Photo: Ride On, Rapha Cycle Club Sydney.
Everyone has a favourite coffee spot/stop, however some are certainly more bike-friendly than others. If you're itching to know which cafes are considered (by cyclists) to be the top bike-friendly cafes in your state, and if your favourite makes the cut, you'll be happy to know that there is a list! Thanks to an article by Margot McGoven for Ride On magazine, we can enlighten you...
Below we have published the Top 50 list, however for a full rundown on judging criteria, a description of each cafe, address details and a more comprehensive list of bike-friendly cafes, please visit the article on Ride On magazine.
New South Wales
- The Hub
- Paddington Grind
- Peloton Espresso Bar
- Pie in the Sky
- Rapha Cycle Club
Queensland
- Blackbutt Bakery
- Cactus Espresso Bar
- Cankstar Bespoke Cyclery
- Espresso Garage
- Jetty Café
- Juliette’s
- My Sweetopia
South Australia
- Argo
- Coffee Branch
- Cudlee Café
- La Musette, Siphon Coffee Bar
- Red Berry Espresso
- Watermark Coffee Station
Tasmania
- Aromas Café
- Crusty’s Bakery
- The Picnic Basket
- Renaissance Café
Victoria
- Allpress Espresso
- Boneshaker Espresso
- Bright Velo
- Brown Cow
- Café Racer
- Cog Bike Café
- The Corner Store
- Friars Café
- Gauge Espresso
- The Great Provider
- Kanteen
- Mad Cowes Café and Food Store
- Madeline’s at Jells
- Market Lane Coffee
- Olinda Café and Produce Store
- The Pickled Sisters Café
- The Pint of Milk
- St Ali North
- Seven seeds
- Tour de Café
- Yarra Edge Nursery Café
Western Australia
- Bada Bing
- Cranked
- Dome, Busselton
- La Tropicana Café
- Tasty Express
Australian Capital Territory
- Two before Ten
Northern Territory
- Café Central
For more information about what questions were asked please visit the Ride On article here.
