Meeting Veronika was wonderful! She was fascinating to speak with! Meeting the actual baker was so…read morefun! Great service! The shop is tiny and thoughtfully designed to be easily managed by just one person. I arrived less than an hour and a half after Veronika opened her shop and bought the last four pastries, three pear croissants and a scone. Truly amazing baked goods. Quite a treat! Thanks again to Veronika! Bill

In Billings and looking for a quick sweet treat in Big Sky country, lucky to find Veronika's Pastry…read moreShop. This small, private business is serving up homemade Eastern European and Russian pastries. The variety is good with the incorporation of many seasonal and tasty treats. The owner is engaging, pleasant and shares detailed information about her delicious creations. We chose the raspberry with cream cheese croissant and the pear with almond paste croissant. All of the croissants were light, fluffy and crisp. The berry flavors were clean, sweet and crisp. It is a good combination and not heavy. A small critique is a slight bit of dryness. Overall, this is a great stop for a homemade tasty treat to your morning routine. The owner of Veronika's Pastry Shop takes great pride in her craft and ability to make delicious and savory treats. If you are in Billings, show her your live and help support this true asset to the local cuisine.

Looking for an old fashion diner that serves tradtional breakfast staples, Stella's Kitchen in…read moreBillings fits that need. Long lines and a 10 minute wait on Monday morning, as we checked in. Stella's understands their clients as one must run the gauntlet of one-pound sweet rolls and several other tasty treats highlighted in the showcase. the way to your table. Families are the norm here with mainly mom's and their young families anxiously awaiting to eat. We started with an order of biscuits and gravy. The biscuits were fluffy and smothered with sausage gravy. A homerun! The large pancake with Huckleberry syrup and an egg was done well, too. Food here is for the hearty crowd of hard workers, labors and hungry families. The portions are quite generous and done well. Stella's is a true gem with the Billing's breakfast crowd. Each morning as we drove by, a crowd had already formed. If you are looking for a good, solid and hearty breakfast, get to Stella's Kitchen. The staff may be young but they are excellent at providing great service with a smile.

Oh. My. Gosh. The GF cinnamon swirl muffin was a little…read morepiece of heaven. The eggs, sourdough, hash browns, and sausage were also divine. --my husband LOVED the omelette. We loved loved loved this for breakfast. The cinnamon roll was also to die for. Seriously was so incredibly delicious and filling and perfect for breakfast. Our waitress was also fantastic. Gave us to-go cups for our coffee which was the bestest thing ever. EAT here. You will not regret it. It brought be such an odd sensation of joy. Such a nostalgic yet new feeling of bliss. LOVE LOVE LOVE It has the feel of home. Good music, clan environment, chatty people. Loved it.

Delicious frosting choices. Nice place to sit and great service, we enjoyed stopping inread more

I was in town on business and it was my birthday and I wanted a cupcake and this was near where I…read morehad just had lunch so I stopped in. I got the "yin yang" which was described to me as "vanilla and espresso cake with raspberry frosting". She went to put it in a monstrosity of plastic container and I asked her to just give it to me to eat straight away and she seemed like this was the first time she'd been asked this (there were tables there so clearly people have eaten on site before). Ended up being placed on a napkin The cupcake itself was a bit undercooked and had, surprise, a lot of gooey caramel in it that made it impossible to eat cleanly. So I had one bite and it was far too sweet and the tossed it.

Three Birds is the brick and mortar evolution of MT Rudeboys food truck. They had the opportunity…read moreto take over Log Cabin's lease so they are in this space. They painted, renovated a bit, but have not gotten new signage yet-so the old Log Cabin sign is still up. The owner and his friend run things at this cafe and they are so friendly and helpful. The menu is approachable, affordable, and creative. They voiced that the goal was to have an affordable and healthy option in Billings for families. And that it is! They try to source all ingredients locally, they make their own breads and sweets, and partner with local citizens who grow greens, veggies, etc. Their hours are not set yet as they are just starting up but I know they are open for lunches on week days and brunch on Saturday starting at 10AM. I had the croissant French toast which is soaked in vanilla cream overnight (SO GOOD) and my husband had eggs with avocado toast (4 thick slices with generous amounts of avocado) and the side of potatoes was amazing-rosemary flavored and crispy. These meals were about $7 each. It was a deal. We will definitely be returning! The owners kids and wife came by as we were finishing and it was hard to pull our daughter away from playing with his crew, who generously shared their toys with her. This is a gem and I hope they thrive in Billings!

Superior customer service from the moment you walk in. Super friendly. Very quaint atmosphere but…read morehad real flowers in the vases and interesting art work on the walls. Our food was good and we both finished our sandwiches. No complaints, but possibly lacked in the flavor department being a bit on the blander side. We also bought and tried a dessert and baguette that we both enjoyed. As a Billings native, the menu might be a smaller version of what you would see at the Field house, but a more relaxed atmosphere. Will certainly be returning.

In the old Log Cabin Bakery site, Miss GiGi's opened this little shop (mornings only), where there…read moreare sweet, tasty delights for that morning coffee run. With hand-pies, cinnamon rolls, caramel rolls, scones, etc. and, of course, coffee, Miss GiGi's has everything for a decadent, carb-filled breakfast. It works. On the weekends, they have biscuits and gravy and once it's okay to linger again, it will be an ideal spot to relax and gear up for the morning at work, or to begin your weekend exploratory jaunt. We tried a selection of things: the cream-cheese icing on an apple-filled roll, and the chocolate-covered vanilla-bean cream filled -- or at least bites of each. They were really good, but if the filling is what you crave the most, then there wasn't much of it in either. A bite or two is just about right, the rest relatively ordinary, but still okay. It was a good foil to coffee and tea. The hand-pie, the peach, was large enough to split into two servings, and heated up well on the next day. The selections of everything each day is limited, so getting there first thing in the morning, ensures you can get your favorite.

Commenting for my mom who says she "can't Yelp" but loves Miss Gigi's: "beyond delectable! Her…read morechocolate bars are out of this world. It really is delicious. I buy stuff for coworkers from there because they need to know HOW scrumptious this place is."

Don't wait until the end of this bakery's day. You'll miss all the good stuff. Maybe I should say…read moreyou'll miss a lot of the good stuff and be left choosing from the remaining good stuff. It's all good. The "baker" Chef Jacqueline, and the assistant are both professional and excited to talk about their bakery that uses sustainable ingredients whenever possible. Their breads, and treats, can be custom-ordered. Having tried a couple of their breads, sourdough and wheat, I will say both were delicious, denser than store breads, and a good alternative to store bread and a time saver if you're a do-it-yourself person. If gluten-free is your life, the bird bread, made with sprouted seeds is also really good. Gluten-free options on some of the treats is also do-able. You can order in advance, get breakfast treats by the dozen to go, or simply take your chances on what is already.

Excellent service! Thank you for the recommendations and you're right they are ALL delicious…read more However, like most things they should be eaten relatively soon. They're good the next day but the day of they're better.

Worst customer service ever. I'd put a zero star review if I could. I just wanted a simple cake and…read moreafter having a conversation via chat they just stopped responding! There are PLENTY of other places to get cakes in Billings. Good luck with your business if this is how you treat prospective customers!

Found my new go-to bakery in Billings! Holy cow it's amazing! Stopped in this morning and was…read moregreeted by the owner who was super friendly. They have some really great combinations of cookies and cakes and are receptive to new flavors. Very creative with their cake designs, check them out on IG or FB for some pretty cool examples of their work. Cannot say enough great stuff about this place. I will absolutely be returning!

We stumbled across this place randomly and decided to give it a shot. Very happy to find that they…read morehad a variety of cupcakes. I ordered the lemonchello and birthday cake cupcakes. Both were moist, sweet and very well balanced. We also got the shark attack cotton candy. Fair warning this will stain your mouth heavily with blue coloring. Friendly owner was very polite when educating us on the flavors. Each cupcake and the cotton candy cup were $3.50. There also was an assortment of lemon bars, huckleberry bars, cake pops and cookies.

She should be arrested for the decadent and delicious German Chocolate cake she sold us. The flavor…read morewas truly amazing and delightful! This establishment provides delectable treats for all ages. Also, we tried a huckleberry bar which had the utmost mouthwatering flavor and; Josephine is correct it was a true fit with a hot cup of coffee. This Bakery is a hidden gem right on Grand Avenue. You have me,and my entire family, as new customers. Lastly, you made my spouse's birthday spectacular in which all raved about the cake!