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

Good, strong coffee in the library for a steal of a price.read more

Very good coffee it was hot and ready not old Nd nasty anyone should come for a breakfast coffee…read moreand good price

I've been to Drum coffee a handful of times and have not had a bad experience. In fact, I've only…read morehad wonderful experiences at Drum coffee. I usually get an americano. They only offer one size and it's perfect! They have a section of Drum Coffee co gear which looks super cool - I'll probably pick up a mug soon! They offer both bar seating and tables and there's typically some light music in the background. A big shout out to the manager Kendra. She's so nice and always has a smile on her face! They give to local charities and each time you're inside you can help choose which one you'd like them to give the most to. Drum has great coffee, great people and a great space - check em out!

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.

Had a quick overnight stay in Missoula. Wanted to have at least one little fun experience before…read moreheading north to my destination. Popped into Black Coffee and was delighted. It's a huge hangar type space filled with locals bustling in for their morning coffee. My typical way to know if I'll like a coffee shop is if their cappuccino is only offered in one (or two) sizes. Black Coffee had that-BINGO. Delicious and perfectly made. My only regret is not buying beans to brew at home.

4 stars Tucked into…read morea gorgeous old Quonset hut, Black Coffee Roasting Co. (525) is worth a stop for the building alone--that curved corrugated-metal shell, the tangle of Edison bulbs strung across the high ceiling, and a sunny little patio out back make it one of the more distinctive coffee spots around. The service was friendly and quick. I ordered at the counter and had my drink in hand in no time, with genuinely nice folks behind the bar. The menu has some fun, unexpected touches too--the mint cold brew is a standout you won't find everywhere, and it's refreshing without being gimmicky. The pastry case is where they really shine. House-made bialys, savory danishes with coconut greens and pork belly, sweet danishes with black tea and roasted rhubarb, plus a rotating lineup of cookies and tea cakes. Everything looks like it's made with real care, and the bakery side (Grist) clearly takes the craft seriously. One heads-up: there's no WiFi. If you're hoping to post up and grind through a few hours of work, this isn't the spot for it--plan on a shorter visit or bring a hotspot. For a quick, high-quality coffee-and-pastry run, though, it's a winner. Come for the architecture and the mint cold brew, stay for the bialys--just don't expect to get much emailing done.

Cute place! I had a half baguette and it was just as it…read moreshould be. Felt like it was from a Parisian cafe. Ha! Latte was well made. Small selection of in-house chocolate.

This chocolate is custom-made by the two owners. It is organic and a great deal of love goes into…read morethis. If you're in the area it is definitely worth a little segue.

Idk man, the americano was weak and tasted bad…read more I got a berry crossaint that was dry, not very fruit filled and pretty gross honestly

Stayed at the AC Hotel across the street and came here everyday. Very cute cafe shop and cafe…read moreattached to the Wren. WiFi if you need to work, good amount of seating. Enjoyed matcha, latte, cortado, and chai. Lovely people.

Best salads in town! Fresh ingredients, savory dressings. Nice combination of crisp greens, crunchy…read moreveggies, and a variety of toppings - beans, nuts, etc. Fast service,

Good service! Everyone was kind and welcoming. The restaurant is beautifully designed and has a…read moregreat atmosphere. They played great music too. I also really appreciated that they offer several vegan options. I ordered the Creamy Blue Smoothie and the Banana Walnut Oatmeal. The oatmeal was absolutely AMAZING--perfectly cooked, flavorful, and easily one of the best breakfasts I've had here. It's the item I'd recommend to everyone. The smoothie was good overall, but the fresh mint was a bit overpowering and left an aftertaste for me. I think it would be even better without the mint or with less of it. I also appreciated that they use compostable straws, although mine was cracked when I unwrapped it. Later, I came back for lunch and ordered the half Brussels Caesar Salad with the vegan protein. The vegan protein (chickpeas and lentils) was delicious, and the half portion was surprisingly large. I also liked that the dressing came already tossed throughout the salad. One thing I found a little confusing was that the Brussels Caesar uses a vegan dressing but is topped with cheese, so I'd be curious what substitution is offered for guests ordering it vegan. The bread was good, although the butter was served very cold and was difficult to spread. A few suggestions that could make the experience even better: * Add a larger "Basal" sign above the entrance to make the restaurant easier to spot. * Install a large wall-mounted menu inside for easier viewing. * Keep tables and chairs wiped down throughout the lunch rush. The restaurant was spotless during breakfast, but by lunchtime several tables and seats needed cleaning. Given the price point, I'd expect a bit more attention to dining room upkeep. Overall: good atmosphere, friendly staff, and good food. I recommend the Banana Walnut Oatmeal.