Love the coffee/ breakfast spot in Glendive. Been her before…read moreand love the ambiance and staff, very accommodating and comfortable. Coffee and food is great!

All the things! Absolutely gorgeous greenhouse of beautiful plants and flowers with delicious chai…read moretea lattes and apple/cheddar sandwich served by the friendliest team - including Danielle! Must stop in! Make the detour. You will be glad you did.

Espresso drinks were delicious and just what was needed to keep us caffeinated and driving on our…read moreroad trip! Service was great and friendly!

So friendly, great service. Apple scone was good, Carmel Macchioto was very good. This is a nice…read moredrive up coffee truck. I definitely recommend it.

This place is not called j&l cafe. It is now Gigi's cafe now and is attached to the Sinclair gas…read morestation. Friendly waitress and good coffee and clean. Lots of tables and counter area for seating. Ordered 2 eggs over easy and 1/ order sausage Patty (1) and sourdough toast & coffee $11.50 Delicious. Hubby Chicken fried steak 2eggs toast and hash browns and coffee 17.50 Also delicious and way too much food. Took home for another meal. This is a very nice place I would definitely recommend. Fast friendly and full!

I stopped here for breakfast while driving through Glendive hoping to have a cup of coffee and a…read moregood breakfast. It was obvious this was a favorite with the locals. The cafe is attached to a gas station a little ways from the interstate. I ordered a cup of coffee, 2 eggs over easy,hash browns and whole wheat toast. What I received was 2 eggs over easy, soggy non browned potatoes, whole wheat bread and 1 cup of coffee with no refills ever offered. Bad breakfast, poor service at a very non descript gas station cafe. I will never repeat the experience of eating at this place.

Ok, this place had the CLEANEST bathrooms. My husband came out and said the same thing about his…read more The store was very clean, and the parking lot and pumps were decorated with bright flowers and decor. Very nice!

After my evening walk, I wanted something to be refreshed with. I walked in and get immediate…read morestares from the RUDE cashier. She scolded a young girl for trying to use the bathroom and proceeded to impatiently BANG on the counter when we were looking at the selection of drinks. When we were ready to check out and she very rudely shouted the total in our face. She did say have a good rest of your day which I appreciate. Very disappointed!

Fun place, great coffee! Found this place while traveling, and if I go this way again, I will…read moredefinitely stop in!

what an excellent cafe! we stopped here on the way to Yellowstone. coffee and pastries were great…read more ambience excellent. staff were very friendly. it's open despite the construction outside! would definitely go again

Cool 50s vibe diner. Clean, friendly service and the French dip sandwich was very tasty.read more

We stopped in around noon on a Wednesday for lunch. The restaurant was completely empty when we…read morearrived. We were told the fryers were down, which wasn't a problem since we planned to order breakfast items anyway. Our server was friendly, but service felt disorganized from the start. She forgot to bring my coffee, and I had to ask for it while she was sitting at the desk computer. We also noticed our food was taking an unusually long time to arrive, despite us being the only customers in the restaurant. Eventually, we learned they had to turn on and heat up the flat-top grill after we placed our order. At lunchtime on a Wednesday, that was surprising. Had we known the grill wasn't already operating, we probably would have chosen somewhere else. We're traveling and were hoping for a quick meal, but it took nearly an hour from start to finish, with over 30 minutes passing before our food arrived. Unfortunately, the food itself was even more disappointing than the wait. I ordered a ham and cheese omelet but was served a bacon and cheese omelet instead, which is a pretty significant difference. The pancake was dense, dry, and almost flavorless -- it honestly tasted like it was made from little more than flour and water. The French toast was acceptable but nothing memorable. Overall, we took a few bites from everything but barely touched our food.  We've been traveling for a month and eating at restaurants all over the country, and this was easily the most disappointing meal we've had on the road. The staff was pleasant, but between the long wait, incorrect order, and poor food quality, we won't be returning next time we pass through.

Standard truck stop fare. Good coffee. Try the cinnamon or carmel rolls.read more

Ok when the lady at the window asked if I wanted whip cream on my Carmel macchiato I wanted to rip…read moremy hair out!!!! Wtf!? On what plant has a Carmel macchiato EVER had whip cream? Please have everyone understand the drinks and don't shake them up before serving them to customers. Although a small coffee shop in Sidney I'm still paying a lot of money

Best coffee shop. Friendly staff & amazing drink choices. My favorite part is that my boss…read moredoesn't consider it being late when you arrive with coffee from this place :)

My husband and I went for lunch/happy hour and it was lovely. We originally tried one of their…read morebeers at another establishment and found out Meadowlark Brewery was in the same town! Had to try it. Faith was such a great help when we came in. She had answers for everything we had questions on. She even helped us select our flights based on our preference of ales. We actually came in for burgers and I forgot to take pictures because we were so hungry. They were delicious! Well, my husband saw another table order the pretzel so he said he MUST have one too. It was delicious! It's a great little brewery to check out. All the drinks we tried were great. I even started mixing some and made them even better. It was such a chill vibe and we're definitely coming back soon.

Here's my experience: I came in on a Friday evening around…read more6:15. The restaurant was about 65% full, so it wasn't slammed. I was seated in plain sight....easily visible to all five of the young waitresses working that evening. Over the next several minutes, I watched them serve food, refill waters, and check in with other tables around me. Not once did any of them acknowledge me. No "someone will be right with you," no "we're a little behind," not even eye contact or a smile. Nothing. It was as if I was completely invisible. I gave them the benefit of the doubt...maybe they were overwhelmed or distracted. So I waited. But then, three of them gathered behind the bar to chat and regroup. They saw me sitting there and even asked each other out loud, "Has anyone helped that table?" They looked confused, shrugged it off, and went right back to their conversation. Still, no one came over. No one claimed responsibility. I didn't even get a glass of water. I sat there for nearly 10 minutes. Not a word. Not a glance. I finally got up and calmly walked out. Several nearby guests actually gave me sympathetic looks--they could see what was happening too. And here's the kicker: I had plenty of time to look through the menu, and honestly, the prices felt a bit high for what was being offered. Nothing jumped out or made me eager to order. Maybe that was because I was starting to feel dehydrated from the lack of water. For the record, I'm just an average guy, clean and respectful, fresh out of the shower with a spray of cologne. I wasn't rude, disruptive, or hard to miss. Bottom line: I felt completely dismissed and ignored. I won't be coming back. Best of luck to the team--I hope service improves for future guests