So this place is literally in the middle of NOWHERE! It's 20 miles outside of Big Timber, MT along…read moreroute 191. There's nothing on either side of it and nothing across the street as far as the eye can see... yet there it is! And it was very nice for breakfast: comfortable, pleasant indoor and outdoor seating; prompt, friendly, low-key service. The brunch menu is not giant but it's definitely adequate: I had the scramble skillet and it was a v nice plate of delicious food. Everyone else was happy with their food as well. Good coffee. And as we sat there, people started showing up from all over in their cherry classic cars and RVs. And, just to complete the jaw-dropping experience, later the same week, Clint Black was going to perform there!! What??! Anyway, if you find urself in Big Timber, this little place is well worth the drive.

The Big Sky Country is blessed with several out of the way cafes. cafe 191 is a newcomer, at…read moreMelville about Half way between Big Timber and Harlowton, and it is a jewel, serving mostly the surrounding ranch families and travelers like me. The place is comfortable, laid back but professional, and spotless. I wasn't there for breakfast but staff served a very good vanilla latte. Then I had the burger from locally raised beef. Just outstanding quality. Hand cut thick fries were also solid. It is neat to see the locals stop by--clearly everyone appreciates the place. They bake their own desserts too. Attentive, efficient staff. No one is loafing. Just us visitors! Well worth the drive into the middle of nowhere. Can't wait to drop in for breakfast.

Well, I gave it another try, ladies at the register who took my order we're rude and short not to…read moremention I asked for a latte no foam the cup was half full and the other half foam! ridiculous for what I paid Not sure if they just cater to older crowd and have their favorites but there's plenty of other good coffee shops very near them to go to and read the benefit of kind people you with a smile instead of being rude! I've confirmed this experience with at least two other people, and I'm sure their friends and their friends

Their iced cold brew is to die for! Quick service and very friendly. Mind you we were up early and…read moreprobably were some of the first ones in. Cute spot!

Passing through on a road trip stopped in for lunch, had there BLT with house made chips , very…read moregood , great service, glad we stopped in would definitely eat there again

I went into this with super low expectations. It was the only restaurant in town and looked super…read moresketch from the outside. But inside was nice and clean and service was great. Food was yummy too. The only things keeping it from 5 stars was the price. But if you're the only joint in town you can kinda charge what you want haha.

Just passing through on the way to Glacier NP and discovered this beautiful corner bakery with good…read morebreakfast options and an amazing cinnamon roll with cream cheese frosting. Better than Hilltop Bakery in L'anse, Michigan, and that is saying a lot! Try it. You will not be disappointed. Service was excellent, too.

They forgot my toast. Nice ambiance. Quaint bakery and restaurant. They closed early at 10:00 am,…read morewhile they posted hours closing at 3:00 pm. I am grateful they still served me.

Food was amazing we had a breakfast sandwich and a bagel with cream cheese, and it was absolutely…read moredelicious! The service was very welcoming and friendly! Loved the atmosphere and ambiance!!

It might have been good , but I was unable to drink my iced coffee since it tasted like Pine-Sol…read morefloor cleaner (original scent). I remarked upon walking in that someone seemed to have gone hog wild with the pine-sol - the smell hit me like a wall! I ordered an iced coffee . I took a sip in the store , while I was still permeated with pine-sol , and it seemed fine. As soon as I left the store and was walking for a bit and then took another sip, I realized it too had been permeated . I don't know if it was the ice , the cup, or the coffee. Pine-sol original is one of those sickeningly pungent scents that gets stuck in your mouth just from breathing it in. I dumped it down the sink , it was not drinkable. ‍ My advice: Get a different floor cleaner and measure it like a miser.

The best granola. Great place to get baked goods that have great flavor. Quaint location. Worth…read moreseeking out when visiting WSS.

Delicious food and great coffee. Super friendly staff. They have a lot of much appreciated…read morevegetarian options. Had a delicious broccoli quiche which came with a lightly dressed side salad. Soooo good.

This place is a neat surprise…read more I am on a 2 Week Solo Rd. trip through North Dakota and Montana, photographing. Everything I do is out of my car. In order to cut down on expenses, such as hotels and meals I sleep in my car and cook my meals, there too. Essentially, I am camping out of my car. Truck stops like Pilot and Flying J are really hard to come by in the rural parts of these states. And let's be honest, most of those states are rural. Would I really need those truck stops for is primarily showers and secondarily hot food. I read somewhere online that this place had showers. I stopped in and met Debbie. I asked about showers and was informed they are $10. Then she escorted me to the building where the showers are located behind the main building. They aren't brand new and fancy like the big truck stops, but they are clean and that's what I cared about. The water was hot with good pressure. And... It was hot for a long time. I don't know if this place is usually busy, but during my visit it was not busy. The café had already closed, but Debbie allowed me to sit at the counter and finish up some traveling paperwork. Debbie was very nice, very accommodating and very friendly. Her family started this business in 1952, so she knows everything there is to know about it and the area. I highly recommend this business.

Awesome oasis to take a driving break on road trip! We love the home cooking-especially breakfast.read more

Pizza: Pizza here is fantastic! High quality ingredients, great sauce, and perfectly cooked crust…read more I'm already planning my next run to try as many different flavors that I can. Breakfast: Your classic, diner style fare. Hits you right in the sweet spot. I had the chicken fried steak which was cooked just right and smothered in classic sausage gravy. Made my Sunday!

Great food and service We ate the fried chicken it was made…read morefresh to order and was worth the wait Coconut cream pie was delicious

We've done quite a bit of motorcycle riding around the country, particularly out west, and we came…read moreacross Snooks on one of those trips. It doesn't look like much from the outside but their breakfasts were outstanding-including large portions with no frills. The best part however was their freshly baked coffee rolls. They're as big as a pie and absolutely delicious. Wish they were closer to home. Definitely worth going out of the way for.

we love snooks! the food was great and the staff was so friendly. i'll always grab breakfast here…read morewhile visiting!

Parr Creek is a nice bakery right on the main street of Lewistown…read more It's one of those places, though, where you need to arrive early if you want the best selection of goodies. By late morning there won't be much left. By late morning, there were only a few donuts on display. There isn't much room for seating here, so to take advantage of one of these treats, expect to wait or just take it to go. Parr Creek has a small breakfast menu, of the type of things you'd expect from a place like this. No full course meals here, just a wrap, pancakes, muffins, scones and cinnamon or caramel rolls. At least that's what was available on the day I was there. There may be other options during the week. The menu is on a whiteboard and it seems the locals don't need to look at the board at all, they just know what to get. On the other hand, there's a small lunch menu with enough selections to make you feel less guilty about indulging a sweet tooth. Next visit, I might try one of them. The sourdough pancakes were served with a rhubarb/strawberry compote that nicely balanced the pancake and I liked that it didn't have the same high level of sweetness as a syrup -- which is also available if that's your preference. Now, the cinnamon roll was gigantic. It was also very good. The frosting was a buttercream, like you get on a cake, and that gave it a completely different flavor than the usual melted sugar. A little of it goes a long way and I preferred to eat around the sweet and just enjoy the subtle cinnamon taste. If you're exploring the area, then make a point to visit Parr Creek.

I travel for work, so when I find a spot that has fresh anything, that's where I'll dine. I had a…read moreBreakfast Pocket with ham, scrambled eggs, spinach, mushroom and bell peppers in a garlic bread crust, and it was delish! Friendly staff too! When I'm in town bedtime, I'll certainly be back!