Outstanding microfoam in my wet cappuccino. Delicious hot drink made my morning. The barista knows…read morehow to roll the foam!

Heidi's coffee was sooo good! If I were to be a local I would stop by regularly! So tasty!! I am…read morehaving a hard time writing this review because I just want to get back to my coffee lol. I will say I wish our bagels were toasted in a toaster rather microwaved but overall the experience was nice people were super inviting and kind and I would be back if we lived close!

First time visiting Mazevo coffee in Laurel, Montana. All of the workers were very kind and…read morewelcoming, the store was clean. Service was prompt and all orders were correct. Iced Chai Latte with Almond Milk is fantastic!!

Horrible service, horrible drinks, and horrible environment. The girl that was at the front counter…read morewas extremely rude and had an attitude the whole time. There were lots of other people waiting a ridiculous amount of time for their drinks. Half of the drinks others were waiting on were made wrong. The workers forgot every bit of information they were told in the order and had to repeatedly walk up to the same people, including a girl I was with, and ask what they ordered. it was extremely frustrating and honestly, they weren't even busy. I've worked in food service and this was ridiculous.

We popped in after riding from Cody on the bikes. Really good selection for breakfast. I had the…read morebreakfast burrito while my riding partner had the odd combo of big ass bun, chili, and breakfast sausage. Good hot coffee with attentive service you can go wrong.

WIN 356! I defeated…read morethe 12-Egg Omelette Challenge at The Cracked Egg, in Laurel, Montana. Contestants have 30 minutes to finish off a dozen egg omelette, along with 2-3 pounds of hashbrowns. For the omelette, you can choose either double meat, or 1 meat + 1 vegetable, & cheese. I chose rib dip, baby spinach, & Swiss cheese. Rib dip is shredded beef. I took my last bite, right before the time expired. For winning, I received the $36 meal for free, a hat, & a spot on the wall of fame. For dessert, we had a huckleberry cream cheese cinnamon roll! I am only their 2nd winner out of 55 attempts. *Since attempting this challenge, the restaurant has switched to an only breakfast menu. Therefore, rib dip is no longer on the menu, as they had served it on a lunch sandwich.

Thirsty Saddle Espresso is such a new coffee kiosk that it gets lost amongst the nearby buildings…read moreuntil potential customers are speeding by or miss the turn. On the south side of Laurel, outside of town on the busy highway headed to Red Lodge, this kiosk's owner picked a great spot to capture traffic from the nearby refinery and those headed to the Beartooth mountains or Yellowstone or Wyoming. As it has opened just as the summer season kicks off, it'll likely see a lot of traffic. If they don't, it'd be a loss to those who drove by. Plus, those who don't stop miss the chance to support a small local business. The coffee is good -- at least it is if you prefer a stronger brew as your base. Of course they have non-coffee drinks if sugar instead of caffeine is your choice of bad habit. The one hiccup that will be quickly remedied: because it is located so close to the highway that at times can be noisy and busy and there is no bell or alarm to notify the employee that someone is waiting for service, you may need to wait a bit for them to notice you. The day I visited, the owner's relative was working, acknowledged the issue before I had a chance to mention it, and then proceeded to make a near-perfect latte. I'm now a fan. Next time you find yourself out of town headed south, look for this small building on the left (east) side of the road.

From the owner: Fresh local roasted beans and ground fresh at time of order…read more Red Bull drinks Lotus drinks Hot and cold coffee and espresso Local owner and employees

Outstanding little shop ! Food was perfect and pastries are simply the best. This is a new MUST go…read morein Laurel.

Well I think I've been spoiled by this newly opened coffee kiosk…read more With many of the same standard choices as other places, Koo Beans sets itself apart by offering the normal flavorings, but also sugar free keto-friendly flavors - some with MCT Oil -- and bubble teas also made with natural ingredients. I tried two things; well, three, if you count the edible goodies from local places like Red Rooster (a place that never disappoints) and Koo Beans hit all the marks. I started with the Keto Vanilla Latte and could not have been more surprised. No chemical taste, just flavor. I was sorry I finished it. The vanilla flavor lasted to the not-at-all-bitter end. For later, I also ordered a blueberry bubble tea and when that first bubble burst on my tongue, I knew Koo Beans would become a regular stop. In chatting with the Owners (Alaina and Matthew, I think she said), she mentioned her goal is to provide flavors that are natural, without added sugars at reasonable prices. Mission accomplished, I think. After nearly two years of research to find what they were looking for and then to make this dream happen, she's living her dream right now. Kudos! . Koo Beans needs to stay around - they offer something different than the traditional coffee spots and it works well for them.

Horrible experience overall. The coffee wasn't bad per say but the girl was not very friendly and…read morethere is better service at places like Heidi's.

Man, I was working nights at the refinery in Laurel, and nothing was open in the morning when I got…read moreoff. All fast food food served is breakfast foods. I was literally sick of egg and breakfast pork meats on a biscuit. Thank god for this truck stop. The restaurant was open early and made anything your heart desired. The staff were super friendly and super fast. Like way fast. The food came out quick. Which is important when you have a tight sleep schedule. And the food was great. Good quality and good quantity. And priced accordingly

I am disappointed to get served burned food. Simple food. Got half of food is burn. If I am cook…read more I am embarrass to serve food to pay customers but he served it and server even notice food is burn !! I should not give 3 ster but service is ok.

We drove by and the "serving breakfast" sign , so we pulled in . We ordered the tri tip breakfast…read moreburrito and biscuits and gravy . The homemade biscuits and scratch sausage gravy was Amazing ! The Smokey tri tip burrito had peppers on it , and it also was Amazing ! The service outstanding ! We will definitely be back as regulars . We have family coming to town , we are going to bring them here and let the girls play in the game room , while we enjoy some good . I would give this 10 stars ! Thanks for the excellent food and service ! Jason and Gina !

Food trucks -- an ideal way to accommodate the social distancing of today's environment. Making it…read moreeven more appealing is coming across one that can serve very tasty food. Burnin the Bone to the rescue. In all fairness, though, they were doing this before the virus disrupted things. While I've never had a bad anything, the brisket sandwich is still my favorite. The roll is okay, but brisket is what makes it--- that I can order some brisket alone for a future get together or meal is even better. They do offer catering, after all. The breakfast items aren't a standout for me when compared with the lunch things. They're good, not stellar. Although I will say one day they had a "fire hog" burrito with egg and brisket...not sure if it was a lunch or breakfast item, but holy hell ... it had the fires of hell in every bite, between the jalapeño and Serrano pepper and the ghost chili sauce. That hell tasted damn good. Mostly serving from their spot in the Heights, Burnin the Bone occasionally sneaks out of that area and sets up elsewhere. It's a father and son team running the truck -- a family thing. His wife runs "burnin the bean coffee"'stand next door to where this truck is parked in the Heights location. Find this truck, try their food, support a small local business, and enjoy the food.

First and last time ever stopping at this dive, $4.00 for a fountain soda. The fountain drink…read morecost more than the 24 ounce can of beer. Asked for ID from a 62 year old man with a grey beard. But the clerk didn't even really look at the ID. I asked her what year he was born.....she couldn't even answer. Just a formality she said.

One stop shop for weary travelers, especially long-distance RVers and OTR truckers: overnight…read moreparking, diesel for reasonable price, laundry, showers, restaurant, knick-knacks and coffee to go!