Coffee Cycle

This is a real coffee shop. You can see where the beans are sourced from. The coffee and food are delicious. I saw a guy eating a delicious looking burrito at the table in the front of the shop. I asked him to excuse me because I wanted to look at the menu in front of him. He said "you can ask me anything about the menu". Turns out he was the owner. How funny! Super cool guy. This place is legit. Great food and culture. I'd be happy to support this place. Great environment!

This review for coffee only :Been here twice these are my findings .. Lacks flavor " vanilla oat milk iced latte " should not taste bad it's a simple drink . Unfortunately again no taste at all. I'd rather spend my money at wayfarer, James , portal , or even Better Buzz and that's saying something about their beans & drinks .

Cute little coffee shop with great outdoor seating. Loved the breakfast burrito. Great service too

Great vibes, great customer service and delicious coffee. I will definitely be back for their customer service alone. Super strong coffee not too chocolatey which is the way I like it.

We recently found Coffee Cycle and brought my in-laws to try some fresh coffee. My husband and in-laws enjoyed the lattes they had and I ordered a tea latte with their house made lavender syrup. The staff is incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. I don't drink coffee, so I asked (the owner) what teas he recommended and he mentioned that they're also known for their teas and had different house made syrups to choose from. I thoroughly enjoyed my tea latte. The shop itself is small with the "cart"on one side and a couple bar stools inside where the merchandise is. There are tables outside where you can sit and wait for your drink after ordering. Overall, service is excellent and the drinks were tasty. Solid cups too! Highly recommend checking out Coffee Cycle.

Upgraded the rating because I keep going back since the coffee is that good. They know not to make it too hot because that is what keeps the milk sweet and you have a non-bitter latte which does not need any sugar. The staff is friendly, but you have got to be patient. Be prepared to wait. Good things take time. (loss of 1/2 star for the long wait)Seating is very limited - almost non-existent. There are about 4 little tables on the sidewalk, so you might not get a spot to sit. It is not the type of place you go to work. There are no plugs for your laptop. Just go and appreciate the quality coffee they serve. (loss of the other 1/2 star for me not getting a place to sit last time).Parking is rough. Street parking only, and on a busy street at that. They do, however, have a bike rack so that you can cycle over to Coffee Cycle and lock up your bike while you escape the moment in a latte. I will admit that I have not tried any of their food in a long time, so no comments on that other than it is a very limited menu (indicating that items are somewhat fresh). They have a few items for retail sale from local artisans for which you pay via Venmo (so it might be honor system), which I think is pretty hipster cool of them. I once saw a pop-up of Cycle Coffee outside REI, so you might even catch their drips outside of the brick and mortar in PB.

Americano, my go to, was excellent, black and mildly naturally sweet! And simply because I read a review about the vanilla bean latte I added one of those to my order even though I don't tend to like sweet coffee drinks. The latte was fantastic! The barista was fantastic, informative, funny, warm and genuine, and makes really good drinks! Someone else said the felt like a regular, and I completely had that experience today. If only I had more time here! Start your vacation/workday mornings here!

CUTE AND CHILL VIBES(5 stars)First time here and first time having sugar-cane processed decaf coffee beans. Okay okay, we all know, I am a lover of decaf, specifically through SWP. To discover a local coffee shop that decaffeinates through sugar-cane processing is something new to me. I've always read about it but haven't tried it until my visit here.What is that? There are multiple ways the decaffeinate. The regular chemical way, swiss water processed (natural no chemicals), and sugar-can processed (also natural no chemicals). "The sugarcane process gets its name because ethyl acetate, or EA, is used to decaffeinate coffee. EA is a natural compound derived from cane sugar that can be found in fruits and other foods. Being derived from sugar, EA bonds to chlorogenic acids found in caffeine. When EA bonds to chlorogenic acids, the separation of the caffeine from the coffee bean begins."DECAF VANILLA LATTE - good beans. It was balanced but did have a very slight hint of acidity even with vanilla flavor. I like my beans with more notes chocolatey and nutty than fruit notes because I like that smooth and rounded flavor. The acidity was barely noticeable and quickly dissipated. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THAI DONUT - this was cool! Thai tea flavored icing on a cake donut. HIGHLY RECOMMENDWill mosdef be back!JABA APPROVED. Until the next review...

A good latte for sure! I came in after a hot yoga class and had an iced vanilla latte. The espresso used in the drink was super high quality and paired well with the vanilla. The location in PB is quaint but cute and I'd definitely come back.

Been looking for a good cortado in PB for a while! Coffee cycle is 100% the place. The cortado was perfect. Sippable temperature, perfect espresso pull, golden ratio of milk to espresso. Will definitely be making this my go-to spot!