The Bean Pedaler

Excellent coffee & teas, tasty breakfast sandwiches and muffins. Friendly team and nice, warm, winter vibe.

Sprawling coffee shop / bar / bike shop. 10-12 tables inside spread across three rooms (including the bike shop). Two patios (one on street, one in back) with 6 to 8 tables, but room for more. Free wi-fi with password you ask for. Several outlets. Lot of brick and wood, with beautiful old wood floor in bike shop. Alt rock on audio, not too loud. Small selection of decent quality loose leaf teas. Small selection of pastries in the cupcake / banana bread direction. Small menu of lunchy and breakfast food. I was there on a Sunday morning in early summer and it was a coffee shop crowd doing a brisk business both hanging out and takeout, but I suspect in evenings it's more bar-like.

Super delicious Carmel frappes worth the stop in

They were rude they didn’t ask if I needed anything! They didn’t say please or thank you. There food is extremely overpriced and tastes like the cheapest food mix they buy. I would never tell anyone any good about this place.

Another super cute coffee shop I discovered in Cañon City! I enjoyed some coffee and was able to add to my collection of small coffee shop mugs. I loved the mug so much I decided to buy a glass with their logo on it, as well.

Service was fast and very personable. Food was good also. I ordered a large(20oz) dirty chai with 2 shots of espresso, a large carmel cold brew, espresso, and a bacon jalapeño quiche. All were amazing. 10/10 recommend. Also don't forget to check out the bike part.

A lovely cafe with delightful employees. Coffee was excelent and enjoyed with a tasty pecan coffee cake.
One star removed because despite being not particularly busy it took them a good five minutes to make the coffee and it was served in a single use cup despite asking too enjoy it on the premises.

Good food good coffee friendly staff. It can get a bit yuppie when it fills up full of bike nerds but early mornings aren't bad

We've been in dozens of times over the years to eat or to just get coffee. One thing we hate is that you have to wait in the food and fancy coffee line (behind the people who can't make up their minds) to get a simple drip coffee. It is common to wait 15 minutes or more for a cup of drip coffee! Ridiculous. They need to figure that one out (others in town have including the coffee shop one door to the east) so we go there unless we have lots of time on our hands. Also, they make their grilled cheese on thick ciabatta bread which seems like an odd choice for a grilled cheese. I asked if they could sub any other kind bread and was told "no substitutions", so I didn't get it. So much for customer appreciation.

Coffee was good but the sandwich was very small for what they charge. I got 2 beers a margarita and chili fries for the same price as a little sandwich and a bag of chips elsewhere right after.