This was such a nice and inviting place in downtown Dillon. The coffee was great and rich in taste…read more I tried one of their specialty lattes and delicious. The staff was friendly and the place was very relaxed and welcoming, with the brick walls and cool rustic feel. The food was good, great tasty pastries. It's definitely a place to hang out with friends, or get a little work done.

Great place to get my hot morning latte. Super cute vibe with random door art and real flowers on…read morethe tables. Loved the exposed brick and cedar ceiling. Staff was busy and working hard to get orders out. Good mix of takeout and hanging-in customers. My coffee was hot and delicious. Easy on street parking. Great stop.

Wow! This gem is a MUST whether it's for your daily caffeine, a treat, or you're in town and…read morepassing through. Super nice service, fantastic home baked goods, bomb breakfast bagel, and the coffee- so incredibly good! Highly recommend!!

Ordered a 16oz redbull and it came in this cute plant made cup! Also ordered 2 breakfast sandwiches…read moreand they were yummy. Would recommend!

I went in with a friend, as I had a gift certificate. As we ordered, I asked for a grande no-foam…read morelatte. It is the drink I've been ordering for more than 25 years. The employee, Jen E. said, loudly and with a bit of a lecture-tone to her voice, "Lattes don't have foam. We only put foam on cappuccinos." I just stared at her- LATTES HAVE FOAM. Anyway, she made my drink and handed it to me...I opened the lid, put my finger in deep and experienced 3 inches of foam. My finger didn't hit the espresso until passing thru the 3 INCHES OF FOAM. I was going to walk away and just let it go, but I realized she was SOOOO snotty in how she spoke to me at the cash register that I called her over, stuck my finger on, and showed her the foam. She took the cup from me and said, "I don't understand. I even scooped off FOAM as I was finishing the drink. Do you want me to add more milk?" No- apology, nothing kind, just belligerent everything. I turned her down, as I needed to just get going, but she solidified that I will never give my business to this location again. I regret that I didn't take a photo of my index finger. I would give this drink, based on flavor, a 5-star review, but because Jen was such a snotty employee, who talked to me like I am a child, lecturing me on how lattes don't have foam- and then specifically GAVE ME A DRINK SHE PREPARED WOTH FOAM, one star is all I can give. Plus, as shown in the video I just took, I paid for a grande but the actual product is a short drink.

Lovely staff and excellent drinks!! Perfect for grabbing before a grocery run. Just like a regular…read moreStarbucks!

Friendly and engaging and they have a nice store. The coffee at the store is really good and just…read morean all around great neighborhood bike store.

From the owner: Beaverhead Bikes is Dillon, Montana's newest bike shop. With parts, accessories, and a service…read moreshop. We are here to meet the needs of locals as well as bike travelers. Oh and a good cup of coffee doesn't hurt either.

This was such a fun place to spend a few evenings. Their beer selection is great, staff - wonderful…read moreand the Mexican restaurant-next door -freakin awesome. Trivia night on Thursday night was a blast . Stop in - order your beer and place a order next door and they will deliver it t you at the brewery. The folks in the Mexican restaurant were so do and their food - we all agreed was the best Mexican food that we ever had.

Great, friendly atmosphere and good beer! I could have hung out here all night! Don't leave before…read moreeating at the restaurant next door! You can even order and bring into the brewery.

We are local to Dillon, and when we go out, we go to Cranny's. Most of the food is homemade and not…read morestraight out of a freezer bag, and you can really taste the difference. We are in our mid 30s and love the vibe on both sides of the restaurant. The bar side is fun and social, and the dining room is great when you want to sit down and relax. It is a solid hangout spot for college students and older adults alike. The staff are awesome. Some are a little sassy, which I love, and everyone is kind and welcoming. They really make you feel at home.

Stopped in Dillon, MT while passing through and looking for a solid burger. The space feels true to…read moreits setting--a classic Montana pub with a relaxed atmosphere and a well-rounded whiskey selection. Service was friendly and unforced, which suited the place well. The Montana Burger was the standout. It tasted freshly prepared, with crisp bacon and properly caramelized onions that added depth without overpowering the burger itself. The Cranny Coins ( tater tots) however, were heavily salted and distracted from an otherwise well-executed plate. Still, the burger alone makes this a worthwhile stop if you're in Dillon.

I think this is a place for older people because we believe in mashed potatoes and gravy and lots…read moreof meat and not like the young kids today that are in the health craze ! That's not to say that it isn't the best roast beef and potatoes, open face sandwich, chicken fried steak and if you are into that kind of food is awesome ! I don't really know what else they have there so I'm kind of biased, so I'm sure a lot of young people will go in there for other food and there's also a Bar there so I think it would be a great hang out ! The service is awesome. They are so nice and laid-back, which is basically my kind of dining. !! Giving Dillon a lot of restaurant reviews because I'm older that's why we go up there to eat, and it's truly amazing how many delicious restaurants they have up there

It doesn't look like much on the outside or the inside and the menu is small and basic. But it's…read moredecent grub. What I got: Biscuits and gravy with hash browns. The gravy was very peppery but I enjoyed it. I wish it has more sausage though. The biscuits were perfect and part of me wished I could scoop one out and put jam on it. The hash browns lacked flavor and I added too much Tabasco to my ketchup so my work around didn't improve the matter.

Breakfast was very greasy with major safety hazard with…read moreceiling grill ready to fall.

It looks like they are under new management as "JJs", I guess two Bs will buy you one J. So I'd…read morereally like to give a good review and boost the ratings a bit. It was clean, maybe recently remodeled, and service was friendly and fast. Like really fast. However the food was mediocre at best so I had to dock stars. I had biscuits and gravy and there wasn't a hint of actual sausage in the gravy. Hoping they can up the level of sourcing their food and make it a great stop for breakfast.

One more stop off amongst many on our way to Glacier National Park. This trip was specifically to…read morerefill our bodies and not our vehicle. They had ample working coffee machines and tea selections. The bathrooms were also super clean with enough stalls to handle a small crowd. The visit here was quick and easy with friendly service. It's great for a quick pitstop.

It's maybe a little bit funny -the gas is more expensive than it is at the other Town Pump in town,…read morebut their selection of treats and especially pop is the best. They have Huckleberry pop!! Be sure you put ice in it -it's not chilled ahead of time, but it does come out of the soda fountain. Always worth a stop!

Friendly serve, but you typically find that in a small town…read more We already chicken fried steak and what it called the Abby's hangover cure The Addy consisted of a giant biscuit hashbrowns on top two pieces of bacon, two sausage, two eggs, smothered, and gravy That thing was big enough for two people Prices are decent. Coffee was excellent.

What a great hometown restaurant! Service was super, help was friendly and informative. But the…read morefood! I can't emphasize enough how great it was. My wife had oatmeal. It was a huge bowl with all the fixings. I chose the Reuben and fries, and it was one of the best I've had. Plenty of meat and cheese and the fries were out of this world. I only wish we were local instead of passing through. We would be loyal customers. . .