Sequiota Bike Shop

Great venue. Love the patio they added to the old Emack and Bolio’s location. Sandwiches are a little expensive but the table next to us ordered a salad and it was HUGE! Very cute idea. Would like to rent a bike next time.

A first of its kind in Springfield! You can rent bikes and get a discount on your food. It’s a little on the pricier side, but there’s really nothing else like it in town so it’s worth the money. The sandwiches are very fresh tasting and they have lots of drink options. And the place has lots of charm. I will be returning for sure!

Great venue for outdoor dining. Sandwiches, cheese/​charcuterie boards, salads and a decent selection of beers. Right on the bike trail at Sequiota park. Rent a bike while your there!

It’s a good start. I think they have underestimated the response and seem to be out of a few things on the menu. I love that you bring your dog even if you are segregated. A couple of improvements I would like to see… fans outside and a better beer selection. Otherwise, keep it up.

Fantastic food, but expect on paying a premium for their sandwiches.
I had the Peugot, she had the Bianchi. I would recommended the Peugot if you are not a meat eater– it was delicious. She said hers was great as well. I also enjoyed the veggie cup as the side, although something as a dip (perhaps hummus) would be nice, and the raw asparagus was uniquely refreshing, but half of the cup was un-​skinned carrots. Would be nice if they were skinned (or at least thoroughly washed) and perhaps more of everything else and less carrots. There may not be a place for a fryer inside as it looks like a fairly small kitchen, but I would have appreciated the option of some freshly cut fries to go with the sandwich and beer.
The beer selection was a little small, and they had no pale ales, and only one ipa. The server didn’t seem to know her beers, which is odd as this place seems to be billed as primarily as a beer pub that rents bikes. I got excited when I saw an Odell’s wall tacker up as its one of my favorite breweries, but they didn’t offer any of their beers. The menu only lists brewery and name of beer, so unless you are very familiar with the random beers they offer, you’re clueless what the beer is actually going to be without asking the server 20 questions. I would encourage the owners to at least list the type of beer (ipa, lager, wheat, etc) as well as abv, ibu.
The more info the better:)
Seating is outside, and it’s beautiful. We sat in the back under trees and it was quite peaceful and refreshing. They are VERY dog friendly with advertising for a dog park (although this claimed area is not contained at all… maybe a fence is coming?) and they will even bring a bowl of water out for your pup. Great if you’re a dog lover, even if you’re not bringing yours. 2 neighboring tables had dogs, and one lady even had a ferret. Fun to watch. Location and atmosphere ⁵⁄₅.
I spent almost 40 dollars on 2 sandwiches and 2 beers, with tip. I always tip well if the service is good (and it was great except for the limited beer knowledge) but this is quite a bit more than I was expecting to fork over. I realize as the location has all outside seating it must be a seasonal business plan and prices are reflective of that, but most will not return with prices so high.
I will be back, and despite a few shortcomings, I rate this new Galloway restaurant very highly. It won’t be a place I can enjoy regularly as the prices are a little high for the product, but it is a nice treat nonetheless.

What a great new spot for summer in Springfield! Boozy slushes, nice happy hour, local brew, delicious eats, and bike rentals for the greenway trails! Very excited to come back!