A local place not to be missed. Get off the interstate and have a true hometown experience. Big…read moreTimber Bakery is nestled in the middle of the town's historic commercial district (all two blocks). Patrons are mostly local but everyone is friendly. You order at the counter and then everything is delivered to your table. Don't worry, staff members come by regularly to keep your coffee warm. Baked goods are fresh and excellent. Recommend the cinnamon roll. Various breakfast plates are available. We did the classic Montana breakfast found everywhere in the early 1980s-- two eggs, bacon, hash browns and wheat toast. It's an awesome plate here. The bacon, thick but crunchy. How does Montana have the best bacon?! Absolutely love this place, for its generous servings at reasonable prices. All in a historic building!

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 service was really fast. The food was really good. vanilla chai really good. I a really good…read morecinnamon roll.

Well, this was a bust! We go out of our way to visit this bakery. Food is always worth the stop…read more However, this morning was so very disappointing. We walk in and there are 3 molasses ginger cookies in the display. Yes! You read that correctly. Nothing else! 10:30 AM and that was it! Nothing coming out of the ovens. Oh! It gets better! The only other choice was a brisket burrito. Granted the burrito is tasty, but they were out of the sausage biscuit and the veggie burrito. I wasn't surprised by the veggie burrito being sold out as it is very popular and it was 10:30. It is usually gone by then. But for the pastry case to be empty at 10:30 with no plans to restock it. Wow! I was so looking forward to the spinach/artichoke and fruit bars. I always buy extra to put in the freezer, because like I said we go out of our way to stop here. Might as well close the doors now. Why wait until 2:00? Having owned a bakery I just don't get it. Not good business. New rule: call before we make the drive from Gardiner!

Small bakery but everything we tried was delicious. Watched quite a few locals coming in and out…read morebuying loaves of bread and such, Thats always a good sign.

What happened to the days of a simple, down-home cafe?…read more Some parts of the country still stay true to a comfortable, quiet cafe. Hearthstone serves all organic foods and drinks for very reasonable prices. Get a full French-pressed coffee (~16oz. if not more) for a mere $2 or so? Not bad! It's a true locals' place, but that doesn't mean you can't pop in and try the little place out. The decor is simple but heartwarming, with plenty of room to sit and relax. When I waltzed into the cafe/bakery, I was greeted with wonderful hospitality. My sister and I each had a warm drink (apple cider, French-press coffee) and a sweet treat--all for under $6. Hearthstone is only open until 2-3pm, so it's worth it to swing by early in the day to relax. It's just right off of Main Street in Livingston, so it's nearby all the fine shopping downtown.

The food was wonderful. The service was great and they had the area very well coordinated for our…read moreevent.

Very cool place to walk around. We had breakfast and a cappuccino. We would definitely not order…read morethe waffles again. Spongy and flavorless. There are a few sandwiches on menu-do that instead.

Just passing through on the way to Glacier NP and discovered this beautiful corner bakery with good…read morebreakfast options and an amazing cinnamon roll with cream cheese frosting. Better than Hilltop Bakery in L'anse, Michigan, and that is saying a lot! Try it. You will not be disappointed. Service was excellent, too.

Ah!! This place is DELICIOUS!! Me and my friends come every Saturday and the only bad thing is that…read morewe can't get to our favorite pastry's before they sell out! The beverages are delightful, and the atmosphere is very cozy. The people that work there are always kind and I always look forward to going there. If there was a bakery I would recommend the most, it's this one. Sincerely, A loyal customer.

From Seattle, we ate here last summer and still talk about how good the pastries were. Absolutely…read morelegendary spot, a total must visit if you are in town and need a carb boost

Spending time in Livingston, visiting Yellowstone, or just passing through this is a great stop for…read morecaffeine, food, and maybe even a magic show. The iced and hot latte were the best we had on our trip from the Tetons to Bozeman. And the service was fast and friendly. We even got to experience a few tricks from a nice patron practicing magic. Good times!

I googled this place while desperately searching for caffeine and stumbled upon what may be the…read moremost delicious breakfast sandwhich I have ever eaten! I highly recommend them!

Great option for baked goods. The plain croissant was flaky and flavorful. They have sweet rolls,…read morecookies, scones, savory, and sweet options. The shop is just one block from the main downtown area and easy to walk to. They don't have fresh baked bread on Saturdays. Employee was friendly.

These folks are very clever - they vent the air from the ovens out to the sidewalk where you are…read moretotally drawn in by the aroma! We picked up some wheat-free scones, croissants, cookies, bread, granola and even dog treats! Which my dog absolutely loved (and he is picky about most baked treats!). The people are very nice and willing to chat. The sandwiches and small cakes looked heavenly - maybe next time.

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.