One of the nearest places I've been in a very long time real close to the glacier national Park…read more Super friendly staff.. Hundred-year-old charm and ambience. The bear claws was the best I've ever had!

Never made it. The road in was so bad after the rains we turned around after trying for way too…read morelong. Now we need to find a car wash. So be warned! The road is NO joke. Someone even went off the road and cars were unable to get through. If you have a rental I guess it might not matter as much. However, I don't think any bakery item is worth the abuse.

You're met with smile & professionally easy going individuals who seem to really love working…read morethere, I love that about this place.. Have been here before, and it's now always been a 1st stop when revisiting the area.. Their menu is particularly perfect for my kind of appetite, I had 2 bowls of their oatmeal (overnight oats) with house fruits (berries) with a vanilla frappe.. All were devoured in seconds.. It's the coffee that sticks out!! I went for the simple coffee, was not disappointed.. Even took a to go cup with me, always look forward to my next visit here..

The food is great, the service is pretty good and the ambiance is nice, clean and aesthetically…read morepleasing. Love the store attached to the restaurant. Will continue to make this a stop when driving through town

We stumbled upon this bakery as they have the cutest little food truck that was parked at an event…read morein Coram, and we decided to buy a few cupcakes to go. The display was super cute, and what I loved about the cupcakes is that they are normal sized, like you'd make at home. We got 3 different flavors, cookies & crème, carrot cake, and two of the lemon. They were fantastic! The flavors were delicate and the frosting was not overly sweet. Anytime I come across their food truck, I know what dessert will be that night! What is even better, they are women owned and their story of how they started is meaningful and a cause I want to support!

You do not expect a small town in Montana to have a bakery like this…read more So many cool and unique options, and easily some of the best baked goods I've had. The coffee is great too -- nothing that completely blows your socks off, but definitely solid and gets the job done. Would absolutely recommend it to anyone with a sweet tooth.

Fleur is so stinking cute. I absolutely love the aesthetic of this place…read more I always try to stop here when I'm in the Whitefish area. The baked goods and coffee are both so good, and they even have some gluten free and dairy free options which is a huge plus. We tried a few pastries and everything was delicious, but the standout was the huckleberry cream cheese danish. So good. I also love that they make their coffee syrups in house. The latte was really yummy and the foam on top was beautifully presented. The staff is seriously so kind and welcoming, which makes the whole experience even better.

Fresh pastries everyday! I tried the maple bacon donut (so Canadian) once and their classic butter…read morecroissant. Both were pretty good. Staff is very helpful but make sure to look at their opening hours because they open surprisingly late some days! It's a must to have in the Platzl.

Excellent food. So delicious. The service was very friendly! Love being able to sit outside or…read moreinside. It's on a great street for browsing. Highly recommend! Get Huckleberry bars!

I love it when small establishments hit one out of the park doing something simple, but doing it…read morevery well. This was my experience at the Central Ave Bakery & Deli for lunch today. I ordered the Adobe sandwich (with no onions, please), and I enjoyed in greatly. The size of the sandwich was perfect! I hate it when some places think that "more is better", giving you a huge sized sandwich (or burger or meal portion) of fair or sub-par quality, instead of focusing on something good, and then providing a normal-person sized portion. This sandwich was about the size of sandwich I would make myself, however the quality and taste was over-the-top good. The turkey had a sauce that was like chipotle-mayo spread, with a little zing to it. The lettuce and tomatoes tasted fresh, and the pickle was way-cool-pepper-spicy. Loved it! The staff was super friendly, and the restaurant itself is very charming. Loved everything about this place, and I hope to experience lunch here again.

This business is closed. We were looking forward to their treats and coffee, but sadly, they have…read morebeen closed for quite a while. I wish there was a place to report closed businesses!

If you want some of the BEST pastries and baked goods in the Pacific NW then do make the trip here…read more Lemon bars that are melt in your mouth good, a croissant filled with goat cheese (yummy) or definitely hit up the croissant filled with caramelized onions and bacon (one of these and some fresh French Roast coffee feels like a bit of heaven). Just a whole case load of baked goodness!

Great people, Great Service, overall, a great place with great food and pies…read more if you're in Whitefish MT, stop in and check it out. Lemon cream stuffed French Toast is awesome.

Went on a weekend close to when they opened and was sat immediately. Street parking right outside…read more Food: 4/5: Nice woman came over offered us coffee right away, and had no issues with my annoying half-caffeinated request (pregnant). Coffee was good! Food was good too! I got a Stumptown Omelette, my husband got a burrito. Hash browns with it were very plain. We missed out on the pies but I hear they're great. Service 3/5: The older woman serving us was not in a great mood which was evident because she gave a younger guy working an attitude about the location of something in the cafe right in front of us. She put in my husband's order completely wrong (egg Benedict instead of a burrito) , and originally our food came out together but we had to wait for his to be cooked which we don't care but having a toddler there always makes every second feel much longer, but it was SO fast to come out. Also they gave us an orange juice instead of the apple juice we requested. We lived with it, my toddler doesnt have meltdowns over that yet. Ambiance: simple cafe. Don't think it's handicap accessible. There are stairs to get down when you walk in the door. We left our stroller in the car. Overall we heard such amazing great things but it was relatively average for our experience! Maybe just the Sunday rainy morning we went. But for a $50-60 breakfast for 2.5 people we will not return during our trip.