Blue Bike Cafe

every day barring Sundays, Blue Bike Cafe has an all-day menu composed of next-level brunch favorites — including cinnamon roll pancakes, biscuits and gravy, chorizo grits bowls, and caramel apple French toast.

Situated among the rolling peaks of the Blue Ridge Mountains in western North Carolina, the four-stoplight town of Highlands, nicknamed “the Aspen of the East,” is one of the highest towns east of the Mississippi River. Boasting an elevation of over 4,000± feet, it is also located in one of the few temperate rainforests in North America. While it is home to only a few thousand year-round residents, it attracts approximately 200,000 visitors a year.

This sweet restaurant in Highlands, NC, is filled with the scent of freshly brewed coffee and baked goods. However, this cute cafe is more than just a place to grab a quick bite; it’s a community center where locals and visitors gather together over good food and hospitality. The restaurant’s owners have created a menu that combines the laid-back brunch vibes of the Gulf Coast with hearty Appalachian Mountain flavors.

Blue Bike Cafe serves an all-day breakfast with a menu featuring a range of breakfast items ensuring something for everyone. Classica like Biscuits and Gravy, Pancakes, Omelets a ton of different sides to choose from can be found on the menu. The restaurant, located in the Creekside Village on Fourth Street, has tables for outdoor seating, indoor dining and an area filled with merchandise like jams, jellies and more.

Head over to the Blue Bike Café for satisfying sweet and savory brunch meals. This go-to, pet-friendly establishment has positioned itself as a must-try restaurant for breakfast or lunch. Serving everything from fluffy pancakes and traditional breakfast plates to omelets and fully-loaded power bowls, the Blue Bike Café is sure to dazzle your taste buds.

Blue Bike Cafe – A very casual cafe on North Fourth Street, you can stop by for breakfast or lunch, but breakfast here is pretty special, and keeps visitors coming back for more. While sipping coffee from their quirky mugs, you’ll love The Blue Bike’s creamy grits, thick and tasty gravy, and we can’t forget the banana bread French toast.

Firstly, I have to say that the food was absolutely delicious. The menu offers a wide variety of options, from classic breakfast dishes like pancakes and eggs benedict, to more unique items like their avocado toast with poached eggs and goat cheese. I tried the huevos rancheros and let me tell you, it was a fiesta in my mouth.

While we waited for a table at Blue Bike Cafe we walked into some unique home decor shops and checked out the farmers market in Founders Park. Then we drove into Cashiers to try Bucks Coffee. On our way back to Highlands, we stopped at Reclamations, which is a cool antique shop to walk through with Joanna Gaines vibes.

I have symptomatic celiac disease and this restaurant was a delicious and safe experience!. They have a separate toaster for Gf bread and understand celiac disease and avoiding cross contact. I ordered the pastrami hash and it was easily modified by cooking the potatoes in a clean pan versus flash frying.

Located in Creekside Village, the Blue Bike Cafe offers breakfast and lunch in a casual atmosphere. Breakfast favorites include omelettes, steak and eggs, and pancakes. You’ll want to check out the Banana Bread French Toast.

I've also eaten at Blue Bike(I think that's the name of it) and it was good. I like Mountain Fresh better though. There was a newer place near where you're staying that had good reviews, but we never tried it.

Located in the newly renovated Creekside Village, the Blue Bike is a casual breakfast and lunch spot. Offering all your breakfast favorites and so much more. Closed on Wednesdays but open year-round.

Blue Bike Cafe, which started in 2019, offers all-day breakfast, hand-pattied burgers, sandwiches, salads, and more in a charmingly homey setting.