


Locally sourced New American meals served in a rustic space with an adjacent bike shop.
Hours
| Saturday | 6 AM–3 PM |
| Sunday | 6 AM–3 PM |
| Monday | 6 AM–3 PM |
| Tuesday | 6 AM–3 PM |
| Wednesday | 6 AM–3 PM |
| Thursday | 6 AM–3 PM |
| Friday | 6 AM–3 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 23504 Calabasas Rd, Calabasas, CA 91302
Phone: (818) 225-8231
Website: http://www.pedalersfork.com/
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Reviews
This unique restaurant/bike shop combo offers the perfect blend of casual elegance and exceptional food. Their daily specials are always creative and fresh – a testament to their farm-to-table commitment. We started with their tuna appetizer which was perfectly seared and beautifully presented, paired with some outstanding local craft beers from their impressive selection.
The happy hour is one of the best deals around, with discounted drinks and appetizers in their gorgeous outdoor seating area surrounded by trees and a peaceful creek.
The atmosphere strikes that perfect balance between upscale and relaxed, making it ideal for both special occasions and casual meet-ups.
What keeps us coming back visit after visit is the consistently excellent food, friendly service, and the restaurant’s unique character that perfectly captures Calabasas’ blend of luxury and outdoor lifestyle.
Whether you’re a cycling enthusiast or just someone who appreciates great food in a beautiful setting, Pedalers Fork delivers every time!
The food is way more than “decent”, it’s next-level. I had the 5-spice tuna sandwich with truffle fries… WOW. My girlfriend got the steak sandwich and we were both blown away. Portions are generous, flavors are spot-on, and yes it’s on the pricier side, but 100% worth it.
Our server Ethan was the epitome of hospitality, super attentive, warm, and even let us bring and uncork our own bottle of wine (huge win!). Great brunch options too, or just swing by for coffee and a stroll. Can’t recommend this place enough, already planning my next visit!
Long story short, the host sat us, a party of 8 at two 6 person tables. We decided to squeeze together at one table, pulling two of the chairs from the second table over. After our entire party of 8 ordered our drinks AND our food, the host approaches us and tells us we need to get up and give him the two chairs back so he can see another party of six at the other table. We had already ordered and we were all paying customers, even our coffes had already arrived and he asked us to give up our chairs? We had to ask our two servers if there was anyway they could get extra chairs from the bar so our party could sit because now there were two people standing and it took a good 10 minutes for them to sort out chairs for us.
Longer story, when we first came in, the host was immediately rude to us, saying he couldn’t give us a table because he had reservations – totally understandable besides the rude attitude. We kindly explained that we were part of a bigger group that was having an event here, and this was our third day of having the event so we were asking if there might be tables reserved (we asked this because the last 2 days we always had a fee tables shared between event goers). The host that there wasn’t and there’s nothing he could do. A couple minutes later, he said that he could give us two tables inside and we were happy to take them. Then we had the bizzare experience of him giving us 2 tables and then asking us to get up so he could have the chairs back to sit another party. Meanwhile, the first table we saw open when all this happened was still empty – 30 minutes after we were seated. The host was incredibly rude the entire time which again is so bizarre because the rest of the staff is always been kind.
When we left the bartender apologizing and said thank you for coming in, but the host walked right by our entire party as we were walking out and didn’t say a single word to us. It’s so bizarre that this place is supposed to be a place for cyclist, but yet we were met with such hostility today for simply trying to support pedalers fork and choosing to dine in here after our ride.