottles over sachets for the condiments. Small things, but worth mentioning. Everything else was spot on though and at £10 for a full English of that quality it's very hard to complain.

Full English Breakfast

The Coffee at Revs

The flat white was ok, two issues though: it came out too hot to taste the coffee properly, and the size was too big for a flat white. A flat white should be small and concentrated, this was closer to a latte. Not bad by any means, but not quite what a flat white should be. That said it is a café not a coffee shop, so I'll let them off.

Revs Automobilia Reviews, What Other People Say

We've been a couple of times now and it never disappoints. It gets very busy at weekends especially when the weather is good and the bikers are out road tripping, and you can see why. There's loads of seating both inside and outside so even when it's packed you'll usually find a spot. Two serving counters too, one inside and one on the side as you walk in, which keeps things moving even when the queue is out the door. Nice toilets, and there's even a pool table at the very back which is a nice touch. The kind of place that gets talked about and recommended by bikers and road trippers passing through the area, and rightly so.

Latest Update, Revs Automobilia, July 2026

Back this weekend since it was so good last time, but this time I was a little disappointed.

Had the breakfast sandwich on tiger bread, sausages, bacon, egg. Sausages didn't taste the same as before, and the bread was a bit stale. £7.50

I'd like to see them do the eggs different ways too, fried as well as poached, since I'm not always keen on poached.

Prices have gone up too, so it's not quite the value it was. £10.90 I paid for the sandwich and coffee.

On the plus side, the flat white was much better this time round. Really good.

Revs automobilia breakfast sandwich
Revs Flat white coffee

The Verdict

Revs Automobilia is exactly the kind of place i like, proper food, great atmosphere, and the kind of character you just don't get at a chain café. As someone who loves motorbikes the whole vibe just works for me, the displays, the clientele, the feel of the place. If I'm anywhere near I'll always pop in, no question.