The Bike Stop Cafe

Just stopped in for lunch with my grandmother. Service was great they accommodated my grandmother who could not sit at a high table. I had the BBQ Pulled Pork Grilled Cheese and I think it was the best grilled cheese I have ever had. The pulled pork was sweet and tender, the blend of cheeses complimented the meat so well and the bread was perfection. I definitely recommend and will be back if I find myself in the area!

Bar/restaurant with a huge pizza oven and a shuffleboard table..the bar is also stacked with card and trivia games, so you can add a little extra fun to your night. Food was very good, although it took a minute to come out. There's something like 30 beers on offer (most in cans), a nice local selection. Staff was friendly and hostess was very pretty, just sayin. Definitely worth plugging in for a meal and a few pints

One of the things that stood out about this place is that they offer a variety of games that you can play when you’re waiting (this was awesome). Got the artichoke bruschetta for an app and it was the perfect size and tasted fresh and delicious. For meals we got the Hawaiian pizza which was also so yummy and the star of the show which was the salad pizza. Portions were perfect. Took the salad pizza home and it was even better the next day. Drinks were also great! We got the house sangria and blueberry cider. Service was on point.

As a local, I find it difficult and burdensome to go out to eat in Narragansett during the summer. The tourism is great for our town, and for my business but not so great to relax and unwind with a nice dinner. The Blessing of the Fleet road race and festival weekend is so much fun and the kids love it so while they volunteered at the race we decided to go out to eat right in the heart of the pier. From Boon street you can see and do a little of everything. The Bike Stop cafe is sweet and has a familiar feel, even if you’re new to it. The giant stone pizza oven sits overlooking a packed but roomy bar area with high tops and low tops tables. The bartender served as a waiter and was very friendly and well versed in the offerings. I had veggie pad Thai (was tempted to add chicken or shrimp) and my friend had lobster Mac and cheese. We were both very happy with our choices and impressed with the serving size. We took some home in To go boxes. The price was way reasonable, and I can tell by the staff that the owner treats her employees well and cares about sustainability and local businesses. We walked to the center of town to cheer on the runners and the walk felt easier and I think I should like to walk around this area of town more going forward. It was a great visit with lots of people, smiles all around and a general feeling of satisfaction in the air. As a local I feel proud for what this town has to offer and I love that the pier is coming back to life. The Bike Stop is a must, if not for the food, or for the service then for a glimpse into what our little oasis is all about.

The best GF pizza in town. Actually, the best GF pizza I’ve ever had. They make their own crust and it’s different from the traditional type of pizza crust, so don’t expect an exact gluten replica… but is it SOO good. If I want pizza I’m going to (or getting takeout from) Bike Stop. This is the Down Hiller. I also love the Truffle Oil pizza with added artichokes.