Where to Get Coffee in Missoula, Montana

Montana Edit
Sep 15
3 min read

Steaming coffee cup in a cozy cafe with warm lighting, blurred patrons, and wooden furniture. A peaceful and inviting atmosphere.

Missoula’s coffee culture is as vibrant and diverse as the city itself. Whether you’re fueling up for the day, settling in for a work session, or catching up with a friend, these local favorites are worth visiting.

Clyde Coffee - 741 S Higgins Ave, Unit A

A latte with intricate leaf art in creamy white atop a light brown foam, set on a wooden table. Cozy and artistic mood.

Trendy and bright, Clyde Coffee is a community hub on the Hip Strip that buzzes with energy from morning to afternoon. Known for its sleek style and locally roasted beans, it’s a go-to for creatives, students, and anyone looking to soak up Missoula’s lively vibe. A must-try here is the matcha that pairs beautifully with their lemon pepper avocado toast. It’s the kind of order that feels indulgent yet balanced—ideal for starting your day with a little flair.

Black Coffee Roasting Company - 525 E Spruce St

Red mug and newspaper on a table with a street view. A person walks across under a cloudy sky, sunlight filters through, creating a calm vibe.

If you’re a coffee purist, Black Coffee Roasting Company is your destination. This minimalist café focuses on 100% organic, small-batch beans, roasted in-house with meticulous care. Their Single-Origin Pour Overs are the highlight, rotating through origins like Ethiopia and Colombia, each cup showcasing the unique flavor notes of the bean itself. Pair it with a simple croissant, and you’ll find yourself savoring every sip without distraction—an elevated experience for those who take their coffee seriously.

Break Espresso - 432 N Higgins Ave

A sesame and poppy seed bagel on a clear plate next to a black mug of cappuccino with heart latte art, on a textured surface.

For a true Missoula classic, Break Espresso has long been a downtown staple. Its inviting atmosphere and house-baked pastries make it a favorite for locals who want more than just caffeine. The Vanilla Breve here is rich, creamy, and just the right amount of sweet. Be sure to try a homemade everything bagel. Whether you’re catching up with a friend or enjoying a quiet solo morning, Break offers a sense of comfort that keeps people coming back.

Granite Mill Coffee - 3645 Hwy 200 E

Three drinks on a table: an orange iced drink with black straws, a creamy iced drink, and a frothy latte. Half an orange is nearby.

Over in East Missoula, Granite Mill Coffee puts a wholesome spin on the café experience. Known for their sprouted-flour baked goods and welcoming atmosphere, it’s the kind of place that feels both nourishing and approachable. Macchiato is a standout—smooth and balanced. Pair it with an avocado toast or a pesto port, and you’ve got a hearty start that’s as satisfying as it is delicious.

Drum Coffee - 600 South Ave W & 1000 E Broadway St

Matcha latte with Shrek art on a black table; a hand rests beside the cup. Cozy café vibe with green and white accents.

Founded by musician John Wicks (formerly the drummer of Fitz & The Tantrums), Drum Coffee brings together a love of music and craft coffee in one inviting space. Known for its modern vibe and consistent quality, Drum has become a staple in Missoula’s coffee scene. Their menu highlights carefully sourced beans roasted in-house, served as everything from smooth americanos to creative seasonal lattes. With multiple locations across Missoula, Drum makes it easy to enjoy exceptional coffee no matter what part of town you’re in.

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