Lucid Moto Cafe - Bragg Creek

Great coffee stop! Well done Americano.

Food was good. Service was slow but nice handmade fresh sandwiches. Right idea with the atmosphere :)

It's a pretty cool spot. Motorcycle company and coffee shop. The food is good and the coffee is great but the lattes may disappoint. Stick to the regular drink menu don't try to bring your complicated order here. This place is plain and simple and it should be kept that way. Great experience and good conversations with the motorcycle enthusiasts.

Good coffee but sure wouldn't get my bike workked on by them.

Chill atmosphere. Friendly counter service. Tasty treats.

Great spot for coffee (hot and cold brewed); bring a friend or a good book and enjoy the soft seating arrangements. Have a sandwich or nibble a sweet at a table on a firm chair. Everything is made in-house and fresh.

Will definitely make this a destination for a comfortable cup of comfort with a good friend.

We stopped by when we had issue with my friend bike and they managed to assist him and get is back on the road ! Will be back to try the coffee very soon .

This place offers a great variation on a classic: the small-town bikers' bar.

Motorcyclists come by regularly for coffee, treats, and sandwiches; the magazines are spot on; you can, if you like, buy some branded paraphernalia.

We liked to sit outside on tall stools with a book and a coffee, and watch the local scene. We hoped bikers would not direct their exhaust fumes in our direction when they idled or SLOOOOWWLLLY got off their bikes.

I am not sure if they allow mix and match on their sandwiches, but it would be grand to list it as an option. I'd even pay an extra dollar!

An interesting coffee house from the people at Lucid Customs. Motorcycles and coffee go hand in hand right? Always great coffee and decent food.

Good sandwich

Great place to stop for some coffee and a quick bite after a hike in the little elbow area.

Great looking place, tasty sandwiches. Excellent service

Stay away. I took my bike in for an out of province and other minor work that was supposed to take a week and a half. They had my bike for almost 2 months, excuse after excuse. When I finally picked up my bike to ride home after their "30 year Harley mechanic" worked on it, I lost the heel shifter somewhere on Deerfoot, the handle bars were loose and the front brake was mushy. Almost 3 weeks for them to pick up the bike to fix it again....with me having to call almost daily and being given excuse after excuse why they couldn't. When they had it the second time, I was told it needed a new front pulley...oddly enough it did. When I picked up the bike it still hadn't been fixed right...buffoons