Winter in Bozeman brings a serene beauty, with snow-blanketed landscapes and crisp mountain air. To escape the chill, there's nothing better than cozying up in one of the city's exceptional coffee shops. Whether you're exploring neighborhoods, taking a break from winter activities, or simply seeking a warm retreat, these local spots offer the perfect sanctuary.
1. Treeline Coffee Roasters
Treeline Coffee Roasters is one of the favorites, providing delicious in house roasted speciality coffee sourced from sustainable farms. They have two locations in Bozeman:
Downtown at The Lark: Located at 136 W Main St, this café offers a full-service espresso and coffee bar, along with a selection of pastries and packaged goods.
Northside Roasting Room: Situated at 624 N Wallace Ave, this location provides a cozy atmosphere where you can enjoy their specialty brews.
Treeline’s theme and motto is that coffee should fuel you to do the things you love. Your next coffee adventure awaits.
2. The Daily Coffee & Eatery
The Daily is the oldest coffee shop in Bozeman, with the original location opening up in 1993. With two current locations—Northside at 1203 N Rouse Ave and Oak Street at 605 W Main St—The Daily Coffee & Eatery is known for great coffee and friendly service. Both spots offer cozy seating, delicious baked goods, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
3. Vienne
Vienne (pronounced Vi-ehn) derives its name from the French subjunctive phrase meaning “come here.” This charming bakery, pâtisserie, and café is deeply rooted in French culinary tradition, with its CEO and executive pastry chef having trained in France. Specializing in authentic French pastries, delicate croissants, and artisan breads, Vienne delivers an exceptional taste of France.
In the evenings, the café transforms into an inviting dining space, offering a selection of small plates and an exquisite wine list. With a resident sommelier on hand, guests can enjoy expertly curated pairings to complement their meal or dessert.
Located at: 101 S Wallace Ave
4. Ghost Town Coffee Roasters
Ghost Town Coffee Roasters is a specialty coffee and roasting company in Bozeman, Montana, sourcing top-quality, sustainable coffee from all over the world. They operate multiple locations in Bozeman:
Bridger Center Café/Wholesale: Located at 104 Bridger Center Dr. Ste A, this spot offers a wide selection of delicious coffees and baked goods.
Black Olive Downtown Café: Situated at 110 East Olive St, this cozy neighborhood café provides expertly prepared, locally roasted coffees, along with a selection of food, treats, and non-coffee drinks.
One 11 Downtown Café: Found at 111 West Beall St, this location offers the same great coffee experience in a convenient downtown setting.
5. Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot
Located at 18 W Main St, Wild Joe*s Coffee Spot is a beloved establishment in Bozeman's coffee scene. Known for its laid-back, artsy vibe and ample seating, it's an ideal place to work, meet friends, or simply enjoy a hot drink while watching the snowfall outside. They source a lot of their ingredients from other local businesses and offer the widest and most interesting selection of coffee, espresso, and tea drinks in Bozeman.
6. Zocalo Coffee House
Nestled in the heart of downtown at 117 E Main St, Zocalo Coffee House prides itself on quality and atmosphere. They feature fair trade, single-origin coffee from around the world, as well as a great selection of chai, organic teas, baked goods, and more. The cozy atmosphere, featuring local artisans, with ample seating and large windows, makes it an ideal spot to relax and enjoy a warm beverage during the winter months.
7. Rockford Coffee
Rockford Coffee, located at 18 E Main St, is renowned for its high-quality espresso and minimalist, modern ambiance. This Main Street café serves smooth, bold coffee with a focus on craftsmanship. Their house-made vanilla latte is the perfect way to warm up on a chilly day.
8. The Rustic Cup
If you’re passing through Four Corners this coffee hut located at 81680 Gallatin Road, is a great stop. Specializing in coffee and locally made breakfast items, it’s an ideal drive by on your way to hit the slopes in Big Sky or taking a drive towards Ennis.
Warm Up & Explore Bozeman
Bozeman's coffee scene is just one of the many reasons people love calling this mountain town home. Whether you're looking for a cozy café or a new place to settle down, there's no shortage of warm and inviting spaces here. Thinking about buying or selling in Bozeman? Let's chat over coffee!
