Break Espresso

This coffee shop has the best atmosphere I've ever been in. Coffee and service were great. I spilled my coffee and the barista helped me clean it up and made me a new coffee free of charge. Whenever I come thru Missoula I will be visiting this place.

The coffee is made well and the atmosphere is great. The wifi can be spotty though but there is always ample seating. Great place to get some work done.

Fave coffee house in msla, fresh pies and pastries, chill low key atmosphere. Great walk!

Great atmosphere to sit down and get work done. Best pies in the state.

Stopped in for a slice of berry pie and coffee. This is definitely one of the cooler coffee shops we have been too. The pie was wonderful, the coffee was great and the service was exceptional.

I enjoy coming here for coffee while I am at work or waiting for someone! The baristas are great to chat with, and the day old bran muffins are my favorite!
Thank you for the amazing coffee!

great coffee and pastries. Plenty of sitting room. The barista was friendly and quite fast considering it was just one there to tend to the customers. It had a very "welcome all" atmosphere. Will definitely return next time I'm in Missoula.

The staff are awesome but Care net is a gross religious connection they (the owners) support.

Delicious baked goods and coffee in a rustic setting. Surrounded by brick walls, old wooden tables, and local books and artwork I enjoyed some of the best blueberry pie I've ever tried! There's a large selection of massive fruit pies, Danishes, muffins, bagels, and breakfast cakes along with a few breakfast sandwiches and cookies. The espresso menu is standard but I loved the variety of sizes, 10oz to 20oz, and the option of one or two shots in every size but 20. Baristas are excellent, welcoming and quick! This shop seems to have many regulars and even after one visit I can see why! If you're in Missoula don't pass this place up!

If you are gluten-free don't bother. Not. One. Thing. As far as food I mean. They've got racks and racks of all kinds of foods. Quiche, bagels, muffins and cookies and cakes and pies and panini. But if you're gluten free you're not eating here. I've been stopping by there with friends on and off for a long time and always waiting and hoping for them to throw me just one little thing. Just anything. To eat. But no. Why not?