I can only speak to the food quality, and it was terrible. Nothing was fresh. My group ordered 3…read moredifferent things and they were all less than cafeteria quality. I've had burritos in San Diego and the burrito here by that name was an insult to the burritos in San Diego. The guacamole was clearly just bought from Costco in bulk, and didn't resemble avocados at all.

Now that they have begun serving breakfast burritos at the time of opening...this is a true gem of…read morea coffee shop located conveniently on Kagy. Terrific staff, drinks and food. True hospitality served up daily and active engagement from ownership which is always refreshing. Low key down to earth vibe, a welcome respite from the dirt and grime of the hipster coffee shops elsewhere in the valley.

Decent coffee. Friendly service. Very cute interior. Outside seating was limited. Looks like a nice…read moreplace to spend an afternoon. I'll be back.

Stopped by BCR today for the first time ever and absolutely loved it! The place smelled amazing, it…read morehas a very chill atmosphere, the staff were awesome and the drinks + food were great! I'd been meaning to stop by for nearly a year, but always put it off. Glad we finally made it in today! Reasonably priced, there's artwork and stickers from local artists that are available for purchase, some board games to pass the time, outlets everywhere if you need a charge or to study and ample seating if it's just you or a group of friends! We will definitely be back! Thank you, Beacon Coffee Roasters!

Good coffee, tea, and other drinks, great service, small town attitude. And ice cream, too…read more Harvest Moon re-opened under new management, a new name and improvements from the previous business. As much as I appreciated the former shop, a much needed addition to this tiny town, Harvest Moon has my attention now for the well-done upgrades including new floors, furniture and nods to local artists in the decor. It's a more serene atmosphere, still good for working, but without the overdone peripherals. The employees help make or break places and here they do a good job for the former. The coffee is better than some other places, although they need to work on making sure the water is hot and not room temperature with teas. That's my only, easily corrected ding for an otherwise good experience.

Cute place. Nice employees. The coffee is hit or miss. The pastries are pretty but awful! Dry or…read moretaste like lemon cleaner and expensive! $12 and I had to throw the two I got away.

The coffee here was really good and the service was really friendly. My husband and I like a dark…read moreroasted coffee and the espresso here was one of our favorites we tried while in Bozeman.

Barista was rude and only talking to regulars while my drink sat there Half made. I ordered an iced…read moreAmericano and only got two shots of espresso in a 24 ounce basically tasted like milk with a hint of coffee. Do not waste your time going here. Super disappointed.

A very fun aesthetic. Interesting photo decor of actual Ghost towns in Montana. Their banana bread…read morelatte is incredible. I got it 2 different days. An iced and it hot. I usually prefer iced but the hot was actually better for it in my opinion. The service was quick! Workers were very friendly.

If you're headed there as a destination like we were, be aware that parking was really difficult…read more If you're a pedestrian from downtown, it'll be great! Staff was pretty friendly, atmosphere clean and industrial. My husband's black coffee was good. The espresso flavor of my cappuccino was tasty, but the foam wasn't microfoam and was pretty disappointing.

Visited on a Thursday morning. Lots of activity in the roastery and quick professional service from…read morebaristas. There were two light toast pour over options - I would have preferred a medium roast option as well, but overall the quality was great. Would highly recommend this establishment if you're local or if you're visiting. This seems like a great location to become a regular at.

I stopped into this coffee shop while visiting Bozeman and later found out that there are multiple…read morelocations! I can see why since they have delicious fresh and pre-prepared food, amazing coffee, local goodies and offer a great space to work or pass the time. I had an oat milk coffee that was perfectly creamy and a peanut butter yogurt parfait which was so wholesome and tasty! I'd highly recommend visiting this cute coffee shop

Great little coffee shop! Atmosphere is welcoming, with…read moreseating for conversations. Great coffee that they roast in house. The owners are amazing!

Fantastic coffee shop. They do coffee roasting by their own, and there are plenty of single-origin…read morebeans with various notes to select from. I had an iced Americano there, and loved the flavor of their coffee.

Since renaming to Elk & Ember, what used to be one of our favorite local coffee spots has gone…read moredownhill. The last several times we've gone (about once a week lately), the service declines even more. The apathy of the workers has reached a level that we're done with. They now don't greet you, just hand you cups without explanation, don't say "thanks for coming" or any engagement whatsoever. Oh, add to that the server this morning couldn't even remember two simple coffee orders so I had to repeat the second cup twice. The owner needs to take an interest and step up their hospitality training. There are too many other coffee shops between our house and this one that we've driven out of way to support for 5 years. I'll drive to Bozeman for coffee before I go back to Elk & Ember.

Small, independent coffee places are the way to go. Don't even think of trying to find a big box…read morechain when you can find one of these small local places. And they're everywhere. Fortunately for me, Cuppa Jo was perfect. It's hard to find this tiny building located as it is in front of the garage of big trucks, and being painted grey makes it blend into the surroundings. Because I was determined to get caffeine, I drove past it about three times. Although there's a drive up, I walked in and asked for the special. I'm not sure they had one, but the girl working that day recommended the white chocolate marshmallow latte. Her recommendation was perfect: enough caffeine to get the day started and enough flavor to make me miss the coffee taste. After drinking half the cup, my teeth were screaming for relief from the sweetness. I'm not sure if the buzz was from the caffeine or sugar, really. Despite that, it was well made, definitely addicting, and worth the extra drive-bys to find.