Three Coffee Spots Montanans Keep Coming Back To
One thing Montana clearly takes very seriously is coffee. Once you roll into just about any town, especially places like Bozeman, it feels like there is a coffee shop on every corner. And honestly, that tracks. Long winters, early mornings, and outdoor lifestyles require good caffeine. Montana runs on coffee, and everyone has a spot they swear by.
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With so many options around, we wanted to know where locals actually stop. We asked locals to name their favorite coffee spots, and a few names kept popping up again and again. These are the top mentions from Montanans themselves.
Wildflower Coffee Co., Belgrade
This one has a loyal following, and judging by the feedback, I have clearly been missing out. Wildflower focuses on small-batch roasted coffee and also leans into functional mushroom blends and specialty latte mixes.
This one has a loyal following, and judging by the feedback, I have clearly been missing out. Wildflower focuses on small-batch roasted coffee and also leans into functional mushroom blends and specialty latte mixes.
The Lucky Penny Coffee Co., Bozeman
Located just off Jackrabbit, this drive-through coffee stand has a strong Montana personality. It is casual, delicious, and apparently horse friendly too. That alone earns some serious Montana points.
Located just off Jackrabbit, this drive-through coffee stand has a strong Montana personality. It is casual, delicious, and apparently horse friendly too. That alone earns some serious Montana points.
Florence Coffee, Multiple Locations
Florence Coffee came up a lot. Family owned with several locations across the state, it has clearly built a strong following over the years. People love the consistency and the fact that it feels familiar no matter which Montana town you are in.
Florence Coffee came up a lot. Family owned with several locations across the state, it has clearly built a strong following over the years. People love the consistency and the fact that it feels familiar no matter which Montana town you are in.
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At Home or Over the Campfire
In true Montana fashion, many people said their favorite coffee comes from their own kitchen or straight off a campfire. Whether it is a well-worn coffee pot that never really cools down or cowboy coffee of the fire, sometimes simple wins.
In true Montana fashion, many people said their favorite coffee comes from their own kitchen or straight off a campfire. Whether it is a well-worn coffee pot that never really cools down or cowboy coffee of the fire, sometimes simple wins.
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Beloved Montana Restaurants No Longer Around
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