For a cars and bikes and Caffeine hit in South Wales there’s no better pit stop than Baffle Haus.

Surrounded by Nor-Cal nature and just a scenic drive from San Francisco, this famous restaurant sits at the heart of Bay Area car culture.

Car culture hub Caffeine & Machine has expanded its operation to Bedfordshire.

Take a road trip through classic and contemporary car culture in the heart of England.

This coffee shop/brunch spot/bakery/roastery and pizzeria – phew! – is open to motorcyclists, as well as motorists, seven days a week.

From MoTs to packed car meets and corporate hosting, The Motorist is fast becoming Yorkshire’s go-to hub for all things automotive.

Cars and art come together at this amazing automotive design studio and gallery.

Far more than your typical collection of mothballed classic cars, The British Motor Museum is a hub of car culture for the Midlands, a fun learning zone for kids and a place to get behind the wheel.

Bugatti serves up the capital’s most expensive espresso at its Mayfair showroom.

For a caffeine and car fix in Cape Town Sudhir “Banzai” Matai pays a visit to a hub of South African auto culture.

This North London landmark has been reinvented as a destination for lovers of fine food, fine wine – and the finest classic cars of course.

Sitting on Sunset Boulevard, just down from The Comedy Store and opposite the Oppenheimer Group (of Selling Sunset fame) is another American icon – Mel’s Drive-In.

Duke of London is much more than just a fancy car dealership. It’s a hub for enthusiasts that’s become a huge part of its Brentford, West London community.

Its location is far from glamorous but the Ace Cafe has a long history, rich in motor oil and leather.

Maybe it’s the polished mechanical beauty, hiss and gurgle of the espresso machines. Or maybe it’s the caffeine hit that goes with the adrenalin shot of driving. But whatever the reason cars and coffee have found their natural synergy and auto-themed cafes are cropping up everywhere.

This is where gastro pub meets gasoline.

Milled from a single block of aluminium it’s the first of a limited series of just ten tables.