What a great breakfast place in the Fort Benton historic district! If you want fresh pastries and…read morea cup of joe to go, they have you covered. But consider grabbing a table and slow it down a bit. The service is efficient and friendly and the breakfast plates are to die for: what I call the Montana standard--two eggs, bacon, hash owns, toast--is excellent. But live a little and go for the loaded skillet. Wow what a dish. The potatoes, perfect, lots of meats cooked right, and then crowned by two eggs, how you like them. Plenty of coffee too: this place rules.

Cute place with great coffee where 4 of us had breakfast about a week ago…read more I had the avocado toast (pictured) which had avocado slices instead of mashed, really good sourdough bread and perfect over easy egg. Only problem it was dry as a bone. Needed some butter or something on the bread to help it all slide down the pipes. They make it easy to pay on the way out even if you have separate checks! We had 2 young men waiting on our table and they seemed pretty inexperienced. Overall, the best place in town for a quick breakfast.

Just tried to go here but it looks permanently closed. Not sure if it moved but there is a For Rent…read moresign at the building with this address.

All of their food is so delicious! And if you can't make up your mind on a flavored drink, hot or…read morecold, they come up with some amazing flavor mixtures.

We stopped in on our long road trip home. We are so happy we found this for our early morning…read morecoffee and a snack. We had an espresso, a Rosemary honey latte, breakfast burritos, and a raspberry cream cheese pastry. All were very good, especially when you consider the tiny town setting in the middle of nowhere. The breakfast burritos were the best we've had from a "fast food" type of place-- they did them in a panini press so the outside was golden brown and the inside was very delicious. Would definitely recommend!

Everything was what I would have expected; good coffee, excellent cream cheese and strawberry…read morepastry. But the place was full of real, friendly, small town people with their kids. Very enjoyable!

This place is Awesome! Outstanding selection, Great service, affordable and SUPER CLEAN!read more

They have no regard for COVID-19. Maybe it's because I'm from New York but get your vaccine, and if…read moreyou don't want to, wear a damn mask. The store owner (or what looked to be the store owner) was raving on with a customer about being anti-vaxxers. One woman said "I had COVID already and probably still have antibodies" with no mask in sight. She saw a Dr on TV who told her not to get the vaccine, so you know she's real bright! So gross, especially for a place that serves food. People are still dying from COVID. Get a grip on reality and stop being ignorant.

Good coffee and super friendly service. A great atmosphere in this small coffee shop. If we lived…read moreanywhere nearby we definitely would be back.

This was probably one of my favorite stops on my roadtrip. They are the friendliest people you'll…read moremeet. You feel like you're visiting a friend when you walk in and the latte was great!

Latte Da is a must-stop when I'm in town visiting family. The service is so friendly and all of the…read moredrinks I've had are delicious. Cut Bank is so lucky to have this sweet coffee drive thru!

Great coffee shop/hut that is a must try! We went through the drive thru on the way to Glacier…read moreNational Park and have to say we are so thankful! The staff were incredibly friendly and helpful making the first stop of the morning perfect. We got a mocha latte and latte with oat milk. Yum! Both were made perfectly. Make sure to stop by!

Delicious coffee, scrumptious breakfast Sammy, cozy ambiance, friendly folks working and a really…read morecool gift shop with lots of local items. A must stop if you're passing through Cut Bank.

Folklore Coffee is in a store called "The Rose Petal and Folklore Cafe." The back part looks like…read moreit might be a florist while the front is the coffee shop. There is a choice between indoor and outdoor setting. The food and coffee taste good but its more expensive than what I believe it should be. On the day we went. they had sold out of several menu items requiring the customers to make alternative choices. I ordered the Pulled Chicken Panini and while it was good, in my opinion it was just a sandwich and not a panini. The Panini, cheeseburger, two cokes, and two coffees cost over $35.

Jake's brown butter sesame oatmeal chocolate chip cookie is life-changing…read more Beans are thoughtfully sourced and roasted in-house, seasonal experiments and fun drinks with house-made syrups and excellent baked goods make this the best coffee shop in the Eastern Plains. Tucked away in a gorgeous courtyard, Moon Eyes is always worth a visit to your friendly neighborhood coffee shop.

I can't get enough of a good latte, and Moon Eyes truly delivers! The owner roasts the coffee…read morein-house, resulting in a delicious and well-balanced brew. My daughter is obsessed with their Chai. The café is located in a charming courtyard and decorated stylishly. If you find yourself in Fort Benton, you absolutely have to check this place out!

Stopped here on our way to the Sweetgrass Border. Had some nice barista made coffees, handmade…read morepizza and burger. All of it was fresh and delightful. Highly recommend a stop in if you are in Foremost.

Really nice small town cafe which is decorated lovely and server was very attentive to our meal…read more Small taco salad was very good and i would consider a large, prices where great. You will like this small town cafe.