I rode through Harlowton a couple of weeks ago and was sad to see that the shop where Snowy…read moreMountain was, is now vacant. I hope that means they were so successful they had to find a larger space, but am afraid that they were not successful. If the owners ever come back to read their reviews, I hope they know that they had fans and they were sad to see that they were not a success. Good luck in the future.

Great place to stop for coffee! They roast their own coffee and the atmosphere is fantastic. I…read morelove how the front windows crops a view of the E57B train engine across the street (that I helped paint)! Food can be slow so I wouldn't show up hungry at the lunch hour peak times. They also carry neat crafts and products from the area. We have bought soaps, postcards, mugs from the store. I think they also do private label coffee for corporations too. Stop in and take in the history of this former railroad town. The depot and museum have some great exhibits.

Just passing through on the way to Glacier NP and discovered this beautiful corner bakery with good…read morebreakfast options and an amazing cinnamon roll with cream cheese frosting. Better than Hilltop Bakery in L'anse, Michigan, and that is saying a lot! Try it. You will not be disappointed. Service was excellent, too.

Passing through on a road trip stopped in for lunch, had there BLT with house made chips , very…read moregood , great service, glad we stopped in would definitely eat there again

I went into this with super low expectations. It was the only restaurant in town and looked super…read moresketch from the outside. But inside was nice and clean and service was great. Food was yummy too. The only things keeping it from 5 stars was the price. But if you're the only joint in town you can kinda charge what you want haha.

Great place visit for a lite breakfast, coffee or lunch. Very friendly, clean with awesome service.read more

Great place to grab a cup of coffee, latte, etc. in the morning. They also have a goo selection of…read moremuffins. Opens at 6:30 in the morning. They also serve lunch. Cannot comment on the lunch since I never tried it but the menu looked good.

Great coffee They are the only coffee shop in town!…read moreGreat caps, that also have various pastries

Enjoyed coffee and breakfast sandwich of egg, ham and cheese on sourdough bread... wished it…read moretoasted a bit crisper. Bought a cinnamon crunch muffin which I ate the next couple of days for a snack... delicious and remained fresh. Glad the place was open early with good service.

It might have been good , but I was unable to drink my iced coffee since it tasted like Pine-Sol…read morefloor cleaner (original scent). I remarked upon walking in that someone seemed to have gone hog wild with the pine-sol - the smell hit me like a wall! I ordered an iced coffee . I took a sip in the store , while I was still permeated with pine-sol , and it seemed fine. As soon as I left the store and was walking for a bit and then took another sip, I realized it too had been permeated . I don't know if it was the ice , the cup, or the coffee. Pine-sol original is one of those sickeningly pungent scents that gets stuck in your mouth just from breathing it in. I dumped it down the sink , it was not drinkable. ‍ My advice: Get a different floor cleaner and measure it like a miser.

This place is a must stop. We have great coffee shops in Austin, Tx but this place is over the top…read more Besides the great coffee and cinnamon rolls, the owner and her employees were so kind and welcoming.

amazing coffee, great food and service highly recommend if you're coming through the area.read more

I like another person leaving a review tried the location again and was hopeful the experience…read morewould be different. Sadly disappointed. Ordered the Local breakfast sandwich when it was brought to the table the person dropping it off said, sorry it's a little crispy on the top but the bottom is ok. The top was burned. I said it wasn't ok and I would like a new one. Next one came out messy and the bottom was crispy and hard so asked yet for another one. I sensed that the owner seemed bothered by my request to have yet another one made. The next one came out and was very dry, the croissant seemed stale and it seems that they kept using the same meat and egg. I should have just asked for my money back Honestly a juice and the sandwich was $21 and for what I received, McDonalds would have been a better option. With pricing as high as it is, the service and quality needs to match what is being charged. I don't mind paying higher prices but you must deliver the goods to reflect those prices.

I'm a city dwelling coffee snob and thie americano I received from The Coffee Can was better than…read moreany hipster place I've been to. The owners are so friendly and welcoming and you get a great view of the mountain range.

A surprising find in such a small town. I always feel like espresso from coffee huts are more times…read morethan not a miss but the Coffee Can serves a bold, smooth and expertly pulled Americano.