Great place visit for a lite breakfast, coffee or lunch. Very friendly, clean with awesome service.read more

Great place to grab a cup of coffee, latte, etc. in the morning. They also have a goo selection of…read moremuffins. Opens at 6:30 in the morning. They also serve lunch. Cannot comment on the lunch since I never tried it but the menu looked good.

This is the best coffee shop that I've visited in Montana. The coffee was good. The breakfast…read moreburritos were perfect. The service was excellent. There is drive-through and walk-in service. You can also sit down at a table and enjoy your food and beverages indoors or outdoors. A huge plus is that Lewistown Coffee opens at 6 AM seven days a week. I'll be back. In fact, I'm going back tomorrow. And the next day....

We were in town for a quick stay - the motel was clean and comfortable The front desk staff were…read morevery professional, helpful and friendly Would definitely stay again

Small town diner with friendly service and good food. I highly recommend trying a piece of made…read morefrom scratch homemade pie

This is the only restaurant in town. Happily I can wholeheartedly recommend it. It's a typical very…read moresmall town diner. It's not the Ritz, but for what it is, it's perfect. You can expect good, friendly service , and your food prepared to order. Stop in and get something to eat, even if it's a carry-out.

Forgotten Willow is a small, independently owned shop specializing in teas. Not the kind made and…read moredrunk on site, but the kind taken home and brewed there. These are tea leaves for the tea purists who eschew tea bags. The offerings are in small, lidded container with labels detailing the ingredients and caffeine content. While you cannot always tell what a tea is like just from smell of the leaves, you can get an idea from the list of ingredients. What you can't figure out from all of that, the owner will explain, and offer a recommendation on the length of time needed for that particular tea to brew properly. Looking for something particular? She also will special order for delivery to home or pickup from the store. Forgotten Willow takes its commitment to natural seriously. It's offerings don't stop with teas, but also go to herbs, salts, and sugar alternatives. It's part tea shop, part herbal shop. I walked out with some teas I haven't tried before including one that needs to brew much longer than I'm used to, but sounded delicious. Can't wait to try it..

My grandparents live in the area and hyped this place up, and it was worth the hype! Great…read moreselection of artisan cheeses and jarred items! Great bulk selection of locally grown and milled wheats and dried goods. They have a meat counter with a great selection and an ice cream counter. If you're in the area plan on stopping by, it is worth it! Immaculately clean store and restrooms. I love that there is a place that features local culture and craftsmen.

Higly recommend. Great items and very friendly service. I wish I would have tried the ice cream, it…read morelooked amazing. Chocolates were yummy.

Group of eight passing thru town. Stopped for a beer and some appetizers. Great selection of beers…read moreand ciders. The appetizers were great. Service was excellent

Dinner with my family was enjoyable, and the food was good. The drinks were also great. The service…read morewas fair and attentive to everyone at our table. Overall, we had a pleasant experience.

This place is a neat surprise…read more I am on a 2 Week Solo Rd. trip through North Dakota and Montana, photographing. Everything I do is out of my car. In order to cut down on expenses, such as hotels and meals I sleep in my car and cook my meals, there too. Essentially, I am camping out of my car. Truck stops like Pilot and Flying J are really hard to come by in the rural parts of these states. And let's be honest, most of those states are rural. Would I really need those truck stops for is primarily showers and secondarily hot food. I read somewhere online that this place had showers. I stopped in and met Debbie. I asked about showers and was informed they are $10. Then she escorted me to the building where the showers are located behind the main building. They aren't brand new and fancy like the big truck stops, but they are clean and that's what I cared about. The water was hot with good pressure. And... It was hot for a long time. I don't know if this place is usually busy, but during my visit it was not busy. The café had already closed, but Debbie allowed me to sit at the counter and finish up some traveling paperwork. Debbie was very nice, very accommodating and very friendly. Her family started this business in 1952, so she knows everything there is to know about it and the area. I highly recommend this business.

Provide a multitude of items for the over road travelers, including camper pump out location.read more

Friendly, helpful staff, clean and neat displays. Some very unique merchandise!!! Also, ice…read morecream and coffee!!! What more could one ask for? If you need it....they probably have it!!! Great stop!

When you find yourself in the middle of what seems like a never-ending road on the way to or from…read moresomewhere else, and you need a cola, or a touristy trinket, or some ice cream, pet food, bread, a hammer, or just a place to stretch your legs and walk, you might come across the Ole' Mercantile. This only looks like a tiny oasis, but walk in and you'll see several rooms full of things you might need for camping, fishing, road-tripping, hiking, and biking. You can spend a lot of time just browsing. It's one of those places with a little bit of everything - including friendly locals. Take a break from the road and explore. I recommend the flavored popcorn right near the register -- wow. I should have picked up two bags of that.