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    Bike Stop Cafe

    4.1 (294 reviews)
    Open • 7:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Outdoor seating
    Good for groups

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    Companion Kombucha - Very Elderberry
    Christina C.

    Delicious vegetarian sandwiches and soups & good breakfast burritos. Nothing outstanding, just your standard fare, but quality ingredients and a nice casual atmosphere. Only a few small bistro style tables inside but they have a large patio area with forests with a view of the river & the Lewis & Clark memorial. You can rent standard bikes and E bikes from them as well and they also organize group rides.

    The Abbey Sandwich with a side of guacamole
    Vee I.

    Was in town for a visit and decided to stop at the Bike Stop Cafe for lunch. I was honestly underwhelmed. We ordered two standard deli sandwiches (the abbey and Klondike), a side of guacamole, and an Arnold Palmer and our bill was over $40!! The sandwiches were just average (not bad, but not great either). The star of the show was definitely the guacamole! I loved that it had a little kick to it, but $1.99 for the small container was a bit pricey! I am giving this lunch 3 stars. It wasn't bad, but I just didn't think it was worth the money we spent.

    Carolina C.

    Charming little café in a historic area, with the option for outdoor seating as well. I was really excited to try it, though a bit disappointed they were out of several ingredients. That said, the sandwiches we ordered were delicious, and the girl behind the counter was incredibly sweet. Definitely a lovely spot to stop by while walking and shopping nearby!

    Sara G.

    Who knew Aunt Jo was an influencer? She led me straight to Bike Stop Cafe in Saint Charles, it's a bike trail oracle. The Katy Trail literally runs past it. I guess everyone knew this place existed but me. You can rent a bike, fix a flat, take a shuttle, send your luggage off on its own solo adventure (luggage transfer), but, of course, I came for the food. Specifically, the Greek Goddess wrap. Pesto, you perfect little green sauce, never stop being you. And this spot is eclectic and adorable. Honestly, I just keep accidentally finding awesome spots in St. Louis like I'm on a scavenger hunt I didn't know I was playing. Thanks Aunt Jo. You win this round.

    Jodi's Famous Peanut Butter Balls
    Courtney S.

    (MARCH 2025) Wow, haven't been here since 2017!! Still great service and great food! I was meeting up with a friend for a Saturday ride on the Katy Trail. He was able to get a tube for my bike while I ordered my favorite: Jodi's Famous Peanut Butter Balls! They sell out QUICK but thankfully there were still some left. I also needed energy so I ordered a canned Bob Ross Energy drink. Yes, BOB ROSS. I was all set for my ride and killed two birds with one stone in one visit!

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    Cassandra S.

    Cute little coffee shop off of the Main Street. The two employees working were super kind. I have everything from Hot pickles, soups, which is so cool, brownies, biscuits, bread, alcohol, alcoholic beverages everything you could think of plus more! Highly recommend this location if you're on Main Street and stopping to get a drink, you will not be disappointed

    Plant Based Burger with Billy Goat Chips
    Shirley D.

    Bike Stop Cafe is a great place if you have a mix of vegans and carnivores in your group. They have sandwiches or salads for everyone. Small dining area inside or eat out on the patio. I got the plant based burger with Billy Goat Chips. Pretty yummy! Order at the counter, however, they bring your food to your table.

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    Abigail R.

    Walked over to the Bike Shop Cafe and ordered their get 2. Decided on their chicken and rice soup and their Klondike Sandwich. I loved both items and will be back for more of the soup! The service was great and loved the options for seating inside and outside. I decided to sit inside to read and eat.

    Iced turtle latte
    Kathy N.

    We stopped for midafternoon coffee while strolling Main Street. It was my husband's 75th birthday, and it appealed to him as a former cyclist. Apparently current cyclists like it too - there were a lot of bikes parked on the patio. The coffee area is dark and small (it's also a bike sales and repair shop), and they can't do blended drinks, but our hot latte, iced caramel-chocolate turtle latte, and "power cookie" were all perfect. (Top - single shots of caramel and chocolate were plenty instead of of the usual two).) It was a beautiful, balmy, mid-September day, so the patio overlooking the river was an ideal spot to hang out for a while.

    Katy Sandwich
    Christopher C.

    Cute lunch spot in St. Charles but unfortunately sandwiches left us underwhelmed and I do not recommend. Was busy on a Saturday around noon with outdoor seating area viewing the Mississippi. The counter discouraged us from ordering food by giving us a bogus wait estimate but the sandwiches came out in no time. No frills. The ingredients were good especially the fresh bread and lettuce. Middling-quality turkey but the real issue was that a sandwich has only a tiny thin slice of meat so the proportions don't work. It would be a very simple fix, I would recommend double the meat on half the sandwich size for overall 4x more turkey. This was both types of sandwiches we ordered.

    Potato leek soup
    Joan R.

    One of my favorite places to eat. The potato leek soup was out of this world. I love the cinnamon roll too! Great locally owned business right along the Katy trail! The staff is so friendly and they have stuff for sale so you can get your Xmas shopping done too!

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    It was a pleasure! Happy Trails

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    Follow through with customers requests. They failed to re-check a flat repair. I ended up with another flat!

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    It's a good fun spot but some pieces aren't worth it. Definitely a place to try for the memories though!

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    Pretty good breakfast burrito! Nice service, cute atmosphere. Plus the area around it is great. RECOMMENDED!

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    Five star coffee and bike service. used their shuttle services and they were outstandin.

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    Great location and vibe, but overpriced for the quality in my opinion. Took almost 20 minutes to get food when we were the only ones there

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