Wellknown Buffalo Coffee House and Gifts

If you want coffee in the area then stop by, have an espresso, and chat with the family that run this place. Frankly it's awesome. Our kids played outside on a swing with the local kids, the uncle came and poured a great espresso, and we could relax and enjoy the view. Don't expect to get served at speed, that's not the point. However, it's a really interesting little place and the coffee is genuinely tasty.

Definitely worth a visit! Nice people, great food and coffee that they roast themselves. It's a nonprofit that supports their food bank, which goes directly to help anyone in need, including their own Crow people - there's a free clothing bin at the entrance as well. The art you can buy is AMAZING, including beautiful sandstone sculptures and numerous paintings. If you get a chance to talk with Peggy or Susie, they'll gladly tell you about the history of the property and Crow and Native culture. I was moved by their generosity and motivation.

I stayed a night here through HipCamp and slept in the large tipi! I got to know the horses, dogs, and cats. Unfortunately I live in Portland but I'm looking forward to coming back. Sign up for their email newsletter!!

An amazing place to visit. Not only a surprisingly great coffee shop with very friendly people and art, but also a local non-profit that gives back.

Ask about staying there in a teepee in the summer months! They'll show you a great time and give you a local perspective. Lots of cute friendly animals as well :)

The latte I had was delicious and I loved shopping the merchandise. Lots of great gift/souvenir options.

Surprisingly good coffee and great prices! Local Crow Indian artists have their work for sale here too!

Definitely a place to not pass by. Great coffee, local art, craftspeople at work, friendly staff.

Beautiful shop and amazing art and jewelry

Paid $9 for a hotdog and chips but they were out of chips, and ketchup and pickles and onions and mustard.

This is a not-for-profit that does wonderful work helping the Crow people. They roast their own coffee!

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