Bike Stop

- S

Horrible bartenders, but I guess that's not really why men go here.

Elijah Zagorski

If you are trans or gender non-conforming do NOT come here. They may have trans flags up bur they aren't welcoming. Disappointing.

Ghet Onit

The overweight bartender is a hot mess. This was my first time at the bike stop, and I am pretty sure it will be my last. When I walked in, I spotted the first bartender and walked over. I waited until he finished up with his last customer. Once he finished up, he purposefully bypassed me and took the drink order of some other customer who had walked up after me (but who clearly had been ordering drinks from him already). I called the bartender out on it and he tried to gaslight me to make me think that the other customer was standing at the bar before me. I am taller than most people, so I have a bird's eye view of the spaces I"m in. The bartender was lying and he followed that lie up with sarcasm and smart as* remarks. When I turned to the other customer to call him out on his participation in the nonsense, the bartender kept inserting himself in the conversation. The bar-nontender was loud, rude and vindictive for no reason. His behavior was weird and unprofessional. I hope the owners read the reviews. If so, please check your employees. The overweight one is abusive towards your customers. I am looking at other reviews and clearly he has done this to other customers too.

Chelsea Hart

Bike Stop is a unique place that has a lot to offer. Staff has always been nice even though I don't tend the present the way a lot of other patrons do. Would love to see more people be inclusive of femme presenting folks. Overall if you think it's a place you might enjoy give it a try or two. There's different events and themes that even if one doesn't suit you another might.