I like this place. It's a coffee shop, meeting place, light lunch stop, boutique store all in one…read more The main reason I stopped in was to quench my coffee addiction. At first glance, I was somewhat hesitant, only because there were so many other things going on here -- the food choices, the small section of clothes, jewelry, knickknacks off to the side and then the chattering of locals waiting for their food and bemoaning that they had missed out on the fresh baked goods from the morning rush. But the coffee did not disappoint. Unfortunately, I couldn't linger. On the next visit, too early for lunch, but just in time for breakfast, I managed to get one of the fresh caramel rolls. I was tempted to eat it immediately, but as the open tables were full, couldn't. As I waited for the coffee, I explored the small boutique. With items from locals and some locally made things, it was easy to forget that I was waiting for coffee because I was caught up in the exploration. Next time I'm in the area, I'll make a point to stop in and take my time listening to the conversations, sipping my coffee, and this time trying one of the lunch items that looked so good. Oh, but that caramel roll was so good I regret not having ordered more for the next day.

Incredible affordable, I would get a large latte for only $4 and it's absolutely delicious. Lots of…read morelocal goods and products and clothing and jewelry to sort through while you're waiting for your food and drink. The sandwiches are delicious and the staff is always kind. I lived in Wilsall for a few months and worked at the CMR for the summer of 2019 and this was always my favorite place to grab coffee and a sandwich. If you're driving through Clyde Park and Wilsall, this is definitely the place to stop!

The coffee crossing has AMAZING coffee. Whenever I'm in Livingston, I love to get beans for my…read morecoffee at home. Today I got a specialty coffee for the first time and it was truly the best I've ever had. I had the chai charger (dirty chai) with oat milk and it was the BEST dirty chai latte that I've had in the state of Montana. It wasn't spicy; perfectly sweet with a warm vanilla accent and rich espresso to balance the sweetness. The oat milk made it so creamy and I enjoyed every drop. It's located right next to the theatre in downtown and it's a charming little spot. For some reason I think the variations on the name Joe as the sizes is SO hilarious (Joe=12oz, Joseph=16oz etc). They also have some great food and bakery items I have yet to try. I'd highly recommend this coffee shop in Livingston especially if you love chai lattes as much as I do.

Such a cute coffee shop in such a cute small town. The barista was super friendly and seemed…read moreexcited about our visit to Montana. I got a Hucklebaby sandwich and it was really good. The hazelnut latte was also really good and super sweet.

A cute coffee hut right along the main highway that runs through the tiny town of Clyde Park,…read moreJoyous Java didn't have me sold on it my first visit. The people were very nice, the wait wasn't too long, the coffee drink choices were good, and prices were reasonable. The coffee itself was underwhelming, tasted watery and of being brewed about 20 minutes too long. However, on my second visit, all was forgiven. Everything clicked. The employees are always pleasant despite an onslaught of last minute shoppers, hunters on the way to that perfect spot, and meanderers out sight seeing. There are two people working inside that tiny space, to help keep things moving, but if you get behind someone ordering a car load of drinks both hot and cold, and who always seems surprised when they're expected to pay and never have the payment ready, then you'll be waiting. (You know who you are, and stop being a clueless idiot.) Joyous Java is open early during hunting season, but once that's over, will probably go back to a later opening. If you're on your way to or from either Great Falls or Livingston, give them a try. Support a small, local business.

I was so lucky this place was there. Excellent oat milk cappuccino served by two super friendly…read moreladies. I was out for a bike ride and needed the go juice, plus some waters. They hooked me up and were so kind. Wish this place was where I live in TX!

What a tasty chai tea latte! Cute space & loved the decor. Made a detour to stop here and glad we…read moredid.

Enjoyed coffee and breakfast sandwich of egg, ham and cheese on sourdough bread... wished it…read moretoasted a bit crisper. Bought a cinnamon crunch muffin which I ate the next couple of days for a snack... delicious and remained fresh. Glad the place was open early with good service.

I'm a city dwelling coffee snob and thie americano I received from The Coffee Can was better than…read moreany hipster place I've been to. The owners are so friendly and welcoming and you get a great view of the mountain range.

A surprising find in such a small town. I always feel like espresso from coffee huts are more times…read morethan not a miss but the Coffee Can serves a bold, smooth and expertly pulled Americano.

I truly enjoyed the genuine welcome and great service from the man at the counter of this charming,…read morecozy cafe. My coffee order is standard for me, however, when I asked for his advice and recommendation on a breakfast sandwich, he steered me to his favorite burrito. The latte was great; high end melange of rich flavor. Breakfast burrito was substantial and delicious. Great experience, Thanks again! Bill

We popped in for a chai tea and a pastry. The chai tasted like a cold coffee and when we took it…read moreback they assured us it was chai. They doctored it with sugar but it still ended up poured out on the road. The cinnamon rill was not much better it was dry and tasteless. It was very crowded and nice inside with a long wait. Not sure if we hit them on a bad day, if they don't make chai very often or what but we would not recommend. It was a nice atmosphete with nice seating options with a trendy crowd. Fairly quick service for the number of people ordering and waiting.

Super cute coffee shop near what seems to be a newer community in this small town. There is a drive…read morethru option. It has some seating inside and 1-restroom. I loved the decor inside and vibes. I got a dirty chai and it's the perfect amount of sweet and dirty lol and Caramel macchiato was great as well. Menu for drinks is pretty basic has lots of syrups but no speciality drinks that were shown during my visit.

Very cute indoor space with a sweet area for children. Both…read moremy husband and I commented that the coffee with oatmilk was the best we've had, and we are admittedly picky about coffee. We will absolutely stop there again the next time we go the the area.

Everything here is good! The bagel breakfast sandwich is amazing, and all coffee flavors we've…read moretried have been wonderful.

I used to go every day. love the staff. can't go back until the drive through line is for DRINKS…read moreONLY. Can't wait for others food orders which backs up the line longer than my patience to wait.

Went here for 3 out of 4 coffee days I had in Bozeman. The espresso is amazing. My recommendation…read moreis an iced vanilla latte, extra shot of espresso. Smooth and rich! Wish I could take them back to Ohio with me! Service is average. Nothing above or below standard. I waited quite some time my first time, but I won't lie: it was so good I wasn't even mad.

The coffee itself is disgusting. I couldn't even drink my almond latte. I also ordered the special…read more(which was a peppermint chai). You can't really mess up a powdered chai. Overall, I hate Starbucks but next time through, if I can't find a different local espresso shop, Starbucks will probably be where I go.

This is a nice coffee shop in an unexpected, but good location…read more From the minute you walk in you can sense that it will be different. It's a home-like feeling, with a front section presenting comfortable seating allowing a view to the outside. If some places can make me feel claustrophic even when I'm not, then when I come here, this is where I'll sit. It reminds me of a closed-in front porch. Go through the entrance to the coffee shop, you'll see the rustic vibe in the decor. There's seating in this area, but off to the side is a much larger room for groups, or meetings. When I try a coffee shop for the first time, I take my time, soak up the atmosphere, look at the menu including their descriptions, and ask questions if I need to do so. My tendency the first time is to go with a standard drink because it allows me to determine if the coffee lives up or down to the atmosphere. That takes me to the reason I come in: the coffee. It is very good. I would have a hard time finding fault with any of the drinks I've tried here. I don't know if it's the coffee, the place, or the employees who chat amicably with everyone -- even the newcomers. Go early enough in the day and there will be a tasty choice of food options in generous portions. The location is just off one of the busy main roads, but easily accessible on your way to or from the airport.

Did some research and decided this was the best place to check out in town, and we were right!…read moreWonderful atmosphere-- peaceful enough to relax or get some work done at, and comfortable seating with a couch in the front if you're wanting to chat. The food was wonderful and very reasonable priced too! I went with everyone's recommendation and got the iced bee sting but with oat milk, an apple cider donut, and a loaded breakfast burrito without the cheese or queso. Definitely satisfying. They are also super first responder and military friendly as well! The young man working provided excellent service and was very friendly and helpful. If I'm ever in town again, I'll absolutely be swinging by! My cousin's review: "Definitely better than Starbucks."