A great stop for lunch headed to or from South Dakota. It's a tourist gift shop meets diner, and my…read moreexpectations were low, but guess what - the Indian Fry Bread Taco works! It's a big order - the size and shape of a pizza, and less like a taco. Don't mistake it for an authentic Mexican dish. Fry bread meets basic taco - but a fun comfort dish. The Buffalo cheeseburger was good with fresh ingredients but the taco is the reason to stop. Service was super friendly- really nice people.

After eating two thoroughly mediocre Indian Tacos in the past couple of days, I was excited seeing…read morethe signs advertising the Indian Taco at Custer Battlefield Trading Post Cafe as being the best in the west. As I walked in, I saw posters stating that this restaurant was recommended by Oprah herself. Very promising! Frybread with Honey ($8.99) - The frybread here is fantastic! As with most frybreads, it's a plate-sized frisbee of fried dough, although irregular in thickness and leavening. Some areas have the chew and puff like a doughnut, while other areas are almost completely hollow almost like pita bread. The frybread is crisp on outside without being overly greasy. It goes so well with the honey they provide in a squeeze bottle delivered to your table. I would eat this as-is again and again. (5/5) Indian Taco ($14.95) - Now, take the excellent frybread and use it as a base to ladle on seasoned ground beef with beans, chopped romaine lettuce, shredded cheddar cheese, diced tomato, and black olives. Instead of dousing the top with salsa (might be pico since it's quite thick and not runny at all), it's thoughtfully served in a cup on the side so you can dress the salad to your liking. I actually preferred it this way as I found the salsa to be very salty. The dish also comes with a packet of sour cream on the side. I found the beef to be ground a little too well. Instead of a traditional ground beef texture, it kind of felt like frozen burrito-style extruded beef. Not the best texture, but I guess more authentic? (4/5) One of the issues we found was with the cups and silverware - both smelled kind of musty, like they weren't properly dried. I guess just don't sniff them and you'll be fine? Overall I thoroughly enjoyed the food served at Trading Post Cafe. I definitely recommend the frybread if you're visiting Little Bighorn Bathrooms: At least one individual unisex room in the store

That was absolutely the very best cinnamon roll I have ever tasted in my whole 73 years on planet…read moreearth. Fabulous, homemade and the frosting was indescribable ecstatic. Even if you are full from there fabulous food, order a cinnamon bun to go. You will thank me later!

Need I say more? This is beautiful. Cozy spot in Hardin. Lovely staff. Reminds me of the small…read morediner you'd see in a movie when a city person stops through.

Great food, great coffee. There is no reason this place…read moreshould have anything less than a 5 star review. Absolute gem of a coffee shop and I have been to hundreds. Also, it's easy to get a truck and trailer into!

We stopped for lunch just looking for a quick place to eat and boy are we glad we took this exit!!…read moreWe had soup and sandwiches that were amazing!! The pastries looked very good but we were so full we didn't try them!! If you are in the area this is a must stop!!

A must stop for great coffee! Passing thru on a trip and found this gem. I ordered a peppermint…read morelatte. They were out of peppermint, but recommended Creme de Minthe. My new favorite latte! Thank you ladies for your coffee and kindness! Definitely worth the stop!

Another great Yelp find!! Take the exit and do the short…read moredrive to this small business. Excellent coffee! Latte heated just right with a good amount of foam. The Morning Stampede was exactly as stated. Just the right amount of honey and the cinnamon was well mixed in. With no other options for breakfast we did the muffin and croissant.. They were ok (Costco made). The girls were personable and knew what they were doing. Worth the stop!!!

This little coffee shop and its accompanying barber shop are attractive and inviting!…read more Additionally, the large deck off the coffee shop is very nice; the big cottonwood trees surrounding it are lovely. I imagine that on summer evenings it would be a sweet spot to enjoy a beverage. Even with this said, I cannot see how ARISE can make it. This is a conclusion that I am not happy to make. But I've come to my opinion because (1) a variety of coffee drinks and Italian ices are all that is available. The menu resembles what one sees at any Starbucks. And (2) Arise is located much too far off the interstate to attract tourists. People traveling through this part of the state are more likely to take in the activities at The Little Big Horn Battlefield and to enjoy a meal at the restaurant located near that site than they are to stop here. Nonetheless, if coffee and pie were offered at Arise, I think this delightful little spot would see some activity and perhaps even see some profit. Now, I'm aware that profit is NOT what Arise is about. This is a Christian community meeting place. It's a fine idea and could be made finer by actually being able to bring in some people. Right? (I'm not certain the founders did the research necessary to understand the "market" from which they intend to draw.) I'd love to see this little business make a go of it in Lodge Grass. Clearly, a lot of time and effort have gone into putting an Arise coffee shop on the Crow reservation. The possibilities are there! And I don't mean to be glib, but Jesus doesn't just come for coffee. He comes for community. "Where two or three are gathered together, there I am among you" ~ a gathering of this sort IS the start of a community. True? Yes! So get that gathering going! Finally, I'll bet that the tourists you're looking to entice would be most interested in trying some Native Fry Bread and sweetened ice tea. Afterall, they can buy coffee, etc., any day of the week, from any coffee shop in any town or city off any interstate in the country. Traffic is necessary for the communal & financial success Arise seeks. I sincerely hope this wonderful idea can, and will, revise its strategy into something that will ultimately work. Best of luck!

From the owner: As one of the first new businesses to open in Lodge Grass, MT in over 35 years, we strive to…read moreprovide excellent coffee and a relaxing atmosphere to the community. Connecting with people around a good cup of coffee is a priority.

A nice coffee shop in the small town of Hardin. They do have a drive through which is convenient if…read moreyou're on the go. The drinks are fairly priced and they have countless syrups if you're in the mood to try something new. I ordered a huckleberry frappe and there wasn't much huckleberry flavor (consider an extra pump if you're wanting more huckleberry and less coffee taste). The owner is very friendly and will remember you if you frequent the store. There isn't any sit down area inside the coffee shop if you're interested in doing any sort of work. Instead, when going inside, you'll be greeted by black and orange covering every service (I felt like I stepped into a halloween store). The store doubles as a Bulldogs swag shop (local high school mascot) and any sort of school pride item you can think of can be bought here. Paw power!

Delicious coffee!!! I bring my own syrup but the flavor of the coffee itself is awesome!! Thank…read moreyou!!

Great ambiance inside selling lots of swag and cool idems. But most importantly the coffee was…read morelovely. They were short staffed and it still came out quick and was made with love! Highly recommend

Right out front, I will not go back because of the foul-language stuff here. It looked like a…read morewholesome place from the outside, but one employee had a sexually coarse ball cap on and they were selling shirts with f-bombs on them. We're family people are just don't go for that. Besides that, my cappuccino was not very good (foam too loose and espresso tasted burnt).

Super friendly staff and cool shop! Coffee was delicious and the ice cream was top notch! This…read moreplace was a cool little oasis on a pretty long road trip. Highly recommend!!

What a great shop. Plenty of coffee, tea and dirty soda options. Fabulous sitting areas that make…read moreit so cozy. Loved the iced lattes. Super friendly service!

You want a delicious coffee? The honey bee latte is THE right choice. An iced, delicious latte on a…read moresmoking hot day while walking around downtown? Sounds like the perfect vibe to me. The shop is laid back, staff is friendly, and my husband says that the red velvet cheesecake brownie is one of the best sweet treats he's ever eaten - he ate it faster than I could snap a photo. Java Moon is certifiably too good

This is usually a great coffee stop. However this time I seriously regretted it. The chicken…read moretarragon made me need a hotel room for an additional night due to nonstop vomiting. Most expensive chicken sandwich I've ever had. Emotionally and financially.

Food is awesome. Coffee is top notch. Service is as as welcoming as you could ask for. Cool spot…read moreand I will be back.

Coffee: excellent. Atmosphere: laid back and good for…read moresmall groups Decor: retro industrial/vintage mix Employees: depends on the day/time but efficient and not much for small talk or pleasantries. Uncommon Grounds seems small, with the coffee counter taking up about a quarter of the space, but can seat 30 or so. During rush hours, good luck finding a seat. It's that popular. That crowded feel is offset by the two sofas near the front that create space. Although tables instead might give more seating, it would change this from a relaxed space into a hurry and go. The coffee is excellent. I've only ever seen one person behind the counter and during busy times there's a wait, but it's been worth it. Overall this is a winner