With things cooling down, now is the perfect time to cruise around town on a super convenient Juice Bike. They’ve got bike stations scattered all around Orlando right next to some of the best local hangouts, so hop on a bike and treat yourself to a day of shopping, eating and chilling with friends.

Lizzy McCormack’s Irish Pub 55 N. Orange Ave.; 407-426-8007; lizzymccormacks.com Take bike. Ride to Lizzy’s. Drink Guinness. Drink more Guinness. Go to the bathroom. Have a nice cold pint, and wait for all of this to blow over. Juice Bike station: Orange Avenue 180 N. Orange Ave. Photo via lizzymccormacks.com
The Beacham 46 N. Orange Ave.; 407-648-8363; thebeacham.com Not only does the Beacham host some of the best concerts in Orlando, but they throw a raging party every weekend night. Juice Bike station: Orange Avenue 180 N. Orange Ave. Photo by Franz Mahr via Facebook
The Courtesy Bar 114 N. Orange Ave.; 407-450-2041; thecourtesybar.com You’ll even out-hip the guy with a handlebar mustache when you ride up to one of Orlando’s finest craft cocktail bars in your Juice Bike. Juice Bike station: Orange Avenue 180 N. Orange Ave. Photo via Facebook
Venue 578 578 N. Orange Ave.; 407-872-0066; venue578.com Good, ratchet times are always had at Venue 578. Juice Bike station: Courthouse Station 498 N. Orange Ave. Photo via Facebook
Tako Cheena 932 N. Mills Ave.; 321-236-7457; takocheenaorlando.com Burn off those cod taco calories by riding your Juice Bike down to some of the fine Mills Avenue establishments. Juice Bike station: Mills 50 714 N. Thornton Ave. Photo via Facebook
Wally’s Mills Avenue Liquor 1001 N. Mills Ave.; 407-896-6975; wallysonmills.com Going to Wally’s is an Orlando tradition. Bonus bragging rights if you bike there. Juice Bike station: Mills 50 714 N. Thornton Ave. Photo via Facebook
Will’s Pub 1042 N. Mills Ave.; 407-748-8256; willspub.org Unlike the other chums who have to fight for a spot to lock up their bikes, you’ve got a guaranteed parking spot for your Juice Bike. Enjoy the music and chill vibes always present at Will’s Pub. Juice Bike station: Mills 50 714 N. Thornton Ave. Photo via Facebook
Downtown Credo 550 E. Rollins St.; downtowncredo.com Trendy coffee and bike riding are like Han Solo and Chewbacca. Best friends forever. Juice Bike station: Health Village Florida Hospital Health Village, Alden Road Photo via Yelp
The Mennello Museum of American Art 900 E. Princeton St.; 407-246-4278; mennellomuseum.com We can’t wait to see what you draw on this board when you roll to the art museum on your Juice Bike. No 8=====D’s please. Juice Bike station: Health Village Florida Hospital Health Village, Alden Road Photo via Facebook
Imperial Wine Bar & Beer Garden 1800 N. Orange Ave.; 407-228-4992; imperialwinebar.com Grab a drink and sit on a $20,000 wooden chair! Juice Bike station: Ivanhoe Station New Hampshire Street Photo via Facebook
White Wolf Cafe 1829 N. Orange Ave.; 407-990-1367; whitewolfcafe.com It doesn’t get anymore unique than the vintage collection at White Wolf Cafe. Eat as many cinnamon rolls as you want. You can ride them off later. Juice Bike station: Ivanhoe Station New Hampshire Street Photo via Facebook
Rock & Roll Heaven 1814 N. Orange Ave.; 407-896-1952; rock-n-rollheaven.com Nothing says “treat yo’ self” like buying that one record you’ve been searching ages for. Juice Bike station: Ivanhoe Station New Hampshire Street Photo via Facebook
Sportstown Billiards 2414 E. Robinson St.; 407-894-6258; sportstownbilliards.com Sportstown is like the hipster Dave and Busters. Hop on a Juice Bike and ride to Orlando’s favorite pool hall for a few games. Juice Bike station: Milk District 2406 E. Washington St. Photo via Facebook
Pom Pom’s Tea House & Sandwicheria 67 N. Bumby Ave.; 407-894-0865; pompomsteahouse.com Mmmmmmmm. There’s no better reward after a bike ride like a delicious sandwich. Juice Bike station: Milk District 2406 E. Washington St. Photo via Yelp
Retro Records 59 N. Bumby Ave.; 407-898-2484; retrorecordsorlando.com Explore one of Orlando’s most hidden treasures. We guarantee you’ll find something you’ll like in the eclectic collection at Retro Records. Juice Bike station: Milk District 2406 E. Washington St. Photo via Yelp
Firebirds Wood Fired Grill 1562 N. Mills Ave.; 407-581-9861; firebirdsrestaurants.com Firebirds has probably one of the coolest bar set ups in Orlando. There’s also a really sweet outside bar that’s perfect for a bike ride break. Juice Bike station: Mills Park 1101 Virginia Drive Photo via Yelp
The Brass Tap 1632 N. Mills Ave.; 407-270-9538; brasstapbeerbar.com Take a pause from your bike ride and play a game of corn hole while indulging in a glass of craft beer. Juice Bike station: Mills Park 1101 Virginia Drive Photo via Facebook
Amway Center 400 W. Church St.; 855-513-1879; amwaycenter.com Ride your Juice Bike to the Amway Center for an exciting night of basketball. If that’s not your thing, then how about hockey or a concert? Juice Bike station: Division Avenue & Church Street 198 S. Division Ave.. Photo by Fernando Medina
World of Beer 431 E. Central Blvd.; 407-270-5541; worldofbeer.com Downtown’s World of Beer has an awesome view of Lake Eola that’s dying to get ‘grammed. Juice Bike station: Lake Eola Station South Eola, Pine Street Photo via Facebook
The Abbey 100 S. Eola Drive; 407-704-6103; abbeyorlando.com The Abbey’s always got an entertaining show going on. Skip out on the Uber and Juice Bike it there. Juice Bike station: Lake Eola Station South Eola, Pine Street Photo via Yelp
Harp And Celt Irish Pub And Restaurant 25 S. Magnolia Ave.; 407-481-2928; harpandcelt.com Soccer lives at this two-story Irish pub. Be a part of all the crazy “football” action at Harp and Celt. Juice Bike station: Orlando Library 101 E. Central Blvd. Photo via Facebook
Grand Bohemian Hotel 325 S. Orange Ave.; 407-313-9000; grandbohemianhotel.com The Grand Bohemian is more than just a hotel. The piano lounge is a sight to see. With such scarce parking downtown, you’re way better off riding a Juice Bike. Juice Bike station: City Hall Station 400 S. Orange Ave. Photo via Facebook
Hanson’s Shoe Repair 27 E. Pine St.; 407-476-9446; hansonsshoerepair.com Get all your turnt-ness out of the way on your bike ride to Hanson’s speakeasy, where things are a little on the chill side. Juice Bike station: Church Street 40 E. Church St. Photo by Patrick Chin via Facebook
Plaza Cinema Café 12 155 S. Orange Ave.; 321-558-2878; cobbtheatres.com Cool down from your bike ride and enjoy a movie at the downtown movie theater, which has probably the comfiest seats and best theater menu. Juice Bike station: Church Street 40 E. Church St. Photo via accessibletripexperts.com
Café Trastevere 825 N. Magnolia Ave.; 407-839-0235; cafetrastevere.com Indulge in Italian at the intimate Café Trastevere. Eat your weight in pasta, then shed it all off on a bike ride. Juice Bike station: Marks Street 99 W. Marks St. Photo via Facebook