The cafés cyclists actually ride to

The cycling-apparel brand's Palma store on Plaça del Rosarí: café and retail space with road bikes for rental and community rides. Open Mon–Sat.

Visit Café du Cycliste Mallorca Source ↗

Port de Pollença restaurant-café that bills itself as a meeting point for cyclists of all levels, hosting organised cycling challenges on the area's routes. Open Tue–Sun.

Visit Tolo's Source ↗

Café and in-house roastery from the same former pro cyclist duo behind La Fábrica; the roastery supplies cafés in Girona and as far as Jakarta, Portland and Vienna.

Visit Espresso Mafia Source ↗

Old-town café on Carrer de la Força, opened in 2016 and part-owned by pro cyclist Rory Sutherland; a favourite post-ride brunch stop near the cathedral.

Visit Federal Café Source ↗

Bike-friendly cafeteria on Carrer del Perill dedicated to cycling — cyclist apparel for sale and cycling events hosted. Open Tue–Sun.

Visit Hors Categorie Source ↗

Specialty coffee shop in a century-old carpenter's workshop, opened by former Tour de France rider Christian Meier and his wife Amber — a hub of Girona's cycling community. Open daily 9am–5pm.

Visit La Fábrica Source ↗

The brand's original store and café by the old Port of Nice — the Route des Grandes Alpes finish town: coffee, the full collection, bike rental with online booking, and community rides. Open daily.

Visit Café du Cycliste Nice Source ↗

Seasonal store-café almost on the start line of the Mont Ventoux climb: terrace coffee, the full apparel range, bike rental and rider showers. Winter seasonal break.

Visit Café du Cycliste Ventoux Source ↗

Café-restaurant for cyclists and hikers at the foot of Mont Ventoux, holding the official Accueil Vélo label; group rides, live race screenings and workshops. Open Wed–Sun, March–November.

Visit Pista Cycling Café Source ↗