The roaringly popular Squires Café Bar is a spacious biker site in Selby bearing the tag line 'run by bikers for bikers'. The site has rallied biking troops from far back as the 1970s and often hosts regular events, live music, club meets and an autojumble for securing second-hand gear held once a month. The cheery owners' Harry and Sue are more than welcoming and are at hand to ensure your queries are answered. Feel free to ask them for pointers on the local area when you pop into the café. Dishes in the Squires café are low-cost and delicious so pop in after an exciting day of sightseeing for meals like chips accompanied by gravy, and crammed into a sizable Yorkshire pudding. For something a little fancier, jazz up your Sunday roast with the cafes very own Aberdeen Angus beef which is farm-reared. Drop in any time of the week for refreshing pints, or head over on the weekends and Wednesdays to get a taste of the local biker meet tradition kick-started by the owners' Harry and Sue where meets, live gigs, charity events and more take place. Startup a conversation with the regulars and enjoy an evening of lounging around with leather-clad bikers. The site offers non-electric grass plots and hardstanding bases with or without electric hookups. Campfires are not allowed: however, off-ground barbeques are permitted. Dogs welcome.