Coffee is great, bakery treats are great. They have unusual homemade syrups for unique coffee…read moreflavors, but they offer NO WiFi. What coffee shop doesn't have free WiFi???

Nearly drove by the spot, it so perfectly blends. Even on a busy Saturday morning I was still able…read moreto grab a table, near the fireplace to boot! The baristas were super nice and helpful. I got a lavender latte. You can pick your brew of espresso! Which I thought was SO neat! I've never been able to do that before. The drink was incredible, but the croissant! Whoa! It was an EXPERIENCE! The perfect amount of crunchy on the outside but the inside is flaky and just the smallest hint of sweet. Hands down the BEST croissant I've ever had. Side story- they close at 1pm on Saturday, I was working on my computer and lost track of time. Even thought they were closed they didn't kick any of us out OR ask us to leave. They just locked the door so no more people came in. No dirty looks, nothing. They just let the people still inside enjoy their drinks and food. I thought that was incredibly sweet. I would GLADLY go here again!

We ordered dinner here tonight. It's rare for me not to finish a meal because I don't like it. I…read morecouldn't finish the veggie burger. It actually made me a like sick. My husband said the salmon and risotto was alright. Uncle thought the fish and chips was acceptable. We got a Mediterranean salad to share. Nothing too exciting. Staff is great!

Drove out for lunch. They do not serve lunch any longer. Still a great market. Would maybe try for…read morea dinner sometime. Or, in patio weather, to relax on the patio.

We walked here after I found the coffee at the nearby Comfort Inn unbearable. The funny part is:…read morethe coffee at the hotel was from Drum. The difference was: the coffee shop had all the good plant milks. I also bought a "drumstick", which was like a homemade energy bar. It was definitely calorie-dense and tasty. My daughter and I both liked the vibe... you can see all the bags of imported coffee beans and the light fixtures are cool. The two baristas were definitely busy but they were also positive and helpful. Coffee was ready fairly promptly and tasted better than the no-milk version offered at the hotel. It was a little strong for my liking but (as I stated before) a little plant milk made it bearable.

We ordered a hot latte that was okay, not bad, but the cold brew coffee was definitely not good. It…read morecame choked full of ice, as much as could possibly fit in the cup before adding the coffee, and it had an awful sour taste. I guess it doesn't matter that it had so much ice because my husband only finished half of it until we found another coffee shop a few blocks away that had much better cold brew. They don't allow dogs inside, but they do have a walk-up window to get your coffee, and they do have dog treats.

Wow. What a treat to find this place. Amazing food, drinks, atmosphere and service in East Missoula…read morearea! We had a strawberry smoothie and special cranberry lotus drink (actual cranberries garnish). We shared a cinnamon roll, huge pretzel, and avocado toast. All of it we thoroughly enjoyed and completely cleared all the plates! We will definitely be back!

My girlfriend and I came to this Starbucks since it was one of the only ones open at that time, as…read moreit was New Year's Day. Yes, we got there 10 minutes before they closed, so I wasn't expecting the worker/s to have a happy attitude, but to my surprise, nobody was there. Everything online said that they closed at 7, even their hours of operation sign right on their counter, so no one being there was very unfortunate, and everything looked clean and like they were closed for a while. We waited there for 10 minutes to see if maybe they just didn't notice we were there, and finally, a woman came back right at 7 pm. She then said they were done for the night. Very upsetting to drive all the way there and then just be told they closed early, with no sign up or anything. Do better.

I stopped by to get coffee today was charged the full price for a refill the person had no…read morepersonality that waited on me the coffee tasted old and was not even freshly-made I was overcharged for the coffee the guy just ignored me didn't even say thank you and actually expected a tip after that looked at me when I did not give him a tip I don't know if this is part of Albertson's but this place sucked it was like the worst so well I don't know somebody Starbucks a bad and treat people like crap this one especially maybe because I'm older I'm not sure why but I threw the coffee away it was just a waste of money and corporation doesn't care that I carry get treated the tables with dirty kids were cussing and sitting down by the table it took forever just to get even a cup of coffee from a person who did not even make fresh coffee another example of how bad Starbucks is

Charlie is a wonder friendly face in the morning with a positive attitude that's infectious. I…read morecame here and got a bacon, cheddar, scallion scone warmed/w cream cheese with a browned butter coffee. This was a yummy good treat and such a positive experience I think with all the smiling and chatting we did I burned off calories I would have potentially consumed from the scone (LOL) there is a picnic table if you decide you want to have you goodies there. I chose mine to go. Way to go Charlie!!

Very pleased to have discovered Brown's bakery-by-the-road. Great breakfast sandwhich and homemade…read morecinnamon roll. Say high to the friendly pooch while you wait for your order.

Scott needs to pay his employees. He is running each and every one of his businesses into the…read moreground and putting many Missoulians in difficult positions where they can't pay bills or make ends meet because of his poor decisions. The food was always just ok and never spectacular. The staff has always been kind and attentive. It's sad that his poor choices and big ego is causing so much hardship. I hope the endless free meals and drinks he gave to all of his friends and symphony members are worth it at this point. What a sad man.

Food is fresh and delicious. I had the Protein Scramble, Vegetarian Version. I enjoyed the…read moreabundance of veggies and eggs. Sourdough bread was good aswell. Coffee was fresh and I enjoyed they have heavy whipping and oat milk selections. The staff were amazing, helpful and patient. It is a semi self service. They do bring the food to your table with utensils. Water etc is self serve. The facility is tight and compact. Small tables good for just coffee and a muffin. Small for 2 people to eat at.

Ordered the cheese board to share with the table and the chicken farro bowl for myself. The date…read morejam was seriously the star of that cheese board and I loved that it came with zaatar lavash instead of just a regular cracker! The chicken farro bowl was perfect for me but if you are someone with a very large appetite, it probably wouldn't be the ideal portion size for you. Being on the river is such a beautiful location and it is so relaxing to just watch the river flow by right outside the window! Service was good, nothing memorable either fantastic or horrible.

Finn was a nice restaurant inside a hotel. We had to wait a little for our table even though we…read morehad a reservation. The waiter was good but I had to find her to order a drink which is not really a big issue. The food was very good.

Grist is one of my favorite bakeries in the United States, it's honestly better than anything we…read morehave in DC. I've been going here since they were baking out of Black Coffee and I couldn't be more thrilled that they have their own place. The bread is absolutely top notch. Not many places do the European-style rye breads in the USA and Grist is knocking them out of the park. If you like that kind of thing, the pumpernickel is fantastic. The Miller's Grain is a fantastic sourdough loaf, as are all of the specialty varieties. I love that all of the grains are from Montana. You can taste how fresh the flour is, and I'm sure it's also more nutrient dense. I also appreciate the seasonality of their pastries. In the spring you'll find asparagus pastries, and pear in the fall. It is always a fun surprise to see what is new. I haven't had one of their sandwiches, but they look 10/10. I couldn't recommend Grist more highly!

Really amazing bread. And coffee in the same line. We got a loaf of bread, some meussli and some…read morebially. Great flavor, friendly staff. Come early to beat the lines!