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22/06/2026
Ace Ride Out to Cassington Bike Night!
Monday 29th June 2026
Meet at the Ace from 3pm, ride-out departs 4pm.
The annual “Cassington Bike Night” is from 4pm ‘till late Monday 29th June 2026 and, with warm and sunny weather it’s a perfect evening ride from the Ace.
Route:
A406 NCR to Hangar Lane Gyratory and then west all the way to Cassington on the A40.
With plenty of parking in and immediately around Cassington for the thousands of bikes that attend, the whole event is run, marshalled and supported by a terrific team of volunteers, all in aid of the village charities; the School PTA, Sports & Social, Village Hall and local Church – so if someone waves a bucket at you, please be generous!
See link:
https://cassingtonbikenight.wordpress.com/
19/06/2026
A first for Ace Cafe clothing.
For years, our T-shirts have been available in black, white and grey. Now, we're introducing two new colourways inspired by the spirit and history of Ace Cafe London.
The new Stonebridge T-Shirt arrives in Yellow Gold, featuring the classic Ace Cafe script on the front and a bold Stonebridge, London graphic on the back.
Alongside it, The Ace T-Shirt comes in Antique Cherry Red, a clean, timeless design featuring "The Ace" artwork on the front and the iconic round Ace Cafe logo on the back.
Both are made from 100% cotton and built for riders, drivers and anyone who calls Ace Cafe home.
Available now at:
www.acecafeshop.com
Shop the T-shirt collection:
https://acecafeshop.com/product-category/t-shirts/
Which colour are you choosing – Yellow Gold or Antique Cherry Red?
17/06/2026
Car Meets 2026
If your Club or Group wishes to have a meet, please contact [email protected] to secure a booking.
See what’s on: https://london.acecafe.com/meets/
N.B. The list is not definitive and is constantly being updated, so don't worry if your booking does not appear yet.
17/06/2026
Triton & Cafe Racer Day
Sunday 28th June
9am – 5pm
Ace Cafe London’s annual Triton & Cafe Racer Day, held on the last Sunday in June, celebrates clip-on bars, rear-set ‘pegs and swept back exhausts, and includes with some special Ace prize goodie packs up for grabs as prizes on the day at 3pm for the “Best Cafe Racers”:
Best Triton
Best Classic
Best Modern
See you at the Ace!
15/06/2026
All-American Cruise-In (+ Pontiac Pow-Wow)
Saturday 27th June
From 4pm
Ace Cafe London’s regular monthly All-American Cruise-In on Saturday 27th June, with DJ DJ rockin wolf on the decks from 7pm, celebrates Pontiac - The Chieftain, Silver Streak, Star Chief, Catalina, Bonneville and from 1955 the V8, a Tri-Power motor being the Indy 500 pace car in 1958 – and perhaps most notably from 1964 the “Go, go, go” GTO.
From the 1960’s Pontiac was the performance division of GM, giving rise to the advent of the Tempest and subsequently the LeMans, with the then all new GM A body of 1964 – and John Delorean came up with an option package that included the 389ci V8 rated at 325 or 348hp, it was called GTO – the era of the muscle car was had arrived, and Pontiac followed up with the GTO Judge, the Firebird & Trans Ams, Ram Air motors and, in 1970, the big block 455ci V8!
For more, check ‘em-out at the “Poncho Post” link:
https://www.facebook.com/PonchoPost
11/06/2026
Polish Bike Day
Sunday 21st June
9am – 5pm
Join us on this special annual occasion at the Ace for which not only will there be a ‘Specials’ menu inside the cafe, we’ll also be firing up the barbeque to include, along with other grilled favourites, the famous Polish Kielbasa sausage!
In addition to the live stage entertainment planned for the day, a realistic and educational display will be demonstrating the emergency services' and highlighting the importance of road safety.
See you at the Ace!
Address
Ace Corner North Circular Road, Stonebridge
London
NW10 7UD
To get to the location at Ace Corner North Circular Road in London, you can take public transport by using the nearest train station, Stonebridge Park Station. From there, you can take bus 112 towards Brent Cross Shopping Centre and get off at the Harlesden Jubilee Clock stop. The location is a short walk from there.
If driving, take the North Circular Road (A406) and exit at Hanger Lane. Follow signs for A404 Harrow Road and turn left onto Abbeydale Road. Turn right onto Beresford Avenue and then left onto High Street Harlesden. Continue straight until you reach the location.
There is limited parking available on-site, but there are also nearby paid parking options such as the Euro Car Parks on Station Road or the NCP car park on Manor Park Road.
Opening Hours
| Monday |
8am - 9pm |
| Tuesday |
8am - 9pm |
| Wednesday |
8am - 9pm |
| Thursday |
8am - 9pm |
| Friday |
8am - 9pm |
| Saturday |
8am - 9pm |
| Sunday |
8am - 9pm |
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Ace Cafe London Ltd is a cafe and restaurant that has a rich history dating back to 1938. It was originally established as a pit-stop for travellers passing through London, but it quickly became a centre for all things speedy, greasy and loud. The cafe has been rebuilt after being destroyed by a bomb in 1940, and it now stands as a testament to the motor trade.
The Ace Cafe London experience is unique and authentic, with an ambience that has been devised, designed and built by fellow petrolheads. The cafe offers facilities and activities that ensure its history lives on. Whether you're looking for a cuppa or a fry-up, you'll find something to suit your taste at Ace Cafe London Ltd.
The spirit and motivation of the cafe remains the same today as it did over twenty years ago - individual and authentic! The way of expressing oneself with music and machines may have changed over the years, but the passion for all things automotive remains strong.
If you're looking for a place to grab some food or simply soak up some motoring heritage, then Ace Cafe London Ltd is definitely worth checking out. With its rich history, unique atmosphere and delicious food, it's no wonder that this cafe has become such an iconic part of London's cultural landscape.
