Montana Coffee Traders

Stopped in here on the way to GNP... This is a "must eat" breakfast spot the day before you get married and there is a solar eclipse.


From their carabineer overhead order system to their general great disposition, this place hits the right marks! I highly recommend the omelets! The potatoes could have been a little more seasoned, but the portions are huge. If you leave here hungry or unhappy, you should really see a doctor.

The staff were friendly, cute shopping while waiting. The coffee was delicious and quick to make our order. We had 6 coffees in our order and it didn't take long at all. I would recommend this place!

Coffee shop paired with a cute little store. Great place to grab a quick cup of coffee before perusing the shops around town!

Coffee is always wonderful and the staff is friendly and helpful. Would love for the Columbia Falls location to be open a bit later than 2 is the only downside.

Updated review because I tried the food and have to take off a star due to the very subpar food. I ordered the breakfast wrap with sausage and the chicken sandwich. The breakfast wrap was decent- nice hearty breakfast with salsa and tapatio to flavor it. The chicken sandwich was pretty dissappointing -the bun was bland and crumbly and nothing special going on with the chicken breast and toppings. I can't believe they sell it for $13. The "chips" side was unexpectedly some store bought tortilla chips which did not compliment the meal at all. Overall, wish they did more with the food menu because there is a lot of potential, especially for tasty grab-and-go sandwiches to nourish hungry hikers/adventureres on their way to Glacier park. Still my #1 spot for specialty coffee in the area but hope they spice up the food menu!

Delicious meat quiche which was filled with melty cheese and seemed like a slice of deep dish pizza. My companion had a breakfast wrap which was so hot they could barely eat it. Got some coffee to go. Tempting selection of scones. A busy hive of activity early in the morning. I loved that quiche!

Great coffee and food that is delicious beyond what you will expect is at Montana Coffee Traders in the town of Whitefish privilege.

I favor the double espresso with a hint of hot water added, and it's always made good here. The food is spectacular, once again.

Lots of places to sit and in a long narrow, historical space with an extra tall ceiling.

Free water to chase down that coffee and always some reading material in the back corner.

Cool gift shop as you walk in, with some really funny greeting cards, and the staff is most always friendly.

Tons of shops around so a good place to hang out or just grab a coffee and walk around the historic downtown.

Best coffee and excellent service. Located in the heart of downtown white fish, this place sells coffees, drinks, food and merchandise.

I loved MCT. We stopped in here every day for the four days we were in town to visit Glacier.

The coffee is very very good and the staff are well-trained and friendly and easily to interact with, happy to make menu suggestions and answer questions.

This store is much larger than the location in Columbia about 15 minutes away - it has two entrances and plenty of seating and much more on sale in their "gift shop" part of the store.

Fresh baked goodies for sale daily as well as a pretty large menu of breakfast items, sandwiches, wraps, and frappes.

I really really love the Jitter Bug blended coffee mocha drink. NOMS!

They make a perfect London Fog hot tea drink. I got it twice while vacationing here this week. We also had breakfast there today. We shared the breakfast sausage quiche (you have got to try this!) and a lemon blueberry scone. The quiche was absolutely jam jacked with sausage and had a very generous cheese top layer. My only recommendation is more blueberries in the scones. I only got one blueberry in my half. The lemon drizzle on top though, was really yummy.

The breve I treated myself to today was delicious.

The only reason I'm not giving 5 stars is because their gift shop leaves a lot to be desired. I walked into their gift shop on Hwy 93 to meet a friend and hoping to find something locally made besides the coffee. Unfortunately 90%+ of their gift shop items are made in another country. Flathead Valley has some great local artists and it's a shame that Montana Coffee Traders doesn't promote them.