Java Moon

One of our favorite things about owning a coffee shop is getting a front-row seat to the moments that bring people together.

This weekend, that’s the Dead Swede.

Before the sun comes up, riders gather with nervous energy, checking gear, filling water bottles, and getting ready for the miles ahead. By the end of the day, they’ll have stories about steep climbs, gravel roads, incredible views, and the satisfaction that comes from doing something hard.

Events like this remind us how lucky we are to live in a place people travel from all over the country to experience.

And here in downtown Sheridan, we get to watch it unfold. Riders stop in for one last cup of coffee before the start. Families gather to cheer them on. Visitors spend the day exploring our downtown shops, restaurants, and businesses. For a weekend, our little corner of Sheridan gets to welcome people from all over.

If you’re in town for the ride, we’re here and ready for you. Fresh coffee, handcrafted espresso drinks, breakfast burritos, scratch-made muffins and scones, cinnamon rolls, cookies, and a comfortable place to relax before or after the race.

Whether you’re riding, volunteering, supporting a rider, or simply enjoying a beautiful Wyoming weekend, we’re glad you’re here.

Good luck to every rider today. We can’t wait to hear your stories when the miles are done.

There’s something special about sitting in a coffee shop and discovering the work of a local artist.

This month at Java Moon, we’re featuring the photography of Diane Marsden — a collection inspired by Wyoming landscapes, travel, nature, and the quiet beauty found in everyday moments.

We love making space for local artists, local stories, and the kind of work that makes people slow down for a minute and really look around.

Next time you stop into downtown Java Moon, take a few extra moments to enjoy Diane’s work hanging throughout the café.

Brewing more than coffee… we’re building community.

Need your fix?

Maybe it’s coffee.
Maybe it’s a warm cinnamon roll.
Maybe it’s a scratch-made quiche and a quiet moment before the day gets busy.

Whatever your version looks like… we’ve got something waiting for you downtown at Java Moon.

Fresh baked every morning. Made with care. Served by people who are glad you’re here.