No5 Diner

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Closed

Closed all day

Monday
7:30 am - 2:30 pm
Tuesday
7:30 am - 2:30 pm
Wednesday
7:30 am - 2:30 pm
Thursday
7:30 am - 2:30 pm
Friday
7:30 am - 2:30 pm
Saturday
8:00 am - 2:00 pm
Sunday
Closed all day
Local time
29/03/2026 2:39 am

No5 Diner Gallery

No5 Diner, located on an industrial estate in Yeovil, Somerset, is a prime example of a hidden gem that has become a staple for the local motorcycling community. While its setting at Gazelle Road might seem unassuming, it provides the exact blend of accessibility and high-quality “fuel” that riders look for when planning a Somerset ride-out or a trip toward the Jurassic Coast.

The No5 diner’s motorcycle-friendly appeal is built on its straightforward, “no-nonsense” approach to hospitality. It is a place where the clatter of boots and the sight of helmets on tables are part of the daily furniture. The key features for riders include:

Practical Parking: Being situated on an industrial estate means there is ample, flat space for bikes to park up securely. Groups can easily manoeuvre their machines without the stress of narrow high-street parking or steep gradients.
The “Proper” Refuel: The menu is entered around hearty, freshly prepared classics. Whether it’s a full English breakfast to start the day or a loaded baguette for a mid-ride lunch, the portions are generous and the prices are famously reasonable.
A Social Hub: Despite its industrial surroundings, the diner has earned a reputation for its friendly, vibrant atmosphere. It’s a common meeting point for local clubs and solo riders who use it as a base to check maps and swap stories before heading out onto the A37 or A30.

No5 Diner is also a key participant in the Bike and Brew Passport scheme. This charity initiative (supporting Make Your Mark) encourages riders to visit independent venues to raise awareness for mental health. By stopping here for a brew, you can get your physical passport stamped, earning entries into a prize draw for a brand-new motorcycle. It’s a solid, honest destination that offers a warm welcome and a great plate of food for the South West biking community.