Sigma Sports Soigneur
The French word 'soigneur' translates as 'helper' and that is exactly what our guide is intended to be. The perfect helping hand, for those looking to discover the very best cycling-friendly eating and drinking establishments, ideal for a pre spin caffeine hit, mid ride pick me up or post adventure refueling stop.
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Cadence
Less than 20 miles east of Brighton sits one of the south coast's best cycling friendly cafes, Cadence. Operating a clubhouse setup, the Cadence crew operate five cafes, with the Litlington one being the choice for Alex and Amy, who we sent over on a coastal adventure, Taking in the sights of Rottingdean Beach and Birling Gap, there are few better ways of traveling to get your caffeine fix.
Kaffeine
Eastcastle Street, London
Five minutes ride from the Regents Park’s East Gate, one street back from Oxford Street sits Kaffeine. An updated and larger version of Kaffeine’s original location, Kaffeine has been setting the standard for speciality coffee in central London since 2009. Its sweet treats are the perfect way to replace the calories you just burned in the park. We sent our friend Albany and her partner Sean over to Kaffeine before they headed out north for their weekend ride.
Water Lane Coffee
Twickenham Riverside, London
Located just a stone's throw from the river's edge, Water Lane Coffee is a haven within the hustle and bustle of South West London and can be found just off Twickenham's main thoroughfare, Hill Street. Serving an array of delicious baked goods as well as coffee, hand-picked from a selection of providers.