There’s A Cycling-Themed Pub In Idaho, And It’s Marvelous

Why settle for a traditional bar when you can go someplace truly unforgettable? At Taphouse Unchained in downtown Coeur d’Alene, you’ll enter a cycling-themed bar with unique decorations, an incredible menu, and the most welcoming atmosphere around. Whether you are an avid cyclist, enjoy an occasional ride, or just really love a good beer, this cycling-themed pub in Idaho is the place for you.

For cyclists who are obsessed with their rides, Taphouse Unchained is paradise. For the rest of us, it’s just a super cool place to spend time, get a drink, and hang out.

This pub is located near the popular Centennial Bike Trail in Coeur d’Alene and is in the heart of this northern Idaho city.

The minute you walk inside you’ll be impressed. You’ll see wheels and other bicycle parts all over this incredible pub such as small gears in the décor and even pedals attached to the barstools.

When you look up, you’ll even see bike wheels hanging from the ceiling.

Not only is the décor incredible, but the atmosphere is welcoming, lively, and fun. No matter if you love cycling or you just want a good drink, you’ll feel right at home in Taphouse Unchained in Idaho.

You’ll also have plenty of options for food and drinks in this Idaho pub. There are 24 microbrews and ciders on top, as well as a full-service bar.

There's even a fully-stocked beer cooler for you to enjoy.

The menu has no shortage of options. Start with a tasty appetizer like a bunch of crispy onion rings.

For dinner, you can order one of the many burgers, sandwiches, pizza, or other entrees. Each dish is large so make sure you come hungry!

During your visit, make sure you hop on the margarita bike.

This unique bike is connected to a blender. When you order a house margarita or a blended drink, you can climb on the bike, mix the margarita, and then enjoy.

For even more information on this cycling-themed pub in Coeur d’Alene, click here or check out their Facebook page.

Have you ever been to this bar in Idaho? What was your experience like? Let us know in the comments!

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