Good coffee and customer service. Great vibe and drink quality. 10/10 would drink again.read more

I loved the coffee at this little coffee stop! It was not too sweet and tasted amazing! They also…read morehave other amazing drinks I am waiting to try! The staff here were great! Very friendly and helpful :)

Great food, good service and cozy atmosphere. Great place to meet up with friends or get a bit of…read morework done.

My favorite coffee shop, hands down! Be careful, however, as their pastries have a way of…read moreovercoming any willpower you think you have!!

Great service, friendly staff, great coffee and bakery treats. We love to come here and sit on the…read morerocking chairs on the porch. It's a fun weekend treat and love coming here .

The cutest little coffee shop in the entire area. Adorable home turned into coffee shop. Decorated…read morenice. Plenty of seating inside and outside. Delicious lattes and hot chocolate. We order the number #4-nutella and strawberries with mint on delicious bread. Soooo good. Staff was very nice and welcoming. Highly recommend!

I guess they're like any local eatery: sometimes they're at their best, sometimes not…read more I went in last week right as lunch rush was ending & it was bad! The waitress had to decide to clean up or wait on me! I could tell the cook was tired: the plate was just thrown together. The burger fixings were piled helter-skelter on the plate and there were a few leftover fries sliding around from edge-to-wherever! The fries were cold and the burger was way too dry! Next time I'll give them more time before going in after the rush!!

It's tough to find a good breakfast place in Missoula. So we decided to drive to Stevensville and…read moretry the Frontier Cafe. So glad we did. First off our server, Tasha, was great. And we loved the dog-friendly patio. Breakfast was very good with thin, flavorful pancakes and good hash browns. We also enjoyed a delicious slice of warmed cherry pie ala mode. Ok, you may say it's crazy to have pie with breakfast,but life is short. The crust was perfect and the ice cream was rich and creamy. We can't wait to return.

This was a fun little bakery with great espresso…read more I got a double espresso and a cinnamon roll with a really nice unique spin. The owner was a very nice woman that gave me a free sample of the chocolate as well. And it was damn tasty. The decor of the place was a lot of fun and there was a really nice patio out front where I enjoyed my espresso and food. This is a super fun and local spot that is totally worth a visit.

Popular spot with both locals and travers seeking a tasty drink, a small snack, fresh eggs, or a…read moregift. Try their stuffed sourdough rolls (with the filling of your choice) - which they will heat for you if you wait.

Very clean and great customer service. Homemade syrups for coffee. Their latte was good and they…read morehad several milk options.

Love the local Hamilton, Montana coffee scene. There are at least a half dozen local roasters and a…read morebunch of cute coffee shops in town. This is no exception, quaint, friendly, pretty solid coffee. It's nice to take the Roast Master hat off and just enjoy a local crafted coffee!

I loooooove this coffee shop. The whole staff is amazing…read moreand very friendly. As you wait, you can walk around the whole shop and pick up some items. Books are also available in here. I believe there is some seating as well. I personally never sat the whole 20 days that i stopped during my workcation as I walked around to check out the place. Also....they have a weekly raffle. Winner wins 3 or 5 drinks. Sooooo cool! Drinks were amazing. Loved the Lavender Iced Latte.

Great latte. The book selection was impressive. Picked up a Jim Harrison book. The gallery and shop…read morehad thoughtful items and local artist. Definitely worth a visit. Don't miss it if your at Seeley Lake.

Had a quick overnight stay in Missoula. Wanted to have at least one little fun experience before…read moreheading north to my destination. Popped into Black Coffee and was delighted. It's a huge hangar type space filled with locals bustling in for their morning coffee. My typical way to know if I'll like a coffee shop is if their cappuccino is only offered in one (or two) sizes. Black Coffee had that-BINGO. Delicious and perfectly made. My only regret is not buying beans to brew at home.

4 stars Tucked into…read morea gorgeous old Quonset hut, Black Coffee Roasting Co. (525) is worth a stop for the building alone--that curved corrugated-metal shell, the tangle of Edison bulbs strung across the high ceiling, and a sunny little patio out back make it one of the more distinctive coffee spots around. The service was friendly and quick. I ordered at the counter and had my drink in hand in no time, with genuinely nice folks behind the bar. The menu has some fun, unexpected touches too--the mint cold brew is a standout you won't find everywhere, and it's refreshing without being gimmicky. The pastry case is where they really shine. House-made bialys, savory danishes with coconut greens and pork belly, sweet danishes with black tea and roasted rhubarb, plus a rotating lineup of cookies and tea cakes. Everything looks like it's made with real care, and the bakery side (Grist) clearly takes the craft seriously. One heads-up: there's no WiFi. If you're hoping to post up and grind through a few hours of work, this isn't the spot for it--plan on a shorter visit or bring a hotspot. For a quick, high-quality coffee-and-pastry run, though, it's a winner. Come for the architecture and the mint cold brew, stay for the bialys--just don't expect to get much emailing done.

Excellent place for a wonderful breakfast sandwich & coffee!!! Folks here are so friendly &…read morewelcoming.

Interesting little country bakery. Not too much product, but they did have breakfast Pastys--so…read morewhen in Rome, eat like Montanans. The crust on the Pastys was excellent. Light and flakey. I ordered Bacon & Egg, and I'm not really sure if there was bacon in the darned thing? My daughter had a chocolate muffin, and it was....a muffin. But I was less than pleased about paying $3 for a small bottle of brand name apple juice that she just 'had' to have. I guess that's par for the course when you're in a beautiful little town a thousand miles from nowhere. Highlight was bumping into an older couple from our very own town, and chatting with them for a bit. All-in-all an okay little nosh...