Parr Creek is a nice bakery right on the main street of Lewistown…read more It's one of those places, though, where you need to arrive early if you want the best selection of goodies. By late morning there won't be much left. By late morning, there were only a few donuts on display. There isn't much room for seating here, so to take advantage of one of these treats, expect to wait or just take it to go. Parr Creek has a small breakfast menu, of the type of things you'd expect from a place like this. No full course meals here, just a wrap, pancakes, muffins, scones and cinnamon or caramel rolls. At least that's what was available on the day I was there. There may be other options during the week. The menu is on a whiteboard and it seems the locals don't need to look at the board at all, they just know what to get. On the other hand, there's a small lunch menu with enough selections to make you feel less guilty about indulging a sweet tooth. Next visit, I might try one of them. The sourdough pancakes were served with a rhubarb/strawberry compote that nicely balanced the pancake and I liked that it didn't have the same high level of sweetness as a syrup -- which is also available if that's your preference. Now, the cinnamon roll was gigantic. It was also very good. The frosting was a buttercream, like you get on a cake, and that gave it a completely different flavor than the usual melted sugar. A little of it goes a long way and I preferred to eat around the sweet and just enjoy the subtle cinnamon taste. If you're exploring the area, then make a point to visit Parr Creek.

I travel for work, so when I find a spot that has fresh anything, that's where I'll dine. I had a…read moreBreakfast Pocket with ham, scrambled eggs, spinach, mushroom and bell peppers in a garlic bread crust, and it was delish! Friendly staff too! When I'm in town bedtime, I'll certainly be back!

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.

Great food, amazing service and stunning environment ! Worth the stop 100%. There are so many…read morethings to do and see!

This histrionic barn houses an amazing coffee and sandwich shop alongside a working wheat grinding…read moremill and lots of handmade crafts that can be purchased ! Service is wonderful and the atmosphere relaxing! It's beautiful, the food is delicious and the whole experience just leaves you wanting to come back for more!

Excellent customer service and quite likely the best Veggie sandwich I've had ( and I've had 100s);…read morethe spicy pickles let you know they're there even though you don't see them. Foccasia bread was soft and delicious. Numerous coffees to choose from and pasties etc. This is a great place to stop and see Montana from a new perspective. God Bless this town and its people.

Tiny Clyde Park is full of surprises. The most recent is a coffee shop/bakery that also serves…read moredaily special soups and sandwiches and a couple of breakfast options. If none of that tempts you, then perhaps the Wilcoxson's ice cream, a Montana-made ice cream, might. The name, as I understand it, comes from this being two doors down from the grocery store. It makes it easy to remember. The inside space is comfortable, but with a small-town farmhouse feel. They've opened the space in a second room and filled it with stuffed chairs and a table or two where customers enjoy their coffee, tea, sandwich, or ice cream, read a book, chat with friends and neighbors, and otherwise soak up the atmosphere. There is nothing screaming pretentious, but rather homey. The counter area also has a couple of tables and booths. On my first visit, I had to try the breakfast burrito. Here, the burrito is panini-pressed on their grill. Filled with chorizo, egg, sour cream, cheese, and a wonderfully lightly spiced salsa that brings it together with every bite, the burrito was quite good. If truly hot and spicy is a must-have, this won't do it, but that doesn't make this any less tasty. Unless you get the daily special, the deli sandwiches can be made with a choice of bread, meat, and cheese. Picking something from the bakery is best done early in the morning before everything disappears. Because it's a small shop, it has smaller quantities. The cheese strudel and cinnamon buns are delicious. The muffins, while okay, didn't wow me as much for some reason. The coffee, the main reason I stopped in, was very good. With all the usual coffee options, 2 Doors Down also has Tumblewood Teas and Italian and French sodas. It's a nice addition to the Shields Valley community and a stop for me next time I'm in the area.

We came here for a sandwich. We both got the turkey with avocado, pepper jack cheese, lettuce and…read moretomato! Wow! Then the cream cheese kolaches and flakey apple turnover caught our eyes. Fabulous. Cute place. Nice people. Do yourself a big favor and stop here. Bonus points for some cool jazz music playing.

Our food was yummy, friendly and good service. However, the temperature is in the 40s outside and…read morethey kept the back door open. It's not comfortable to eat when so cold. Food, while tasty, chilled very fast. Had to keep our coats on..

The best granola. Great place to get baked goods that have great flavor. Quaint location. Worth…read moreseeking out when visiting WSS.

Delicious food and great coffee. Super friendly staff. They have a lot of much appreciated…read morevegetarian options. Had a delicious broccoli quiche which came with a lightly dressed side salad. Soooo good.

I've heard so many wonderful things about Wild Crumb and I finally had the chance to see what…read moreeveryone has been raving about today. Firstly, the location is great. It's tucked away downtown right next to treeline coffee which is convenient if you want to pair your croissant with a specialty coffee. They offer bread, sandwiches and a huge variety of baked goods and other deserts that all looked amazing. They even offer a vegan desert! I tried the cinnamon bun and at first I was disappointed that it didn't come with frosting, but once I tasted it, all disappointment went out the window. It was unbelievably flakey, soft and flavorful. It was dusted with sugar, bursting with cinnamon and indulgent. It was easily one of the best cinnamon rolls I've ever had and now I know why Wild Crumb is so popular!

This was our final destination in Bozeman, and was a nice little excursion before our flights. The…read morebakery is tucked away in a cute neighborhood (parking can be a challenge) and there was a line when we got there and a line when we left. We only ended up getting three items: their celebrated huckleberry scone, a cinnamon roll, and an almond croissant. We really liked the scone, but that's probably more because we're big fans of huckleberries than anything about it being outstanding. The almond croissant was good, as was the roll, but they were both beyond flaky--too flaky--and crumbs and powdered sugar were flying everywhere. In hindsight, we wish we had gotten a savory item to round things out because, overall, nothing was bad but nothing was capital-G Great. The staff are super friendly and helpful, but there was no one bussing or cleaning tables, so everything was pretty unkempt. We think it's 3.5 stars, but we're rounding up because we really enjoyed the overall vibe of the place and can see ourselves coming back on future visits.

Don't wait until the end of this bakery's day. You'll miss all the good stuff. Maybe I should say…read moreyou'll miss a lot of the good stuff and be left choosing from the remaining good stuff. It's all good. The "baker" Chef Jacqueline, and the assistant are both professional and excited to talk about their bakery that uses sustainable ingredients whenever possible. Their breads, and treats, can be custom-ordered. Having tried a couple of their breads, sourdough and wheat, I will say both were delicious, denser than store breads, and a good alternative to store bread and a time saver if you're a do-it-yourself person. If gluten-free is your life, the bird bread, made with sprouted seeds is also really good. Gluten-free options on some of the treats is also do-able. You can order in advance, get breakfast treats by the dozen to go, or simply take your chances on what is already.

Excellent service! Thank you for the recommendations and you're right they are ALL delicious…read more However, like most things they should be eaten relatively soon. They're good the next day but the day of they're better.

French onion soup was good. Authentic French style. The…read moredessert I had was amazing. I had an entremet that looked and tasted like a strawberry. Wow!

Beautiful spot! Lots of windows to enjoy the Mountain View by dining and to reflect prettily by…read morenight. Everything is made with care. Friendly service. Perfect coffee and pastry. The brioche with vanilla bean-omg! After 5 you can do wine and cafe meals. Small but cozy and delicious!

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.