Coffee and Pastry Breakfast for Two or Panini Lunch for Two at Zone 5 Coffee & Bikes
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- Locally owned shop
- Fresh pastries & desserts
- Regionally supplied coffee
- Free WiFi
Unlike speedy in-and-out coffee shops, cafés indulge fantasies of sneaking off through misty European streets paved with chocolate ganache and lined with biscotti parking meters. Indulge in savory streetside fare with today’s Groupon to Zone 5 Coffee & Bikes. Choose between the following options:
- For $7, you get coffee and pastries for two (up to a $15.10 value).
- For $7, you get lunch for two (up to a $15 value), which includes:
- Two paninis
- Two drinks
- Two bags of chips
The multitasking bike lovers and baristas at locally owned Zone 5 brew espresso and toast paninis in a cafe populated by frames and riding gear. Caffeine hitchhikes to bloodstreams via cups of joe ($2–$3 each), sourced from beans supplied by Jittery Joe's in Athens, Georgia, and Lucky Goat Coffee in Tallahassee. Frothy cappuccinos ($3–$4 each), chocolate-kissed mochas ($3.30–$4.30 each), and flavored lattes ($3.50–$4.80 each) smuggle a boost of energy down hatches beneath blankets of milk and sweetness served hot, iced or blended. Bakers pull fresh pastries from the oven, serving fluffy muffins ($2.75 each), moist dessert breads ($2 each), and cookies, which double as soft, cushiony drink coasters. Diners can sustain themselves midday with a panini ($6) such as the grilled cheese, which is accented with succulent truffle butter. As diners sip and munch, they can bask in the entertaining glow of HD televisions or spelunk the Internet's endless caverns with free Wifi.
- Locally owned shop
- Fresh pastries & desserts
- Regionally supplied coffee
- Free WiFi
Unlike speedy in-and-out coffee shops, cafés indulge fantasies of sneaking off through misty European streets paved with chocolate ganache and lined with biscotti parking meters. Indulge in savory streetside fare with today’s Groupon to Zone 5 Coffee & Bikes. Choose between the following options:
- For $7, you get coffee and pastries for two (up to a $15.10 value).
- For $7, you get lunch for two (up to a $15 value), which includes:
- Two paninis
- Two drinks
- Two bags of chips
The multitasking bike lovers and baristas at locally owned Zone 5 brew espresso and toast paninis in a cafe populated by frames and riding gear. Caffeine hitchhikes to bloodstreams via cups of joe ($2–$3 each), sourced from beans supplied by Jittery Joe's in Athens, Georgia, and Lucky Goat Coffee in Tallahassee. Frothy cappuccinos ($3–$4 each), chocolate-kissed mochas ($3.30–$4.30 each), and flavored lattes ($3.50–$4.80 each) smuggle a boost of energy down hatches beneath blankets of milk and sweetness served hot, iced or blended. Bakers pull fresh pastries from the oven, serving fluffy muffins ($2.75 each), moist dessert breads ($2 each), and cookies, which double as soft, cushiony drink coasters. Diners can sustain themselves midday with a panini ($6) such as the grilled cheese, which is accented with succulent truffle butter. As diners sip and munch, they can bask in the entertaining glow of HD televisions or spelunk the Internet's endless caverns with free Wifi.
Need To Know Info
About Zone 5 Coffee & Bikes
The experienced staff at Zone 5 Coffee & Bikes tweaks two-wheeled transporters and helps kick-start your ride with caffeinated drinks. Feel free to grab a coffee—brewed with organic Jittery Joe’s or locally roasted Lucky Goat Coffee beans—or munch on their specialty muffins and assorted breakfast pastries. Coffee isn't the only brew they stock—there's also a rotating selection of six craft beers on hand, such as SweetWater 420, Highlands oatmeal stout, and Bell’s amber ale. As you kick back inside, you can check the weather for your upcoming bike ride on the free WiFi connection.
Back in the repair room, Zone 5’s seasoned technicians work tirelessly to tune-up and fix up bikes. In addition to providing bike maintenance, Zone 5 also has a stable of bikes for sale as well as gooey cinnamon rolls big enough to replace a flat tire.