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We went to Pedal and Pour because I wanted to check out some bikes. The location is a little inconspicuous -- it's on a street that leads up toward a hill -- but once you're there, it makes sense why you see so many bikers hanging out. You can get your bike tuned, grab a coffee, and then bike right up the hill. It's a coffee shop slash bike shop, but just know it's very small. They don't have a big bike selection at all. This isn't really a place you'd go to buy a regular bike like a street bike, hybrid, or even a typical 10-speed. It feels more like a spot to rent a bike or possibly buy a higher-end, more serious bike meant for riding up hills. The people working there were nice and attentive. They asked us a few times if we needed help, and I appreciated that they were willing and available without being pushy. I didn't try the coffee, but they do have a bike supplies and small food items -- like a muffin or something light. It really feels like a place where you stop if you're already planning to bike in that area, grab a coffee, rest for a bit, and then keep going. Overall, it's a cool concept and makes sense for the location. Just be aware that this is not a full-blown bike store. It's more of a niche spot for bikers in that area.
Decided to stop by on a Monday morning and had a wonderful experience. A few customers were inside getting their bikes worked on. A few customers relaxing with a coffee and a book. The overall atmosphere was wonderful. Myself and one other ordered a chocolate croissant, Tiramisu latte with oat milk and then the summer seasonal blueberry cold brew with lemon soft top. I also ordered 6 homemade pumpkin dog treats and the total ended up being around $40 for 2 large coffees, a croissant and 6 dog treats. Not bad in my opinion. Everything was phenomenal! They have amazing coffee. I'm not a croissant person but I did decide to try this one out and I was actually impressed. Which says a lot coming from me. I suggest you come in if you've been considering it. You won't be disappointed.
Review is only for the coffee/food, and not the bike shop! The food and drink I got the day I visited was not good. It may have just been what I ordered, however service was very friendly and the overall concept of the bike shop and café combo is interesting, so I would be open to giving this place a second try. Almond Pistachio Latte - 3/5 * Kind of chemically tasting, like if you ever tasted vanilla extract straight out of the bottle. There were some real nut pieces at the bottom of the cup, so it made it seem a little more craft. I got it iced with regular milk. Spinach and Tomato Mini Quiche - 2/5 * This was not a quiche and more of a frittata. There was no crust on the bottom, was just egg. The flavor and texture was not good, very bitter and spongey. Overall it's a fun experience to sit down here and have a coffee while looking around the store and watching the bike repairs being done. There's also a small seating area on the outside patio. They seem to have built a nice community of customers where you can buy each other drinks.
This was an awesome coffee and bike shop! I love the concept and we had to come visit because my daughter had a bike that was having brake issues. They were able to fix the bike right away and the price was inexpensive. The service was great, they were friendly and the coffee was delicious! They even had board games while you wait for your bike to get fixed. I ordered the iced toffee nut brown sugar latte with almond milk. I highly recommend visiting if you are in the area.
Great coffee AND great bike service here. Not only can you get your coffee/pastry fix, but, if you have a bike, this is the place to get it serviced. I've been having my bicycle tuned up here for a couple of years now. The staff at both the cafe and the bike shop are terrific and I like being able to drop off my bike and get a brew, too. The mechanics are terrific and very knowledgeable; I've always been happy with the results. As for the coffee and pastry, they are wonderful at that, too. Even if you want to come for the "pour" part and not the "pedal," you won't be disappointed.
Pedal & Pour has been on my radar for quite some time now. I finally stopped in on a Saturday morning and I have no regrets. What a fun and inspiring atmosphere to be in - the thrill of the outdoors is definitely present in here with all the bikes and gear and bikers coming in and out. This place isn't only for athletes, but it's a nice place to sit down to have a good chat, nice eats and play some games. My boyfriend and I got a good couple of treats including warm ham and cheese croissants, a danish and our own cup o Joe's. We sat down and played clue for a long bit and chatted with others around us. Once we were done, we browsed the store. He was training for a marathon at the time so to see the map of trails that everyone had marked up was fun for him to see and compare his training routes to. The map was a fun way to get the community together and share in the love for biking - and even runners! I don't live in this area anymore so it's a bit of a drive away, but I definitely know where I'm stopping by when I'm around.
I went to a vocal peer's recital on this side of town and realized that Pedal & Pour was just a 10-minute drive down the road. I've had my eye on them for a long time but never got the chance to visit them because they're just too far away from where I live. After the recital, I made my way down here. Pedal & Pour, on Maule Avenue just off Fort Apache, is more than just a coffee shop - this is also a bicycle shop where you can buy/rent a bicycle or bring it in to have it repaired. While waiting for my coffee to come out, I saw one guy come in and drop off his bike to have it serviced. One side of this establishment has a coffee counter and the other side has bicycles and other related merchandise. I took a minute to look over their menu before asking the barista what their black and white mocha was. He explained to me that they use dark chocolate and vanilla flavors in it. So, I ended up ordering this drink. Wow, this was a really good mocha! At first I was expecting its' color to be black and white (hence the name of the drink), but the color was just your average coffee/mocha color with dark chocolate syrup hidden on the bottom. Though I don't own a bicycle but have a huge passion for coffee, if I lived closer to Pedal & Pour, I would definitely be coming back here more frequently. I also like how it's located next to a street that has little to no traffic, making this a quiet environment all around. I'm not gonna lie here, but the barista was cute, even though I already have a boyfriend. I wish I remembered names at this point.
Great coffee and amazing customer service. I appreciate their help and professionalism and I will be back for sure! All things coffee and biking this is your spot!!!
Pedal and pour is such a little hidden gem!! I've tried so many coffee shops in Vegas and this is one of my top 5. I've only ever ordered the white raspberry mocha latte and it's perfect each time. The staff is super friendly too :)
What a great concept Bike shop and coffee bar. Food and coffee was good. Staff amazingly friendly! Thanks for everything!
Some of the better espresso and pour-overs in Vegas. Make sure to ask for one of their special single origin recommendations. They use Vesta roasters for their coffee. I'd give Vesta coffee a 4.0/5.0 in quality and roasting, but Peddle and Pour does a great job extracting the coffee. Technique matters and their baristas are some of the best. Their coffee tastes better than the actual Vesta coffee shops imo... mind you I'm an LA coffee snob). Cappuccino is also fantastic. Great service. They carry incredible pastries from the Michelin star bakery nearby called 'Mg Patisserie'. Huge fan of the almond croissant and the Danishes. Outside of peak morning hours, it's usually slow after 11-12... oh yeah, and it's inside a huge bicycle shop. Very unique spot.
Heard about this specialty coffee through friends and saw online the great reviews, had to come in and check it out. It did not disappoint, I ordered a Toffee Nut Brown Sugar latte iced and a vegan blueberry muffin. The lady who welcomed me was so sweet and welcoming. She got me to sign up for the rewards too! Definitely will be back
Once again great service along with good coffee. I needed a tire change and my brakes adjusted. I was there right when they opened @ 7am, which is great for me because I can get started early and then continue my errands and all on my day off. Since I was the first person there I was promptly attended to and I was ready to go in under 30 minutes. I also had a nice iced latte while I waited. If Pedal & Pour was closer to me I would definitely come by more often for just the coffee. The coffee and the bike service is top notch and I highly recommend it. read more
What a cute place! Within a bike shop they have a coffee shop that also sells baked goods and breakfast sandos. I got one of the special which was the cherry dark chocolate hot, youngest got the same but cold while hubby got the banana latte. All were refreshing and good. I dropped a star because my "hot" latte wasn't very hot. I loved the flavor but it was just like warm. Hubby enjoyed the banana latte and compared to others that he's had he thought this was one of the top ones. Youngest loves her iced cherry chocolate latte. Had the right amount of sweetness and flavor. Would definitely come back and try other ones!! read more
We went to Pedal and Pour because I wanted to check out some bikes. The location is a little inconspicuous -- it's on a street that leads up toward a hill -- but once you're there, it makes sense why you see so many bikers hanging out. You can get your bike tuned, grab a coffee, and then bike right up the hill. It's a coffee shop slash bike shop, but just know it's very small. They don't have a big bike selection at all. This isn't really a place you'd go to buy a regular bike like a street bike, hybrid, or even a typical 10-speed. It feels more like a spot to rent a bike or possibly buy a higher-end, more serious bike meant for riding up hills. The people working there were nice and attentive. They asked us a few times if we needed help, and I appreciated that they were willing and available without being pushy. I didn't try the coffee, but they do have a bike supplies and small food items -- like a muffin or something light. It really feels like a place where you stop if you're already planning to bike in that area, grab a coffee, rest for a bit, and then keep going. Overall, it's a cool concept and makes sense for the location. Just be aware that this is not a full-blown bike store. It's more of a niche spot for bikers in that area. read more
1 month ago
2 months ago
Decided to stop by on a Monday morning and had a wonderful experience. A few customers were inside getting their bikes worked on. A few customers relaxing with a coffee and a book. The overall atmosphere was wonderful. Myself and one other ordered a chocolate croissant, Tiramisu latte with oat milk and then the summer seasonal blueberry cold brew with lemon soft top. I also ordered 6 homemade pumpkin dog treats and the total ended up being around $40 for 2 large coffees, a croissant and 6 dog treats. Not bad in my opinion. Everything was phenomenal! They have amazing coffee. I'm not a croissant person but I did decide to try this one out and I was actually impressed. Which says a lot coming from me. I suggest you come in if you've been considering it. You won't be disappointed. read more
Review is only for the coffee/food, and not the bike shop! The food and drink I got the day I visited was not good. It may have just been what I ordered, however service was very friendly and the overall concept of the bike shop and café combo is interesting, so I would be open to giving this place a second try. Almond Pistachio Latte - 3/5 * Kind of chemically tasting, like if you ever tasted vanilla extract straight out of the bottle. There were some real nut pieces at the bottom of the cup, so it made it seem a little more craft. I got it iced with regular milk. Spinach and Tomato Mini Quiche - 2/5 * This was not a quiche and more of a frittata. There was no crust on the bottom, was just egg. The flavor and texture was not good, very bitter and spongey. Overall it's a fun experience to sit down here and have a coffee while looking around the store and watching the bike repairs being done. There's also a small seating area on the outside patio. They seem to have built a nice community of customers where you can buy each other drinks. read more
4 months ago
9 months ago
This was an awesome coffee and bike shop! I love the concept and we had to come visit because my daughter had a bike that was having brake issues. They were able to fix the bike right away and the price was inexpensive. The service was great, they were friendly and the coffee was delicious! They even had board games while you wait for your bike to get fixed. I ordered the iced toffee nut brown sugar latte with almond milk. I highly recommend visiting if you are in the area. read more
Great coffee AND great bike service here. Not only can you get your coffee/pastry fix, but, if you have a bike, this is the place to get it serviced. I've been having my bicycle tuned up here for a couple of years now. The staff at both the cafe and the bike shop are terrific and I like being able to drop off my bike and get a brew, too. The mechanics are terrific and very knowledgeable; I've always been happy with the results. As for the coffee and pastry, they are wonderful at that, too. Even if you want to come for the "pour" part and not the "pedal," you won't be disappointed. read more
2 years ago
Pedal & Pour has been on my radar for quite some time now. I finally stopped in on a Saturday morning and I have no regrets. What a fun and inspiring atmosphere to be in - the thrill of the outdoors is definitely present in here with all the bikes and gear and bikers coming in and out. This place isn't only for athletes, but it's a nice place to sit down to have a good chat, nice eats and play some games. My boyfriend and I got a good couple of treats including warm ham and cheese croissants, a danish and our own cup o Joe's. We sat down and played clue for a long bit and chatted with others around us. Once we were done, we browsed the store. He was training for a marathon at the time so to see the map of trails that everyone had marked up was fun for him to see and compare his training routes to. The map was a fun way to get the community together and share in the love for biking - and even runners! I don't live in this area anymore so it's a bit of a drive away, but I definitely know where I'm stopping by when I'm around. read more
5 months ago
Staff and options. Location is convenient. Inside a bicyclist heaven. They offer a military discount for all you lovely vets. read more
I went to a vocal peer's recital on this side of town and realized that Pedal & Pour was just a 10-minute drive down the road. I've had my eye on them for a long time but never got the chance to visit them because they're just too far away from where I live. After the recital, I made my way down here. Pedal & Pour, on Maule Avenue just off Fort Apache, is more than just a coffee shop - this is also a bicycle shop where you can buy/rent a bicycle or bring it in to have it repaired. While waiting for my coffee to come out, I saw one guy come in and drop off his bike to have it serviced. One side of this establishment has a coffee counter and the other side has bicycles and other related merchandise. I took a minute to look over their menu before asking the barista what their black and white mocha was. He explained to me that they use dark chocolate and vanilla flavors in it. So, I ended up ordering this drink. Wow, this was a really good mocha! At first I was expecting its' color to be black and white (hence the name of the drink), but the color was just your average coffee/mocha color with dark chocolate syrup hidden on the bottom. Though I don't own a bicycle but have a huge passion for coffee, if I lived closer to Pedal & Pour, I would definitely be coming back here more frequently. I also like how it's located next to a street that has little to no traffic, making this a quiet environment all around. I'm not gonna lie here, but the barista was cute, even though I already have a boyfriend. I wish I remembered names at this point. read more
10 months ago
Great coffee and amazing customer service. I appreciate their help and professionalism and I will be back for sure! All things coffee and biking this is your spot!!! read more
2 years ago
Pedal and pour is such a little hidden gem!! I've tried so many coffee shops in Vegas and this is one of my top 5. I've only ever ordered the white raspberry mocha latte and it's perfect each time. The staff is super friendly too :) read more
1 year ago
What a great concept Bike shop and coffee bar. Food and coffee was good. Staff amazingly friendly! Thanks for everything! read more
1 year ago
Some of the better espresso and pour-overs in Vegas. Make sure to ask for one of their special single origin recommendations. They use Vesta roasters for their coffee. I'd give Vesta coffee a 4.0/5.0 in quality and roasting, but Peddle and Pour does a great job extracting the coffee. Technique matters and their baristas are some of the best. Their coffee tastes better than the actual Vesta coffee shops imo... mind you I'm an LA coffee snob). Cappuccino is also fantastic. Great service. They carry incredible pastries from the Michelin star bakery nearby called 'Mg Patisserie'. Huge fan of the almond croissant and the Danishes. Outside of peak morning hours, it's usually slow after 11-12... oh yeah, and it's inside a huge bicycle shop. Very unique spot. read more
1 year ago
Heard about this specialty coffee through friends and saw online the great reviews, had to come in and check it out. It did not disappoint, I ordered a Toffee Nut Brown Sugar latte iced and a vegan blueberry muffin. The lady who welcomed me was so sweet and welcoming. She got me to sign up for the rewards too! Definitely will be back read more
1 year ago
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2 years ago
Great bike shop. Had my kid's bike fixed in no time. They are very professional and nice. Will definitely come back here. Also, they have the best expresso as well read more
9 months ago
Amazing coffee, not too sweet and no bitterness at all. The barista spent lots of time carefully making the drinks with love. Highly recommend coffee and bike lovers to check this place out! read more
11 months ago
I was greeted the moment I walked in. The store is conveniently located by a handful of neighborhoods with an abundance of free parking. Their shop is a coffee shop and bike store in one. There is a lot of indoor and outdoor seating. They have a great selection and great unique flavors like Almond Pistachio Latte or Raspberry. They also offer small bites like your typical croissants and quiche. It seems like it's pet friendly. They have board games you can enjoy for free. Coffee was good quality and look forward to coming back to try the other flavors. read more
2 years ago
Fantastic service yummy cookies and perfect coffee for an afternoon pick me up! The bike shop is full service and is a high end road and Mtn bike shop. Very knowledgeable and helpful. read more
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I made a special drive to this coffee shop because it was one of the two places in Vegas my friend had requested. Pedal & Pour is a half coffee / half bike shop located approximately 12 miles away from the Strip. I could tell the surrounding community was recently built in the past decade and my friend just couldn't stop raving about it. Our party arrived on Sunday at 7:30 AM and we were the only customers. [Sources]: Pedal & Pour serves coffee from Vesta Coffee Roasters (oddly enough all of Yelp highlights for Vesta Coffee Roasters in Downtown Vegas Arts District are mostly on toasts and sandwiches) and serves baked pastries from Mg Patisserie and Café by Michael Gillet (two-star Michelin pastry chef). They have a "Good Karma" chalkboard and the coffee shop encourages each customer to buy a friend a coffee. [Bike tour]: The coffee/bike shop offers the Coffee Ride and the ride rolls out on Sunday at 7 AM. It is a 19-mile neighborhood loop and is a no drop ride. [Menu]: Their signature drink menu includes black & white mocha, raspberry beet white mocha, golden latte, chai latte, Grade A matcha latte, and lavender blue matcha latte. For food they sell Australian pies from The Aussie Project. *** Lavender Blue Matcha Latte (aromatic lavender combined with butterfly pea flower tea and 8 oz of steamed milk - $5): The drink had a gritty texture and the drink wasn't overly sweet, but it was not as good as oat milk latte I had at Yaw Farm Coffee Roaster just a day ago. *** It's a nice local coffee/bike shop, but I wouldn't drive out of the way again as I can just simply drive to Vesta Coffee Roasters & Mg Patisserie and Café directly as both stores are located closer from the Strip than Pedal & Pour. read more
3 years ago
Their bakery items made from Michelin 2 star bakery. Expresso and coffees are just as good as my first visit. Bike service here is impeccable, for avid cyclists. Best in town. Now they have a big following in the community where Dan and Dave leads weekly rides. This shop is what Rapha shop should be like. read more
4 years ago
Finding this coffee shop was a sweet surprise! It's a bike shop as well! The staff were super friendly and they have alternative milks (oat was one). I really enjoyed the raspberry beet white chocolate latte. It was smooth and the flavor wasn't overly sweet, just right! If you get the opportunity to hop in, I highly recommend it! read more
2 years ago
Just finish solid seven mile tempo run. I had recovery latte and podcast on my mind. I figure perfect time try new coffee spot. Pedal and Pour been on my mind for sometime. It concept always loved bringing full service bike shop and great coffee spot all in one. It first one in Vegas. As someone that loves triathlons and cycling excited check it out. The coffee shop believe run by vesta coffee. I browse little through bike half. They have lot of parts, nutrition supplements, and nice selection for really small shop. The menu for coffee shop is nice for scale down version. Display case with pastries selection. Since I went late for the most part not much left. I did see cinnamon roll. So I got that compliment my Black and White Mocha. Black and White Mocha was da bomb! It had great balance of flavors and the latte art was awesome. Cinnamon roll was good. Nothing blow u away but solid pastry hit the spot. They do have rewards program. Service was five stars!! The gentleman was friendly welcoming from minute walked in. I love diversity comes to spots chill and relax. Couch in the middle relax, bunch tables around, and outside couple tables. I enjoy different vibe coffee shop. I love support small business. See two local guys keeping small bike shops alive and more options for cycling community. LOVE it!!! I definitely plan stopping by during training rides or just want chill over nice latte! read more
5 years ago
My friend and I made this place a rest stop o. Our Gran Fondo ride last week. What a great concept of two of my favorite things coffee and cycling. I believe they use products from another local coffee roaster Vesta. Nice! The. Ike brands they carry that I noticed were BMC and Avention, both with a sizeable inventory and sizes to get the right bike for either road or off road riding as well as electric and pedal assist. Staff was busy sizing a rider while we were there and they appeared to be knowledgeable in that task so I would definitely trust you will get the attention you need when selecting the right ride for you. If interested Pedal & Pour does do group road rides on Sunday's. I don't live in this part of town so I don't participate but recommend you do ride a bike. read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
I came here because my boyfriend gave me his coupon. I ordered a black and white mocha? It was good, but I got really excited when I saw a white chocolate croissant, which was....delicious. Overall, it was a chill vibe. Plenty of seating and it wasn't busy. Cool spot. Also I think I saw some local made chocolate bars which intrigued me. read more
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Is this a good place to study or work? If so, are there outlets available?
Hi, we have lots of customers who come and work on computers or study, we have ample seating and provide outlets as some of our longer tables and by the walls. We hope you come by to check us out!
Do they offer coconut milk?
Hi, we offer Barista Quality Almond and Oat milk products. We hope to see you soon!
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