We were recommended by our Airbnb host to checkout this place and we're glad we did! It's a super…read morecute little restaurant on top of a bike shop. There's a patio area where you can sit outside and enjoy the beautiful view of the waterfront. It was unfortunately too cold that day that we went so we opted for indoor seating which was just as nice. We had full breakfast and crepes with Nutella. Both were great! They were working on the coffee machine that day so coffee wasn't available and the server was extremely sorry about that. I would definitely recommend this place.

The first restaurant (they call themselves a cafe but I'd say it's a bit more than that) I've known…read moreto be connected to a mountain bike shop, mud dock is sophisticated but still laid back. The menu crosses lots of boundaries - apparently they started with a Spanish influence and have meandered across the globe picking up hints of various over countries. The result is best described as contemporary European with traditional British influences. The location on the docks is what I really like about the place. You get lovely views in an interesting old building, lots of light in the day time and the upstairs of a bike shop is certainly an original place to put a restaurant. It's fairly average for price with some good deals (the five pound lunch offer is a steal). Service is included in the price, which always annoys me. Mud Dock is a bit different with pretty high quality food.

For the massive keeno's among you! Who cares drastically about the tire tread thickness, what sort…read moreof shift gears you have, or how loose/tight your Y-frame bikes suspension is! A handy shop for repairs and new aquasitions that serves the cycling comunity proud, and you can tell, everyone in this place units over one thing... The car drivers rubbish awerness of the cycling community, so if you find yourself in a tight spot, surrounded by cyclists just say: "god, hey, can you believe it, those bloomin drivers shouldn't be on the roads when they drive like they do" And you will have achieved a conversation starter and favour among the cyclists!

Brsitol is officially a cycling city - and this can have done nothing but wonders for the city's…read morebicycle shops, and with places like Overbury's Specialist Cycles it is no wonder why! Although this shop is not exactly designed for the more 'amateur' cyclist, it still boasts a fantastic array of bicycle accesories, upgrades and add-on's - all round speicalist items for the serious rider. I accidentally came in here once when on the look out for some new lights for my bike, had I stopped to read all of the shop's sign rather than just the last word I wouldn't have popped in, but popped in I did and the guys working in there couldn't have been any nicer. I didn't buy my lightss here, i got them elsewhere, but I was helped out an incredible amount by the loely guys in here - if you are looking for something specialist for your bicycle then pop along!

Good selection of bikes & accessories for a small independant shop, very helpful & knowlegable…read more What a change to be served by someone who actually knows & enjoys what he does! Highly recommended!

Go Biking is a shop where you will always find a friendly welcome from staff who really care about…read moreyou. They are keen that all their customers are satisfied and return regularly to the store. They are experts in the world of biking and you can tell just from talking to them how much they enjoy what they do. I would recommend this place to everyone thinking of buying a bike. They also have a great sense of humour and may even make you smile.

I absolutely live Giant bikes, there kit is brilliant and I love the store. I have purchased both a…read moreroad bike and a mountain bike from here spending a lot of money. The hikes are also in the family so they must be doing something rite. The staff are great to although sometimes u do feel as they want you in and out, money is key to then but it's like that most places now. Great for advice and servicing bikes to. You can test ride a bike if your unsure to. Overall a great store, huge huge fan of there bikes get a visit and see how good they are for yourselves.

Hired 5 bikes for the family. Booked online, bikes were great, guys at the shop super helpful and…read moreprovided a fun route with a mile long old railway tunnel. Recommend :)

Located out the back of Temple Meads - the side entrance, I guess, that leads to the Knights…read moreTemplar pub, if you know where that is - there is this van that turns up each morning offering repair services to the unfortunate souls that try to cycle to the station and drag a bike on a train, much to the annoyance of all concerned (why do they do it???). Anyway, I met my friend here once after work, only for her to find that someone had slashed her bike tire. She seemed about ready to launch into a crying fit of magnanimous proportions (something I've never been able to handle), so I had to quickly tell her all about this place, which repairs bikes and sells a range of bike-related goodies from a van. It saved my bacon once, and it could do the same for you.

I like this shop because although it is quite small and would have the potential for being slightly…read moreintimidating if the staff were O.T.T. on attention, they are not, so it's a cool place to look around. They have a decent selection of skate clothing, especially shoes and cool belts. Only problem is when you shop here during a busy period because being a small shop you have to wait your turn to look at stuff otherwise you'd just be barging other people out the way. No complaints here though, as most shops at The Mall get pretty busy during peak times :)

I have been in this shop a couple of times, although it is so small it is more like a dent in the…read morewall! It is however well stocked with all things skatey and also BMX bikes and accessories and is a perfect place to browse if you or anyone you know and need to buy something for is into these pastimes. I went in to get help on BMX's a while back and the guy could not have been more helpful being as I knew nothing and was looking to buy for someone else. Nice little shop that knows its stuff on the area it covers.

Like most bike shops, John Bikes is staffed by people who clearly know what they're talking about…read more I needed a bike to ride to work and they had a good selection (not as much selection as I hoped for, but still good). I had to wait a while to be served; they get very busy in lunchtimes. For Bath, its quite a big shop. They've joined together two shops into one and a few doors down they also have a service centre.

I had to think long and hard about my rating. The shop is lovely and most of the staff is great…read more But there is this little sh*t with long hair and too much of an attitude that thinks rather highly of himself. I'm certainly not new to bikes and needed a quick fix (i was visiting a friend and had no tools on me). He takes a quick look at it and tells me I should most certainly dump it and get a new one. Something I happen to know as utter rubbish. I won't go on a rant about that situation. Long story short, a less knowledgeable costumer would've done what he suggested, and spent a fortune on a new bike. That is not costumer service and, quite frankly, a fairly dishonest thing to do. Like I said, bar that guy, the shop is great.