Cozy coffeehouse in downtown Bigfork with friendly service and tasty London Fog lattes…read more I visited Fieldheads three times during my trip to the Flathead Valley. Twice we lingered, playing games, sipping our drinks, and hanging out on the couch. On my final visit I popped in during a rain shower and grabbed a hot cider (since it was too late in the day for tea). I didn't try any of the pastries on offer but they were plentiful. I'm a fan of Fieldheads!

This location is on the back side of Main Street and there is a parking lot across the street with…read morelimited street parking. The service was excellent and friendly. I tried the Brown Bear latte and found it to be quite yummy. There are a few pastry items and one vegan option. There are seating options inside or on the patio if you would like to hang out and enjoy your coffee or chat with a friend.

Have you been here yet? The season is here and Jana, Sadie and their team are making their…read morespecialties! Come in for a huckleberry roll, Granny roll or savory roll. They also have bars - try the honeyberry - what a treat! Coffee is always delicious and the view is beautiful and relaxing! The staff is amazing. Great little local business with local owners.

We love supporting local when we travel…read more We love eating local when we travel. So we just had to have this Huckleberry Roll.. we were not disappointed! It was sitting in the display case but it had to just come out of the oven because it was warm and the Huckleberry frosting was ooey gooey deliciousness! Quaint little place set back off the street a little, the trees block the sign a bit so you have to look for it.. there's also signs pointing you in the right direction along the way. There's a counter seating area inside along the window and a small patio outside. We'd definitely comeback for anything Huckleberry at this place.

Wow, really not surprised by the many one-star reviews that this place has garnered. Wish we would…read morehave checked the ratings beforehand! We came here because we wanted our after dinner treat before heading over the Bigfork summer playhouse (aside: it's amazing! We saw Footloose, and our daughter who normally falls asleep since these events are so late, stayed up riveted the whole time). There was a long line and it did not move quickly and service was not particularly friendly. To the reviewer who said the following comment, you get a gold medal: "Montana's SMALLEST scoop of ice cream." You are CORRECT. The portion is freaking tiny. Our daughter got some gross cotton candy flavor that we can't abide, but we went for a huckleberry cup and huckleberry milkshake. The ice cream itself had huckleberries that were so frozen that they crunched unpleasantly--like they had been added from a freezer bag. The milkshake, on the other hand, tasted like pure vanilla because the proportions were all off. Bottom line is that the people have spoken and this place sucks! Two stars. No thank you.

Had to have the huckleberry ice cream. My goodness, one of the best desserts I've ever tasted. I…read moreknow I'm partial to huckleberries and ice cream, but this was absolutely perfect. Great job!!

Great addition to Bigfork! Being dedicated to the former ice cream tenant, hubby & I were resigned…read moreto being disappointed our first time in... however, The Marketplace is DELIGHTFUL with a delicious variety of treats. Lots of choices: gelato, shakes, coffees, teas, homemade cakes, cupcakes & pie! The folks here are uber-friendly, engaging & eager to please. Oftentimes you'll be served by the lovely owner/baker herself, Teaghan. My husband, a long-time huckleberry shake connoisseur, had a religious experience with the shake here. I had a slice of the homemade 'Northwest Berry' pie - perfect crust, filled w fresh fruit. We're looking forward to enjoying the whole menu throughout the year. The outdoor patio has seating under the giant trees with a view of Bigfork Bay & people watching on busy days. And, bonus, in addition to the outside area, there's a small seating area/dessert nook with several tables that joins The Marketplace to the Bigfork Inn dining room. We usually have no problems finding a parking spot on the street nearby. Stays open late to cap off a beautiful Bigfork day.

Absolutely recommend! The cinnamon roll with caramel glaze was unreal, the clam chowder had the…read moreperfect little kick, and the turkey bacon club was hands down one of the best I've ever had. I'll be dreaming about this lunch for the foreseeable future!

We arrived for breakfast around 9:30 and the place had a few occupied tables with one server and a…read morebarista whom also acted as a server. It was small but a cozy feeling. Having never been there before I wasn't sure what kind of coffee drinks were available, but they had a decent selection so I ordered an iced caramel coffee (bonus in my book). We ordered a cinnamon roll to start and share, then our main plates. We received the roll before my coffee even though I ordered the drink first; probably because the barista at wasn't stationary position and was taking other orders. It was then that things slowed down a bit after a large table was seated. Once we received our food we were over-all happy with everything. Though my husband was disappointed in the potatoes O'Brien since the onion and peppers were just added to the top of the regular breakfast potatoes instead of frying them together. I'd say 8/10, we would go again if we were back in the area.

What a great little coffee shop with amazing prices. I got a 16 oz cold brew with almond milk for…read moreunder $5! It was excellent. It's s drive thru service with a picnic table available if you want to stay and enjoy your cup of joe.

We didn't expect this little drive through to be able to pull off a decent cappuccino... but the…read morecoffee here was surprisingly good. Don't judge a book by it's cover, right...

Absolutely the BEST... Service…read moreProduct Hours Price Location Brava Janice Everyone I've ever talked to about County Line Coffee has expressed delight with every experience ‼

The coffee is rich and I look forward to each cup! They have quick service and friendly staff! Love…read morethe yummy breakfast burritos! I like the lemonade also!

Friendly service, with a smile & gratitude each visit. Support small businesses & get a better…read moreproduct. Daily specials & consistent quality

Amazing staff! Amazing food! Amazing service! Amazing drinks! And amazing desserts! My all time…read morefavorite coffee shop, you all are doing great.

The food is incredible's fresh. The service was good, the restaurants ambience itself is a little…read moredated, but very local type feel. Can't say enough about this hamburger as it beats his competitor down the road Burgertown. I will definitely be returning here multiple times for hamburgers and skip Burger town.

Three stars. because I don't like dragging down ratings with negative reviews. This hopefully…read morereaches the owner or manager. We visit Big Fork every year, our family has a house in town. So we've been to Grateful Bread many times. Every, single, time, we leave disappointed, not in the food but in the service and the wait. The food is okay. Honestly, because of how long you have to wait to get it, I'd expect something out of this world, but it comes out as run of the mill eats. At this point, we know what to expect when we go in. What GB has going for it, is that there aren't a lot of options in town. Last week we went in before hitting up Harvest Foods, saw that there were just three tables of people and thought, ok, let's give it a shot, surely we won't have to wait TOO long. We were short on time so we ordered two Avocados toasts, one with bacon. That's it. With only three other tables in the house, it took 30 minutes. As we sat there, about 6 more tables came in. With ONE waitress. With also whom I can presume is the owner as I've seen her time and time again, also bringing out food, there was absolutely no hussle. Listen, I worked in food service for a decade. When I worked, I moved. People were waiting to have their order taken. The bell would ring that food was ready and it would sit there. The owner surely could have been taking orders too. Heck, you could even give the tips to the waitress! Maybe there is a worker shortage in Big Fork, I don't know. But girl (owner), you gotta be hustlin' to make up for it. And no offense to the waitress but girl, you too. Or hire a busser, someone to bring out food and cleanup, ring people up. In any case, it's always this way. We hadn't been in a few years and gave it a shot again. As we were walking out, I said "well that wasn't THAT bad", as in having to wait that long for food and watching people just sit there in silence wait for the waitress and then their food is a good thing. Also, not to be petty, but as a deadhead, I take a minor offense to you using the name and not being vibin'.