New café by MAMIL to open up at Dean Clough in Halifax

A new café is gearing to open up at Dean Clough in Halifax.

Created by the team at MAMIL Cafè Bars, Pedal & Pour aims to build on the success of the popular cycle café concept while introducing a flexible new model designed to bring great coffee, cycling culture and community spirit to more locations.

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“We’ve always been ambitious to grow our business by adding either new MAMIL’s or by developing other cycle themed concepts,” said owner David Van Gestel.

Evie Lindley, David Van Gestel and Lisa Van Gestel.placeholder image
Evie Lindley, David Van Gestel and Lisa Van Gestel.

“This approach gives us greater flexibility when identifying and securing new locations.”

Pedal & Pour will offer the same vibrant cycling-inspired experience customers know and love, but is about more than just coffee and bikes.

The café aims to become a community hub in Dean Clough - a place where people can connect, collaborate and support one another.

A dedicated community board inside the café will give customers and organisations a platform to share business information, promote upcoming events and post general community notices.

Pedal & Pour will have an annual fundraising initiative that will see donations from food sales alongside a variety of fundraising events throughout the year.

For its first chosen cause, Pedal & Pour will support Bowel Cancer UK, with David taking on the London to Brighton cycle ride this September to help raise vital funds.

“Pedal & Pour isn’t just about serving great coffee,” added Dave.

“We want to become part of the community, bring people together and create a space that supports local people, local causes and active lifestyles.”

Pedal & Pour will open on June 18.

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