Coffee is great, bakery treats are great. They have unusual homemade syrups for unique coffee…read moreflavors, but they offer NO WiFi. What coffee shop doesn't have free WiFi???

Nearly drove by the spot, it so perfectly blends. Even on a busy Saturday morning I was still able…read moreto grab a table, near the fireplace to boot! The baristas were super nice and helpful. I got a lavender latte. You can pick your brew of espresso! Which I thought was SO neat! I've never been able to do that before. The drink was incredible, but the croissant! Whoa! It was an EXPERIENCE! The perfect amount of crunchy on the outside but the inside is flaky and just the smallest hint of sweet. Hands down the BEST croissant I've ever had. Side story- they close at 1pm on Saturday, I was working on my computer and lost track of time. Even thought they were closed they didn't kick any of us out OR ask us to leave. They just locked the door so no more people came in. No dirty looks, nothing. They just let the people still inside enjoy their drinks and food. I thought that was incredibly sweet. I would GLADLY go here again!

I usually stop here when driving through Missoula. The baristas are always friendly and if I don't…read moreknow what I want, they usually have some good suggestions. I normally will do a hit beverage in the morning and a refreshing lotus energy drink if its in the afternoon.

I don't know why I don't come here more often because it's close to my house and everything I've…read moreever tried had been good. While I don't like or drink coffee, I do tend to order a lotus frequently and they are always delicious and refreshing. My husband really likes their coffee and had never had any complaints either. The service is always pretty fast compared to some of the other local drive-up coffee stands in town. It has two sided to drive up to and some days the lines can be long. They have lots of different drink options to choose from. I recommend giving them a try!

My first time - I guess I caught the barista on a bad day or something- she gave me the wrong size…read moreand a bad attitude with my 2 drinks. Didn't catch her name but I wish I had so I could avoid her window next time. Looked up an alternate location to go to next time. What I wanted was the largest size (24 ounce) and what I got was 16 ounces and an upset co worker who thinks I should have asked for 24 ounce size not large.

Cute little coffee drive-up, shaped like a caboose! The staff were friendly and looked happy to be…read morethere which always makes a difference. We got a mocha with coconut milk (they charge extra for alternative milk but base the charge off the size of the drink - which is nice, because most places charge a flat fee). My husband was very happy with his mocha, it had a nice dark chocolate flavor. I got a chai with coconut milk, it tasted like a delicious ginger cookie. There was almost a buttery flavor to it. Overall a great stop to get your coffee fix!

Such a great vibe! Kind employees and super yummy cappuccinos! Usually pretty busy but there is a…read morenice patio outside when the weather is good! No drive through...but worth trying to find a place to park downtown!

The coffee was good, and the food was quite good. We stopped in for some caffeine and a bite to eat…read morewhile visiting Missoula. After we ordered, however, we were bummed to find them promoting anti-ICE ideology in a prominent way at the front counter. Can't a coffee shop just make good coffee and not get political? If not for having political things a prominent part of the experience, I probably would give this place five stars. But it takes away from the experience if, even when you are just trying to get a drink and a bite to eat, you must ascribe allegiance to some cause or some political agenda. Typical Missoula I guess. I just would love to be able to have a relaxing time getting a cup of coffee and nobody carrying whether my values are democrat or republican, ICE or anti-ICE.

Another very cute coffee shop/ bakery…read more Got an Americano, and a pain du matin which was like a cinnamon roll thing. Very delicious.

Service was not awesome, counter person was a real wet blanket situation…read more The food was mediocre, croissant was fine but the scone was dry and not a good crumble. I would skip this spot until they improve. The setting was cute.

Stopped by Bernice's Bakery for a quick bite while in Missoula. Overall, it was just okay…read more The croissants were a bit different from what you'd typically expect and the quiche was actually really good. The coffee was solid as well. That said, the pastries overall were a little on the dry side and didn't really stand out compared to other bakeries in the area. The selection also felt somewhat limited, so if you're looking for a wide variety, this might not be your spot. Service was good and friendly, and it worked fine for a quick stop, but it didn't quite live up to some of the other bakeries nearby. We've definitely had better.

i was in missoula and looking for something healthy and online reviews said to check out Bernice's…read moreso I did. I went with colleagues and one got the soup and i got the hummus plate. the soup was cold and tasted more like a gazpacho or salsa and the hummus plate had hummus, chips and a macaroni salad. the prices for the meals was very good as it was cost effective and the portion size decent. the flavor was average good price, decent portion, mild flavor

The coffee here is so wonderful, you can tell they know how to brew coffee and make delicious…read moreespressos.The baked goods they offer are delectable and mouth watering. The barista's are kind and welcoming. Definitely recommend stopping in if you are in Missoula.

Break Espresso has some truly standout food, but the experience has become pretty inconsistent for…read moreme. The homemade pie is divine. Honestly next level. The pastry case is impressive with a huge selection of pastries, bagels, and goodies, including massive pies that are hard to resist. Coffee and tea options cover all the standard classics, plus some fun twists that keep the menu interesting. The coffee is good for the area but nothing outstanding. The space itself is large with plenty of seating options, and it never feels overly crowded, which is a big plus if you want to sit and relax for a while. Unfortunately, the service has gone downhill. The baristas used to be incredibly friendly, remembered drink orders, and made you feel genuinely welcome. Lately, it feels rushed and impersonal, like you're just being pushed through the line with little acknowledgment. The experience has been very hit or miss, which makes it hard to want to return regularly. Overall, amazing pastries and pies, solid drinks, and a great space, but the inconsistency in service is what keeps this from being a frequent stop for me anymore.

Drum serves the best coffee in Missoula, and that's coming from a major coffee snob! The baked…read moregoods are absolutely delicious and the location is so convenient.

Loved the coffee but just don't understand why they don't have WiFi for people to sit and do some…read morework.

Very good coffee and very good snacks and very cute store. Staff very nice We always stop!read more

This coffee is the most reasonable bang for your buck in town. The prices aren't as cheap as FloCo…read moreor Loose Caboose, but the quality is superb. The baristas are always friendly and knowledgeable. Only downside is that there are often long lines and occasionally the service is a bit slow. If there is a line, make sure you have about 10 extra minutes or so if you're on your way to something else.

We came here twice: lunch and dinner. Both the times, the food and service were excellent. Their…read morekale soup was hearty with a hint of spice from the sausage. The grilled cheese sandwich was among the best I've ever had.

My daughter suggested I try Florabella after she saw it reviewed by Guy Fieri. What a gem in…read moredowntown Missoula. The atmosphere is fabulous and hip without being intimidating. The food is authentic, fresh, and delicious. Who can turn down bread like that? I ordered soup and meatballs to taste their specialties without pasta. Neither disappointed. The service was friendly and professional without being intrusive. As usual, I was dining alone but felt welcomed and comfortable.