Go Rigo Go is in Bogotá, Bogotá (Colombia).

Cycling stops in Bogotá

2 places · Colombia

Bogotá starts at 2,600 metres, so every climb out of the city is a climb stacked on altitude. The eastern hills go up immediately: Alto de Patios and the road to La Calera are the standard morning test, ridden before work by half the city's cyclists. On Sundays the Ciclovía closes more than a hundred kilometres of street to cars and hands it to bikes.

The cafés here belong to the riders themselves. Go Rigo Go is Rigoberto Urán's, and 9.30 Café is Nairo Quintana's.

Cafés

9.30 CaféCafé · Bogotá9.30 Café is a Bogotá coffee concept co-owned by Colombian cyclist Nairo Quintana, the 2014 Giro d'Italia and 2016 Vuelta a España champion.Go Rigo GoCafé · BogotáGo Rigo Go is the flagship cafe of Colombian cyclist Rigoberto Uran, sharing a storefront with his GO RIGO GO!

CAFE

Go Rigo Go

Bogotá · Bogotá

Go Rigo Go is the flagship cafe of Colombian cyclist Rigoberto Uran, sharing a storefront with his GO RIGO GO! cycling shop on Calle 122 in Bogota. It opened in May 2021 and serves coffee grown near Uran's hometown of Urrao, Antioquia, alongside a cycling-themed menu. The idea was to give riders a stop that mixes bikes, gear, and coffee under one roof.

Uran opened the first 'El Cafe de Rigo' location in May 2021 inside the same Bogota space as his cycling apparel store, after long wanting to bring coffee from his native Urrao into his shops. The menu plays on his own habits and humor, with dishes like 'el desayuno de Rigo' and a recovery smoothie nicknamed for the climbs he races. A second cafe followed in Monteria that same year, and the brand has since grown to more Colombian cities and Miami.

From riders

Practical

Per Infobae's 2021 report on the opening, the cafe operates inside the GO RIGO GO! bike shop rather than as a separate storefront; no independently confirmed opening hours were found.

Common questions

Why stop at Go Rigo Go on a bike ride?: Go Rigo Go is the flagship cafe of Colombian cyclist Rigoberto Uran, sharing a storefront with his GO RIGO GO! cycling shop on Calle 122 in Bogota. It opened in May 2021 and serves coffee grown near Uran's hometown of Urrao, Antioquia, alongside a cycling-themed menu. The idea was to give riders a stop that mixes bikes, gear, and coffee under one roof.
Where is Go Rigo Go?: Go Rigo Go is in Bogotá, Bogotá (Colombia).
When is Go Rigo Go open?: Per Infobae's 2021 report on the opening, the cafe operates inside the GO RIGO GO! bike shop rather than as a separate storefront; no independently confirmed opening hours were found.

Checked 26 July 2026

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