Positioned along the Paramatta River, Le Velo serves as a local bicycle pit stop and prime meeting point for locals and tourists passing through Wentworth Point.​

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The sweet​ aroma of coffee and inviting atmosphere of the precinct is irresistible, with large floor to ceiling windows covering the exterior that allow generous amounts of natural light to seep through, supplying both levels of the café with adequate lighting whilst providing a sense of warmth and freshness for patrons.

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The functionality of Le Velo begins with a small takeaway coffee bar that is positioned conveniently at the entrance of the venue for those who want to 'grab and go'. There is an array of small and large tables for those dining within the café situated right in front of Le Velo's main bar where food and drink can be ordered and on the upper level beside the gallery and bicycle repair shop.

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Le Velo dives head first into its industrial aesthetic - polished concrete floors, natural stone benchtops, rendered brick walls and stainless steel joinery is seen predominately throughout the venue. This hard, cool materiality is offset by the use of colourful furniture, indoor plants and artwork commissioned by Sydney local artist Katie Molloy, who specialises in minimal graphic design. Her artwork 'Smelling Summer' can be seen on the right wall spanning the full height of the venue and serves as a focal point against the custom commercial staircase, guiding patrons to the upper level. The upper level features an assortment of Katie's artworks in the gallery area, allowing patrons to contemplate them as they wait for their coffee or for their bicycle to be repaired.