Absolutely love this place! The pastries have some unique…read morechoices then just typical coffee shop pastries! I love their lavender-cookies and the key lime cakes looks amazing ! Very glad that they are being more creative then average cafe for pastries! The China Tea was very good and staff are alway very friendly! I love the art on the wall as well! I didn't have their coffee so I can't tell you if it's good or not! The other part I love about it it's they open late on weekends!! Since my husband and I moved from Vancouver it's so hard to find a coffee shop opens late here. They close early like other coffee shops here from Monday to Thursday but open late on weekend and I think one day is until 9pM which is great!!

Highly recommend this place for quality lunch , and great coffee! The food is really healthy they…read morehave the best soup! And really great baked in shop goods. The coffee is excellent too, and I'm picky about my coffee ;)

Best cheeseburgers in town. The staff are so sweet and polite ! And oh my gosh the cook is amazing!…read moreBest food in town. I do wish they stayed open longer.

This was the first time I've visited the Big Sky Cafe but won't be the last. The food was great and…read morethe service was just a great. The owner stopped by to visit with us and it just added to the great vibe of the cafe. I always choose to support a locally owned restaurant over a chain restaurant anytime and this was definitely a great meal and worth going.

We came here for lunch, attracted by the reviews that talked about how healthy it was…read more I got the Greek salad and it was excellent. I ordered the small and it was pretty small, like coffee mug small. I wish the Kalamata olives would have been pitted as part of a salad. Hard to eat with pits. Husband had the ham and cheese panini. He said it was ok. A bit dry. Needed some sort of sauce. Almost tasted pre-made and then put into the panini machine to cook. The place was super cute. Loved the HUGE utensils hanging from the ceiling. They have both indoor and outdoor seating. Staff was friendly. I suspect if I would have come here for the coffee and a pastry, I would have loved it. For lunch, it was ok.

Awesome coffee. Limited menu but that's not a con. Theres a few dishes and they make them well…read more Had some paninis and they were really good. Went to the counter at least a couple times to get more food or coffee to go. Nice atmosphere too.

Funny enough, I had an amazing eating experience here, but a not-so-great dining experience here…read more Why 4 stars? Let me tell you all about it! We did a run down to Sweetgrass this weekend and we were hungry and looking for something more "cafe" like as opposed to "truck shop" like, and from the outside, Tanjo's Cafe fit the bill. When you walk in, the atmostphere is inviting and it was PACKED! Every table was full (which is always a good sign of fantastic food!). They had a french toast and bacon special written on the chalk board for $7, which you can't complain about either. So far, it's looking like its worth the wait. Mirraculously, the wait was less than five minutes and we got a seat. We got a coffee right away, placed our order (we both got ham and cheese omelettes with "lots of veggies" and proceeded to chit chat while we waited for our order. After some time had passed (lots of time) it was obvious that this little place was in a crisis. People who were there ahead of us still didn't have our food, and one guy beside us started making idle chit chat with us, and revealed that he was waiting over an hour. Fast forward over 45 minutes, and we got our order. And it was FANTASTIC. What we learned, is that this was likely an isolated incident. They absolutely got slammed with customers and they were short staffed. What was cool about it, is that the girls working literally called their friends in this small town of Milk River to come and help, and once those girls arrived, tables that were piling up were cleared, so that the staff could get the orders out. And there was certainly no quality issues under the circumstances. I even overhead that some of the people who waited exceptionally long got their food on the house. Short story, I would stop here again, and I would recommend to anyone going by Milk River to stop in as well. The reality is, under the circumstances, the staff reacted, were gracious and apologetic and the food was outstanding. The only reason I even told the negative part of the experience is so that you could see how they reacted under duress and make it right with the customers there, and thought outside the box to get it resolved. If I owned that business, that is exactly the type of staff I would hope for. Further, they have free wifi and they have fax service (send or receive) for $1, or free if you are dining in. This is a great little cafe and worthy of support.

We stopped by at 9 am on a Saturday morning.Not only was Tanjo's closed, but it looked like it has…read morebeen out of business for quite a while. Dirty windows, weeds growing up around the door, etc. We then drove through town and found 5 other restaurants, all with OPEN signs in their windows - ALL CLOSED! What a strange town! Finally we stumbled across the Golf Club at the south end of town and went inside. They have casual restaurant, open to the public, and we got a huge breakfast at a very low price. It was delicious! Go to the Golf Club at the intersection of 1st Ave S and 1st St.

Wow. Best smoothie…read morein the Hat. Sandwiches and smoothies are delicious. Lots chairs and televisions. Staff super friendly and helpful. Want a healthy alternative to fast food have to try this place. Overall my new fav smoothie when I come here!!

the smoothie here was BUSSIN. there was no skibidi and i felt so sigma!! service was no beta male…read more only alphas here

I brought my in-laws to this combo restaurant/farm/vegetable shop/nursery for a little outing. We…read morehad fun. It was a beautiful day so we enjoyed a view of the farm from the back porch. It was counter service and we all got various sandwiches which were huge. We enjoyed the food and the experience and walked around after to the shop and nursery. A fun time was had by all and we were left with a satisfying feeling that it was a great day out. Worth the mini jaunt.

This family owned, popular ladies-who-lunch spot has reopened after closure during covid-19…read morerestrictions. I appreciate that they now offer reservations to eat outdoors on their spacious porch, currently a safer alternative to eating indoors. The views of surrounding farm, country gardens and park area are especially welcome after isolation. Their roasted red pepper soup is still the star dish they became known for and the homemade bread used for sandwiches is good. The welcome variety of homemade pies are very good including the pecan pie I I and my friend had. The attached produce store has expanded to include their homemade bread, pickles and roasted chipotles. As always a visit to the large greenhouse was a must to view the great variety of flowers, baskets and garden statues.

Stopped by for lunch for take out. The food was good and fresh, but the wait time was a little long…read morefor those who are on a lunch break from work. Will come again though