Clean and cozy atmosphere with great selection of goods ranging from branded mugs, quality matcha,…read moreand Treeline merch + coffee beans. The service time was reasonable. Would come back.

I tried the salty maple latte which is part of their seasonal menu and it was pretty good! I also…read moretried their banana bread and it was a little dry but still tasty. They had a lot of small knickknacks for sale inside so it was fun to browse while waiting for my drink. I liked that they had small pouches of coffee you could buy to taste test a small batch. They had a decent amount of seats inside and then some out doors, including some picnic tables.

Always super busy but line goes quick. I wasn't too sold my first visit here but my second visit…read moreaffirmed that thoughts. The menu is quite big, so it really depends on getting the right thing. I like their mochas. :)

Love finding/supporting women owned businesses! They are inclusive, welcoming, and supportive of…read moreother local businesses from what you can see/purchase. Baristas were kind and our coffees were great! Inside was open, not overly decorated but lots of seating and local art on their walls.

I walked in to order a coffee and wasn't greeted by the female employee even as I stood in front of…read moreher. She did seem preoccupied with a few orders ahead of mine (as evidenced by the coffee tickets in front of her), but I do think basic customer service should include a "hello" or "welcome" while a customer is standing right in front of you. After about 20 seconds of me standing there, she took my order. My Americano was probably one of the worst I've had. It looked a bit watered down and had zero taste of coffee. Poor customer service AND bad coffee? No return or recommendation for this place.

My husband and I found this cute little cafe by accident trying to find a breakfast place that…read moredidn't have a long line. Cool Beans Espresso is right next to Main Street Overeasy inside a building. When the breakfast place was too busy, we figured we'd at least get coffee, and I'm glad we did! I had the Cafe Borgia which is basically an orange mocha, and it is the best orange mocha I've ever had! Not too sweet, and I can taste both the chocolate and the orange and the orange flavor didn't taste artificial. If you've ever had the orange dark chocolate from Trader Joe's, this drink tastes just like that but with a kick of caffeine. My husband got the Cafe Vienese which is a mocha with cinnamon. He also loved his. Again, not too sweet, and had just the right amount of cinnamon. Oh, and we both subbed the milk in our coffee with oat milk.

What an absolute hidden gem in Bozeman…read more My husband and I stopped in while traveling through and genuinely had such a wonderful experience. He ordered a dirty chai, and I had a cortado with honey, and both were incredible. They roast their own beans right there, and you can truly taste the care and craftsmanship that goes into every cup. I come from a pretty extensive coffee background myself, so I really appreciate when coffee is done well, and this place genuinely stood out to me. So much so that I left with another cup to go AND a bag of their beans to take home with me! But what made this place especially memorable was the atmosphere and the people. It was peaceful, welcoming, and felt like the kind of place you're lucky to stumble upon. The owner and the other employee were incredibly kind, genuine, and personable. You can tell they truly love what they do, and that this isn't just coffee to them. It's a craft, and everything was made with such excellence and intention. To the people behind this shop, keep doing what you're doing. The work you put into this place matters, and I hope you know the impact you can have on people through something as simple as a great cup of coffee and a genuine conversation. One cup at a time, one conversation at a time. We will absolutely be recommending this place to anyone coming through Bozeman, and I sincerely hope we get the chance to come back someday. Thank you for such a wonderful experience!

Over $16 for two 12oz coffees and the $7 mocha tasted like dirt. took way too long to get our…read moredrinks when it wasn't even that busy. As someone who has lived in bozeman my whole life this place was just not for me... but if you're traveling from california this is definitely the place for you.

Since renaming to Elk & Ember, what used to be one of our favorite local coffee spots has gone…read moredownhill. The last several times we've gone (about once a week lately), the service declines even more. The apathy of the workers has reached a level that we're done with. They now don't greet you, just hand you cups without explanation, don't say "thanks for coming" or any engagement whatsoever. Oh, add to that the server this morning couldn't even remember two simple coffee orders so I had to repeat the second cup twice. The owner needs to take an interest and step up their hospitality training. There are too many other coffee shops between our house and this one that we've driven out of way to support for 5 years. I'll drive to Bozeman for coffee before I go back to Elk & Ember.

Small, independent coffee places are the way to go. Don't even think of trying to find a big box…read morechain when you can find one of these small local places. And they're everywhere. Fortunately for me, Cuppa Jo was perfect. It's hard to find this tiny building located as it is in front of the garage of big trucks, and being painted grey makes it blend into the surroundings. Because I was determined to get caffeine, I drove past it about three times. Although there's a drive up, I walked in and asked for the special. I'm not sure they had one, but the girl working that day recommended the white chocolate marshmallow latte. Her recommendation was perfect: enough caffeine to get the day started and enough flavor to make me miss the coffee taste. After drinking half the cup, my teeth were screaming for relief from the sweetness. I'm not sure if the buzz was from the caffeine or sugar, really. Despite that, it was well made, definitely addicting, and worth the extra drive-bys to find.

I travel back and forth from NJ and I haven't been by for a few months. I'm happy to see there's…read morestill great coffee in the same spot I've enjoyed on previous visits! I miss the visitor notebook, but they still remembered me! They've increased the seating and there were plenty of people using the tables/seats. I ordered an iced caramel macchiato and it did not disappoint! The owners are super friendly and doing a great job making sure every customer is happy! This should definitely be a stop during your next visit to the Gallatin Valley!

Such a great coffee shop! Super good coffee and the atmosphere is very peaceful!…read more100% recommend!

I was happy to see a walk-up coffee spot along my walk. The baristas were very nice and helped me…read moreright away. I asked for a favorite drink and she suggested a few options. I chose a lotus tea, as I've never had one. She made it with a "pink base", cherry flavor with cream! It's great and very refreshing! Next time you come through Belgrade, or if you're local, give it a try!

Just stopped at this cute little shop on our road trip. I love the name! And I love all things…read moremusicals and Broadway, so I was super excited to see the musical names for some of their drinks! I got the Miss Saigon (white mocha raspberry). So good! The man was very friendly too! Definitely recommend this place.

Near an exit off I-90 between Bozeman and Butte is the small town of Manhattan. It's a typical…read moresmall town with a few stores, a combination gas station and convenience store and, without straying too far, an ideally placed coffee hut sharing the parking lot with the gas station. Broadway Brew, a coffee hut smaller than one of those tiny houses that are all the rage, has a big selection of coffee drinks that includes at least 40 flavors including the requisite Montana Huckleberry and the more seasonal pumpkin or peppermint. They also have a small selection of homemade baked goods because there's nothing like a lot of sugar with your caffeine along with the sugar in your caffeine if you're so inclined. The one person with whom I interacted, was nice, didn't rush me as I tried to figure out what I wanted (but then I was the only car in line), and put together a tasty caffeine filled treat to make the next leg of my journey go quickly (of course the speed limit in Montana also helped speed things along). It's a win-win. Sample small town life and get some well-made coffee, local style.