Estellencs: Estellencs Cafeteria.

Very basic, but a good place for coffee. On the ma-10 as you enter the village.

Banyalbufar: Son Tomás

Good range, service and quality. Excellent views. On the ma-10 as you enter the village.

Banyalbufar: Bellavista

Good range, service and quality. Excellent views as the restaurant hangs over a cliff, only downside is you have to leave one of your party outside to look after the bikes!On the ma-10 halfway through the village.

Valldemossa: Here there are a number of good cafés and restaurants, all close enough to the road, and all catering mainly but not exclusively to the tourist rather than the cyclist market. Don't forget to try the "coca de patata" 🙂

Deiá Number of good cafés and restaurants, all close to the road. Tough to choose as they are all good.

Sóller: Sa Frontera.

Good range, service and quality. Menu of the day. Stop before you cross to the ma-11 from the ma-10. Remember you have the longest climb on the island immediately ahead of you. Port Sóller adds an extra couple of kilometres to your route but here the choice is very wide. If you go through the one way system to the beachfront, there’s a restaurant to cater to every palate and budget. Remember you have Puig Major 2km ahead of you.

Col de Sóller: Can Topa

Right at the summit of the Col de Sóller. Good range, service and quality.

Orient: Bar Dalt Muntanya Ctra. Orient-Alaró, 2, 07349 Orient

Good range, service and quality. Great terrace. Prices a bit steep.

Aláro: Cycling Planet.

Walls, bar, tables and bench seats all made from the old indoor cycle track in Palma. Good range, service and quality.

Av. Constitució, 26, 07340 Alaró

Lloseta: Mega Raw Bar

Vegan and gluten-free food and drinks. They also are the leading sport nutrition brand on the island. It's worth a try.

Selva: Es Forn Café

Good range, service and quality. Very relaxed village.

Campanet: Bar Es Club

Good range, service and quality.In the main square.

Pollenca Golf Club

Good range, service and quality. Huge slices of almond cake.

Alcudia: Bon Appetit

Good range, service and quality. On the roundabout as you leave Alcudia towards Port Pollenca, two doors down from NiuWave Bicicletes.

Port de Pollença: Huge choice. Enjoy rehydrating!

Yes, Plumo Café in Palma is a café that has a workshop as well. Sa Ruta Verda has tools for sale that can help you on your journey and some free facilities to help you on the way. In Coll de Sa Bataia, at the famous petrol station, there is a tool station for cyclists available for use free of charge. Cycling Planet in Alaró also has a bike workshop at the back of its café.

However, in the more touristy areas, there is usually a café or restaurant near the shops and bike workshops so you can have a drink while you wait for your bike to be fixed.

For us, these are the best cafes to stop at during a cycling route in Mallorca:

Cycling Planet in Alaró.

Sa Ruta Verda in Caimari.

Plumo in Palma

PaNord in Sineu

Bike Point in Playa de Muro

Doble Coffee in Esporles

Mega Bar in Lloseta

Es Poltre in Porreres

Sa Bakery in Manacor

S’Auberg in Ariany

L’Epicerie in Playa de Muro

Yes, during the cycling season, cafes and restaurants are already prepared to receive large numbers of cyclists each day who arrive in groups. Therefore, it is not a problem if you and your friends all go to the same place for a café-stop. If you already know where you are going, it is better to let them know so they can be prepared and offer you a better experience.

Yes, there are several cycling-themed cafes in Mallorca that not only offer coffee and food, but also celebrate cycling culture and provide a welcoming atmosphere for cycling enthusiasts. Some of the most popular ones are:

Plumo

Cycling Planet

Sa Ruta Verda

Rapha

Pas Normal

Bike Point

Sa Mola

Cycling cafés usually open at 9am and stay open until 5pm. Some cafes for the general public may open at 7 or 8am and stay open until 8pm.

Yes, almost all cafes in Mallorca offer vegetarian or vegan options, but for example, MegaBar is a cafe located in Lloseta that only offers vegan and gluten-free fayre. However, a quick Google search will help you find the restaurants with vegan options that are closest to you.

At Coll de Sa Bataia, one of the most popular climbs, you will find the famous petrol station which has a cafeteria that during the cycling season welcomes hundreds of cyclists every day.

Before or after your descent or ascent, depending on which direction you take this route, you will find Sa Ruta Verda. On the way to Sa Calobra, before the descent, you will find the famous orange juice shack.

On the route to Puig Major, you will find Es Mirador de Ses Barques. In Alaró you can visit Cycling Planet and in Lloseta, Mega Bar. In Randa you will find a café at the start of the climb and another at the top, in the Monasterio de Cura.In Sineu, in the centre of Mallorca you will find Pa Nord, which offers local products at good prices and they are used to welcoming hundreds of cyclists every day. Also in Sineu and for a more sophisticated experience, you will find Sa Mola. In Esporles you will find Café Doble. And of course, in the centre of Palma: Plumo.

Yes, there is a café in Cap de Formentor inside the lighthouse. Prices are not cheap, but that is due to the its remote location. Halfway along you will find a beach bar near a car park where you can also buy something to drink or eat if you need to.

However, at the beginning and end of the Formentor route, in Puerto Pollença, you will find a host of cafés and restaurants to chose from to suit all tastes.

Yes, but it will depend on the area you are in. In Mallorca there are local cafes that open very early in the morning for early risers and workers, so a quick search on Google Maps will take you to the closest one to your location.

Yes, there are several beachside cafés and restaurants in Mallorca that are perfect for cyclists. One of the favourites is Beach Club in Playa de Muro, which offers a relaxed atmosphere and delicious options to refuel after a good ride. You can also visit Can Gavella, near Alcudia, which is known for its friendly atmosphere and sea views. And very close by, Oceana.

In Puerto Pollença you have the traditional café 1919 right in front of the port and another option is Restaurante Stay, also facing the sea.

In the south of the island you will find Forn de Sa Ràpita where you can have a drink with views of the ocean and the island of Cabrera.

In short, whenever you go to a port or coastal area you will always find a café that will welcome you and your bike.

There are usually no drinking fountains on the streets in Mallorca. There are usually fountains in the mountains or in some natural areas. It is true that in some towns and areas popular for cycling, there are public fountains where you can refill your bottle. Also, some cafes and restaurants will usually refill your bottle without any problem. However, it is advisable to carry your own drinks in case you do not find any on the specific route you are going to ride.

Yes, in Mallorca there are several cafes that serve especially to cyclists, such as:

Plumo in Palma.

Sa Ruta Verda in Caimari.

Mega Bar in Lloseta.

Cycling Planet in Alaró

The Coll de Sa Bataia gas station

Doble Café in Esporles

L’Epicerie in Playa de Muro

In the centre of Palma you will also find some of the most popular brands such as Rapha, Pas Normal, Café Du Cycliste all who offer coffee in their shops.

In general, in Mallorca, all the cafes tend to have good prices so you can have a snack or a quick lunch for around 10 or 12 euros. However, some cafes at peak times offer cake + coffee combos for a fixed price especially for cyclists. But this will vary depending on the day and where you are.

If you're looking for cafés in Mallorca with panoramic views to enjoy while taking a break from your ride, you're in luck. The island has some amazing places where you can enjoy a good coffee and spectacular views. Here are some of our favorite recommendations:

Monasterio de Cura: After Puig de Randa, this climb begins towards the Monasterio de Cura. At the top, you'll find a café and beautiful panoramic views of the entire island.

You'll find something similar when you climb up to Sant Salvador.

At the Mirador de Ses Barques, in the Sierra de Tramuntana, you can enjoy your coffee in front of a panoramic view of Port de Sóller and the Mediterranean Sea.

If you're going to ride through Deià, you can't miss stopping at Sa Foradada, where you can have a coffee while looking at incredible panoramic views of the Mallorcan coast.

In Selva, you can sip your coffee while enjoying beautiful mountain views.

Due to the extensive cycling community in Mallorca, almost all cafés now offer bike racks or secure storage for your bike so you can stop and enjoy your snack or meal. Some will even offer you some basic tools or an air pump in case you need to make any adjustments during your ride.

Finding bike-friendly restaurants or cafes in Mallorca is easier than it sounds. First, I would recommend using apps like Google Maps or TripAdvisor and searching for keywords like “bike-friendly” based on the area you are in. Also, if you have the chance, talk to local cyclists; they usually know the best spots.

To help you out a bit more, here are some of our favorite bike-friendly cafes in Mallorca:

Cycling Planet in Alaró.

Sa Ruta Verda in Caimari.

Plumo in Palma

PaNord in Sineu

Bike Point in Playa de Muro

Doble Coffee in Esporles

Mega Bar in Lloseta

Es Poltre in Porreres

Sa Bakery in Manacor

S’Auberg in Ariany