It not like your every day bike shop its a lot more like a place to go hang out and its a lot more expensive than a normal bike shop but the service is good and the snacks are even better.
Bill MacEwen
My go to spot for a double dose of bike & coffee nerdery
Russell Cohen
Super helpful! Got a sidewall blowout a few hundred feet away -- couldn't have picked a better spot. They were technically closed, but found a mildly used tire they could sell me at a big discount and I was sorted in no time.Looking forward to stopping here for a mid-ride coffee post coronavirus!
Gene Gorokhovsky
Dear Ride Studio Cafe. I used to come drink coffee fairly regularly in Before Covid Era. Several cafe's in the neighborhood are already open, some even for indoors, and I decided to try my luck at the Ride Studio. Door clearly indicated that the cafe is not working yet, but there was a young lady idling on the phone inside, so I poked in my "masked" head and asked if there is a rough expected reopening day, not an entirely unreasonable query, considering what other businesses are doing. "I will not tell you! There is a pandemic going on if you have not noticed!" was the answer verbatim, and it is rude in the old-fashioned dismissively non-charming kind of way. The only thing that was missing was "ok, boomer". I know about the pandemic. I buy gift cards from local businesses that have not reopened yet to help them tide over. Does your employee know about politeness?
Amanda M.
This place is not only a cafe but also a bike shop! Has a very cool, laid back vibe. The latte and service were both great, just wish they had more of a selection for food. It's right in downtown Lexington but there's plenty of parking in a public lot about a 5 minute walk away/
Olivia M.
Really cool ambiance, delicious cappuccino. But expensive-- I find a $1 up charge for nondairy milk a little ridiculous. I am lactose intolerant so I felt like I had no choice though. Also, only almond milk available.
Nelson Hill
Always consistent excellence...
Andy Jame
The coffee here makes me feel like I still live in the city. It’s soooo good. I can’t ride a bike, but I love the vibe here. All the baristas are so nice and the soup offering is also delicious on a cold day.
Nick Lapin
Overpriced coffee. Had to wait for 10 minutes in line. Mug wasn't washed well
Shravan Sivakumar
Tried their home drip coffee and I must say it's one of a kind! Really liked their local flavors. This cycle themed Cafe offers something unique.
We came here for the pour over and we were not disappointed. Super friendly and knowledgeable barista which allowed me to film the pour over. Lots of very fit bicyclist enjoying coffee. The bike shop has pieces of art work with custom titanium Seven bikes on display. I can suggest if you are in the area to stop by for a coffee or pastry.
Michael
I've been a regular here for the last several years. Primarily going on group rides on Sunday's then having coffee and meeting people in the cafe after. I think the best aspect of RSC is the culture they foster. People who enjoy cycling as a sport and high-end gear. This is evident from the top-notch coffee as well as a focus on custom titanium bikes from Seven.
Shannon N.
Nice surprise! My husband really only drinks pour coffee so it was so nice to find a coffee shop that does. Bonus it also a bike shop!!!! I had the energy tea which was fabulous! The favor is a rich smoky chocolate you can add milk but I didn't. Perfect for a cool day wondering the farmers market!! The pastry's look yummy, next time!!The cafe is small much very charming. Will become our regular spot.
stephen b
i don't ride but I regularly go there for their outstanding coffee and friendly atmosphere. all of the expresso drinks are excellent.
It not like your every day bike shop its a lot more like a place to go hang out and its a lot more expensive than a normal bike shop but the service is good and the snacks are even better.
My go to spot for a double dose of bike & coffee nerdery
Super helpful! Got a sidewall blowout a few hundred feet away -- couldn't have picked a better spot. They were technically closed, but found a mildly used tire they could sell me at a big discount and I was sorted in no time.Looking forward to stopping here for a mid-ride coffee post coronavirus!
Dear Ride Studio Cafe. I used to come drink coffee fairly regularly in Before Covid Era. Several cafe's in the neighborhood are already open, some even for indoors, and I decided to try my luck at the Ride Studio. Door clearly indicated that the cafe is not working yet, but there was a young lady idling on the phone inside, so I poked in my "masked" head and asked if there is a rough expected reopening day, not an entirely unreasonable query, considering what other businesses are doing. "I will not tell you! There is a pandemic going on if you have not noticed!" was the answer verbatim, and it is rude in the old-fashioned dismissively non-charming kind of way. The only thing that was missing was "ok, boomer". I know about the pandemic. I buy gift cards from local businesses that have not reopened yet to help them tide over. Does your employee know about politeness?
This place is not only a cafe but also a bike shop! Has a very cool, laid back vibe. The latte and service were both great, just wish they had more of a selection for food. It's right in downtown Lexington but there's plenty of parking in a public lot about a 5 minute walk away/
Really cool ambiance, delicious cappuccino. But expensive-- I find a $1 up charge for nondairy milk a little ridiculous. I am lactose intolerant so I felt like I had no choice though. Also, only almond milk available.
Always consistent excellence...
The coffee here makes me feel like I still live in the city. It’s soooo good. I can’t ride a bike, but I love the vibe here. All the baristas are so nice and the soup offering is also delicious on a cold day.
Overpriced coffee. Had to wait for 10 minutes in line. Mug wasn't washed well
Tried their home drip coffee and I must say it's one of a kind! Really liked their local flavors. This cycle themed Cafe offers something unique.
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We came here for the pour over and we were not disappointed. Super friendly and knowledgeable barista which allowed me to film the pour over. Lots of very fit bicyclist enjoying coffee. The bike shop has pieces of art work with custom titanium Seven bikes on display. I can suggest if you are in the area to stop by for a coffee or pastry.
I've been a regular here for the last several years. Primarily going on group rides on Sunday's then having coffee and meeting people in the cafe after. I think the best aspect of RSC is the culture they foster. People who enjoy cycling as a sport and high-end gear. This is evident from the top-notch coffee as well as a focus on custom titanium bikes from Seven.
Nice surprise! My husband really only drinks pour coffee so it was so nice to find a coffee shop that does. Bonus it also a bike shop!!!! I had the energy tea which was fabulous! The favor is a rich smoky chocolate you can add milk but I didn't. Perfect for a cool day wondering the farmers market!! The pastry's look yummy, next time!!The cafe is small much very charming. Will become our regular spot.
i don't ride but I regularly go there for their outstanding coffee and friendly atmosphere. all of the expresso drinks are excellent.
Perfect blend of coffee!