Yoga Class and Brunch! Favorite: Peanut Butter and Jelly Waffle w/ syrup Puppy Friendly: 5/5 - we bring out Pomeranian in all the time Price: $$ - average, around $9 for a waffle which is good but doesn't come with any sides Venue: 9/10 - clean and boho, wood focused furniture, part cafe, part studio, part bike shop. The Good: -My favorite yoga studio. Not the most serene because you know there is a cafe on the other side, but the high ceilings and large windows make for a great atmosphere. -Their waffle are VEGAN! They also have non-vegan options. -You can do yoga Saturday morning, shower in their class showers, and eat breakfast all in the same spot. (: -Gluten Free & Vegan Friendly option -Not just yoga -- multiple class options throughout the week. The Bad: -Their breakfasts don't come with sides. -Usually not too many people manning the bike side. -Barista aren't the most knowledgeable about their drinks. Located in Capitol Hill in what seems to be an abandoned warehouse-esque place. More for a quick brunch than a formal sitdown. I really enjoy the ambiance here and the fact you can do yoga and get your vegan brunch all in one spot. read more

The staff were so friendly and very welcoming to my four legged friend. They serve coffee that is roasted lighter, so the more open, sour notes. The waffle was a nice treat. Good spot for Galentines :) read more

Very disappointing Pro Tune experience. I paid $371 for two new tires and a tune up. The first ride after getting the bike back had a tube failure due to shoddy installation. They replaced it. A week later, my rear derailleur started making all kinds of scraping/grinding noises. Trust has been lost - I took my bike to another shop to fix their mistakes. I understand mistakes happen, but for the premium they charge, it shouldn't take 3 tries to get this right. Bottom line: Nearly $400 later, my bike is in much worse shape than it was when I brought it in. Simply unacceptable. read more

My tea was awesome, a sort of chai type London Fog since there was no earl grey. I'm going to call it Chai Fog. The barista was generous to make it and also ate a hand pie, a little dry but the ingredients were to tempting to deny. read more

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I love this bike shop! They always do an excellent job servicing my bike. I especially appreciate Alain. I came in today a few hours before leaving on a trip with a jammed seat post. He unjammed it, straightened the parts that were bent and put it all back together. In about 10 minutes! I give this place my very highest recommendation read more

I was a little hesitant at trying a savory waffle, but the avocado and fried egg sounded pretty good. Turned out to be great! Order came out fairly quickly too, which was good because we didn't have too much time to spend. I really love the bike/cafe combo. Very nice environment. read more

Métier - Avocado and fried egg waffle - Cafes Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Good espresso - don't get me twisted. Came in once prior to this most recent experience and the gentleman who served me then was chill - no big deal. But this time around, the service was shit. I'm assuming that it was because the young lady who served me wasn't a barista? She came around from the back kitchen. Regardless, customer service should be a fundamental for all employees. Nice set up and all but I don't appreciate the rudeness from homegirl with the bad attitude. read more

Had lunch here with my wife on Sunday, 2/11/18. Lunch, beer and coffee were all fine, then went to go to the bathroom before heading out on a bike ride, only to find out they require a key to access! Key access for a bathroom is unpleasant in an Interstate gas station, it is unacceptable in venue with table service that charges 8 dollars for a smoothie. I decided not to indulge in that nonsense, and left without using the facilities, so this revue reflects only the difficulty of access, not the actual design or equipment of the bathroom. read more

Definitely a fan of this place. I love the space - it's safe to say that you won't find another like it nearby. You have a bike store on one side and a cafe in the other. There was a good amount of natural light coming in from the windows and the tables were nicely arranged (they weren't close together so you had your privacy). I only stopped in for a quick Americano, which was absolutely delicious, but I will definitely come back in the future to sit down in the space. The folks working behind the counter are some of the friendliest people I've met working in a cafe in a while. I recommend checking out this space for yourself! read more

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Attended their Cross Bar class this morning. I am in love with this place. They give classes that really focus on athletic bodies which I appreciate. Their space is beautiful and I love how multi-functional it is. Shop, fitness classes and cafe in ONE?! Yep. Their waffle menu looked fantastic and I highly anticipate coming back here soon either for breakfast, a class or both! They also have showers which is super helpful for those on the go as well! read more

Got my first bike fit and a tuneup. I have to say As someone who was a newbie Todd and Andrew were amazing to work with on fit and service. They helped walk me through every aspect of the fit and decision on some new parts. They did not push new parts on me and even tried to make my shoes still usable even though they were stripped and toast. A great show for cyclists at all levels and really great service! read more

I called this morning looking for a part that I was having problems finding for my new bike. Not only did they have the part, but they took my bike in that day and installed the broken piece. I went from having to wait 2 weeks for a part to arrive to riding my bike that day. Today was my first time visiting Metier but it won't be my last. Thank you Andy for your help and I'll be back! read more

This is a fantastic place with awesome coffee selections, featuring the two best Seattle roasters and two of the best Cali roasters! Also you don't have to be a bike geek to go here. Just go, have coffee and an awesome $6 waffle and check out some bike gear! Great place with a beautiful espresso machine and awesome staff! read more

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Prior to moving to Seattle, I researched the neighborhoods and cycling shops, which influenced my decision to move to Cap Hill. Métier is such a cool place, not only because they have everything from beer to coffee to food to fitness classes to bikes and cycling equipment, but because the people are friendly and the ambience is very casual and inviting. Couldn't be happier to be in this neighborhood, especially since I can walk right over here to grab a drink or a cafe! read more

Great place for the cycling community as well as anyone else who wants to grab a great bite to eat. The shop has always been helpful and quick with their service, the retail space knows their products well, and the food and beverages are always great. For cyclists, the team is friendly, which has included some mentorship for me as I started racing. Definitely the coolest place in Seattle! read more

Came in with a few friends right after opening. Immediately they put on the World Cup match we were hoping to watch which was rad. The coffee is fantastic and the baked goods are delicious, I highly recommend this place. read more

The baristas here have always been incredibly friendly and welcoming to me and were very knowledgeable whenever I asked them a question. Additionally, they seem to be very well trained on their equipment and the coffee always comes out great. I've had a couple of pretty meh experiences ordering my normal drink, a soy cortado, lately, but Metier makes is up to my standard. Good microfoam, good pour, fantastic espresso. The pastries are mostly vegan and the scones are absolutely delightful. I will wait all week to treat myself to a scone from here. I really appreciate this shop and the effort, detail and self awareness they make so apparent. There is a lot of really good seating. I come here regularly to work on art and it's always just right. Thank you so much, Metier, I plan to continue being a loyal patron read more

This shop has premium road bikes and cyclists which are besmirched by the lackluster service of its employees. The coffee service can be duplicated elsewhere. read more

Not impressed. Apparently they don't waste any money on heat. Place was freezing. $1.00 for a refill on lousy drip coffee. You get the coffee long before your food. Won't be back. read more

Great third-wave coffee & food & beer, plus awesome bike shop & service center. So very Seattle!

My wife and I recently went to Metier for a bike fit, which we'd been putting off for years because we're cheap skates, but we're so, so glad we did. Both our bikes needed adjustments and now they're much more comfortable and we're getting more power into our pedal strokes. Brandon was incredibly informative and friendly as he walked us through the process. Great overall vibe in the shop/Cafe as well, really one of the cooler businesses in Seattle. Go give them some business. read more

I was far from wowed. They have expensive stuff but it is worth the money. Problem is, they just kind of ignore you. How hard do I have to work to drop 3 or 4 hundred bucks on a bag? I left without an an answer. read more

This is a two star review because how dare you charge $4.50 for a 10oz latte (which is the largest size you do).

The bike service from Brandon and crew is first class! I came in with an issue on a Thursday evening and Brandon worked his magic, and did so with speed that is even faster than he races (and that's REALLY fast!). Brandon is emblematic of the community Metier is building: beyond simply liking and riding bikes, he also races. Way to talk the talk and pedal the pedals! I highly recommend. Thank you, Brandon! read more

I tore apart my training wheel yesterday and needed a new custom wheel built. They turned it around in five hours. Best service available.

Two months ago, a cap fell off my handle bars within a day or two all the wrap had unraveled and I had to get new wrap. Last month I needed to do a bunch of work on my bike and that amounted to about $250. In September I am moving to Medellin, Colombia. I am trying my best to not have to spend any more money on my bike as I am saving for this move and because I intend to sell me bike before I leave. Last week, I left work only to find that a cap on my handle bars had yet again fallen off. I was in a panic because I really don't want to have to buy new wrap again. I stopped into Metier Seattle and asked a bike mechanic for a new cap so that I could avoid further issues. After looking around the shop for a while with no luck in finding a cap (and after I explained to him my situation), the bike mechanic took a cap off of **his own bike** and put it on mine. I felt entirely grateful to receive service like this and felt it was above and beyond standard customer service expectations. read more

I was so excited to come to this place as all my cyclist friends recommended it. I went for a bike box pack and was VERY disappointed in their prices. They charge. $70 when REI charges $50. I'm a huge supporter of local shops over big corporations (sorry REI) but that's ridiculous... a $20 hike on a simple service?? They then charged me a rush fee of $20. I needed the bike packed for Tuesday morning and brought it in Sunday afternoon. I guess they are closed on Monday but this service doesn't seem like it will take a lot of their time (maybe 40 min at most). After tax is came out to $100 for simple box pack up. That's ridiculous pricing. I don't think I will come here again. I am sure they are good for other things but as a first time customer that was probably the worst nickel and dime experience I have ever had. I won't deter anyone from going there but you should DEFINITELY evaluate your needs and check out other places for simple services. read more

Coffee was on point, nice friendly atmosphere and staff. I had the pbj waffle and it was just okay. The field roast bowl was awesome though. I'd come here again. read more

i have been racing bikes and drinking coffee for more than 20 yrs i have been in vey few places that offer the quick efficient customer service that i have experience shopping here twice now. had trouble with gloves, the owner himself noted that i was in line and exchanged them immediately high end bikes and high end bike wear in one place with excellent service in the middle of seattle and they make an excellent espresso! read more

Awesome GO Circuit Training class with Jordan just this morning! I've tried the Redcord classes with Todd, the owner and it's a must try class for sure! You can really tell that Todd is passionate about his business and people. He knows what he's doing. Such a great cafe area to hangout anytime of the day as well. read more

I sat in here today after reading on a website that it is a great place from which to work. Cold brew was great, smoothie was delicious, and I got beet salad that was pretty amazing too! It was a great spot to work from: lots of tables, places to plug in, wifi, and even a large outdoor space. It stays to a quiet hum, so getting things done was easy. I will definitely be back! read more

Top notch bike shop, with great gear and people and a refreshing lack of pretentiousness commonly found at other shops of this caliber. They sell high-end gear and this comes at a higher price point, but it is worth it, especially on those soggy Seattle days. David "Rocket" Richter set me up with an amazing bike fit as well as a tough, but professional Moxy fitness test. My bike fits and rides like a dream and I am now nailing my zones during my training rides. This is my goto shop and hangout place in Seattle. Don't forget to try the coffee, waffles and whatever craft brew they have on tap. read more

The coffee beans are good but the barista knows how to ruin it! Thanks for the 200 degrees latte!

No place in Seattle works the body, mind, and soul quite like an experience at Métier. Drop in and find out for yourself how much the owners care about delivering a quality customer experience, and one that will draw you back and will ignite an urge to tell your friends. The café features a simple, reasonably priced menu. It provides an airy, roomy, feel-good space to sip a hot latté or down a chilly microbrew, always with uniquely tasty offerings. The interior design team got this one right. It produced a creatively reconfigured environment that doesn't hide the feeling that building once served as an auto repair shop, but now with completely different functionality. Feel free to let your curiosity wander, especially about what happens behind the sliding doors in the rear of the main floor, in the open floor gym. You'll discover red cords there dangling from the overhead rafters. That is for, yes, Red Cord strength and conditioning training - an alternative to the boot campy type of exercise regimens that many establishments offer. This one focuses narrowly on micro abdominal development for balance, posture, injury protection and fitness suitable for not just cycling, but also golf, skiing, tennis and just about any sport demanding core conditioning. Classes are conducted by Todd Herriott in a one size fits all atmosphere. He knows his stuff. He was the strength and conditioning guru for the BMC Cycling Team in 2011, the year it surfaced the winner of the Tour de France, Cadel Evans. He's easy going, fun-having and very helpful to first timers. I've participated reularly in Todd's classes and can attest that faithful engagment will offer you a very positive boost in your fitness level. Don't drive/walk/ride by! Stop in!!! read more

This place is amazing! The building and design is absolutely beautiful. I took a 60 minute yoga class taught by a wonderful instructor. I didn't have a chance to try any of the food or beverages but I will definitely be back. The concept is really cool and I intend on taking more fitness and yoga classes there in the future. read more

I don't often leave reviews. The last two that I did were both five stars for two bike shops that had exceptional service. Unfortunately, this one is for the opposite reason. I am a student and competitive cyclist and triathlete. I have been racing for over eight years from local to world championships and have interacted with dozens of shops. I called metier because i purchased a used cervelo and needed a part (they were the closest cervelo dealer). I was quoted $30 for the part, and when I received it, took it home to install and gave a generous tip. After spending a decent amount of time without being able to assemble the part, I went back to the shop and was told they needed to order another piece, that was an additional $30. So my $30 part soon turned into 60. I dropped my bike off with them so that they could install the piece, and asked a generic question about the cable routing. I had just installed the stem that morning, but when the mechanic was removing it, he said the screw was stripped and he wanted to keep it there to remove it. Four weeks later, I get a phone call that the bike is ready. On the weekend, I come to pick up the bike at 4:30 (the shop closes at 6pm), and they happened to decide to close early that day. When I asked someone upstairs, he said that they frequently change hours. He said he could get the bike for me, but when he brought it out, the piece was assembled incorrectly and they never replaced the screw. I told him I would call and come back again. After several phone calls, I got the shop to call Cervelo since they did not know how to assemble the piece (or apparently how to order it). They called back a few weeks later and said it was complete. When I came to pick it up (SEVEN WEEKS after i dropped the bike off), the assembly was no better than the first time and they charged me $70 additional in labor, $40 of which was to remove the stripped screw. I asked about the charges and the fact that the piece was still not assembled correctly, and he told me to either leave the bike and come back for the fifth time, or to pay and call the manager that week. At this point I was upset, but figured I would talk with the manager to share my experience, expecting that he would at least listen. Instead, I was told that I got a great deal, even a "steal" for the labor they did. I was told that they went above and beyond by ordering parts from Cervelo (which they are expected to do as a certified dealer) and that he would have charged me more. When I mentioned the screw, his response was that I bought a used bike so they are not responsible for the screws. So if they strip a screw on a used bike, they are in their right to charge $40 to correct their mistake. I then mentioned the time frame and was given two explanations: 1) that when they contact cervelo, sometimes they dont hear back for a day. I went to them because they were a cervelo dealer and said they had worked on my bike model in the past, so they should have known how to install the part to begin with. Also, over seven weeks, they could email 25 times with a 48 hour response time. 2) that i didnt seem like i was in a rush for getting the bike back. I assume this is because i got in an accident and had two broken arms. If this is the case, it is probably the most disrespectful thing someone has told me since they've been broken. Even if i bought the bike used, it was a lot of money to me, and I would have liked the bike either way. I got no explanation for why the shop randomly closed early or shut off their phone lines for four days, and got nothing resembling an apology. Instead the manager lectured me for the entire conversation about how they did a great job and gave me a great deal. I had to constantly remind him that I was calling to share my opinions to prevent him from getting too offensive, which did not seem to help. I did not get to once mention my concerns, which were just that I would have appreciated a more open line of communication and idea of the time frame. Meanwhile, I called Cervelo and another shop who said they could fix the part. In short, I came to Metier for a part I was quoted $30 for. Seven weeks later, I got my bike back with the part installed in an unsatisfactory way and a $150 bill. If you are looking to buy a bike, parts, or labor, there are many friendly bike shops who will treat you with respect and will be willing to have a conversation and hear your side of the story if things go bad. I recommend you visit one of them. read more

$2.50 for a 10 oz drip coffee? I get that your cup supplier is Canadian and they use Le système métrique, but come on man. Too much to pay for average coffee. At least get some imperial sizes to justify the price. read more

This is our go to cafe in the neighborhood and I must confess, we're the opposite of cyclists. We're nerdy readers and fresh pretzel lovers, and really enjoy parking our sedentary selves in this lovely space that has outdoor tables when it's nice, and is rarely full to capacity inside when it's not. It's a low key place we can comfortably linger, rolling from good coffees into even better beers if we stay long enough. I don't get the "pretentious" comments. I've always found it super chill, and I love the chalk board where you can beer-it-forward and pre-buy a round for friends. read more

I came in for a physio assessment and came away with a great experience. David was super knowledgeable and explained everything in detail. The process itself was easy to understand and all my questions were answered. Within about an hour, David send me an email with all the details and recommendations that we discussed in the assessment. read more

Lazy, both food and service. They give you a tabletop number for your order, but it doesn't matter because they don't deliver to your table. And if you don't know this and get a table outside, don't hear them call your number... Well it is your fault and you are screwed. I'm left with a cold food that wouldn't have been much better if it were hot. They are just trying to do too much. With too little. Whomever is in charge of their fermented veggies needs a tutor. My recommendation: Bike on by, baby. Tons of better choices within mere feet. read more