We loved this place. Just a little, quaint yet friendly coffee shop serving yummy sandwiches. The staff was courteous and friendly and the food was delicious. What we loved most was the peace and calm we felt while we were there. A great place to stop if you're driving by Dillon.
Erika T.
I love me some good, local coffee. Went to another cafe but they were closed. Their loss is my gain, we found Sweetwater coffee. Whether you are passing through or staying in Dillon, stop by and get a cup of Joe. They have an extensive menu of flavors to choose from. Today I picked an English toffee latte with oat milk. I did not ask for it extra hot but that is exactly how it came out. It was great tasting and just how I like it.
Chris H.
Awesome food and atmosphere, def would come back. Breakfast sandwich was tasty and my wife's sandwich was great. They even had butter noodles for my 3 year old!
Sky Jones
When people ask "Where should we go?", this is always my first recommendation. So good! sweetwater coffee
Dustin Strong
Great food and amazing service.
Alison T
We had previously scoped out the Sweetwater online to visit for lunch on our way to Glacier National Park. I have salivary gland cancer and need a liquid/pureed/soft diet as my mouth doesn't open much and I can't chew well at all. While the menu isn't posted online, several people had mentioned their soups - so we figured we were good. When we arrived, there were no soups on the menu; we were told that they only do soups in winter. I explained my dilemma and the suggestion was to get a side of French toast and their baked oatmeal, so I did. Baked oatmeal, in my experience, is an oat heavy muffin style entity - but this was actually granola with dried fruit and steamed milk on top. It got nowhere near soggy enough for me to eat, so I asked for more milk. I was brought a tiny pitcher that maybe held 2.5 tablespoons of milk. Went back and asked for more. Still hard as heck to eat but I do what I have to. The French toast was DRY and again came with a tiny cuplike thing of syrup. Had to ask for more of that as well. I don't expect restaurants to cater to my needs, but this was a disappointing experience for me. My husband's sandwich was... petite. Everything tasted good, it just didn't meet my needs, which was sad after evaluating all our options in Dillon trying to find me something that didn't require biting or much chewing (other than a smoothie or ice cream/milkshake - and let me tell you, smoothies and milkshakes get OLD when that's all anyone has to offer you). The setting is lovely and the place was full of locals.
chasvalve
The cafe is a sweet place in Dillon offering a variety of coffees and fresh pastries. A friendly and courteous staff in a great setting. Skip the other coffee shops and drop in the Sweetwater Cafe.
Andy S.
We were passing through town and stopped at the Sweetwater for a quick bite. It was my first time, but it's my wife's go-to spot to stop when in town. She had the Turkey with cream cheese and I had the Sammy, both were excellent. The cookie was warm and delicious, and the Arnold Palmer was really good. But the kicker was 15 minutes after leaving, I got an email that my debit card was left behind, I appreciated them getting ahold of us before we made it too far down the road. Thanks, Sara and crew!
Isabelle Johnson
I had a wonderful experience here! The barista took my order while I was in line, which was very appreciated! The food was delicious, and the coffee was top notch. I would recommend the Sammy and the Latte.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lu Cr
If ever in Dillon, you need to stop by Sweatwater Coffee and sample their wares. The environment is warm and inviting, the staff are friendly and welcoming, and most of all the food is delicious. The Coffee drinks are prepared with care and precision, and baristas can customize as you need. My wife has various food allergies, so the chef worked some menu item ingredients so she could enjoy them. Don’t forget a couple giant sugar cookies for the road!Definitely a must try!
If ever in Dillon, you need to stop by Sweatwater Coffee and sample their wares. The environment is warm and inviting, the staff are friendly and welcoming, and most of all the food is delicious. The Coffee drinks are prepared with care and precision, and baristas can customize as you need. My wife has various food allergies, so the chef worked some menu item ingredients so she could enjoy them. Don’t forget a couple giant sugar cookies for the road!Definitely a must try!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lisa B
Food just ok, nothing fresh about it. Service slow. Atmosphere was dirty. Coffee average.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Everett Johns
Very cute, open space with lots of spacing. Food and baked good options.
Joan Delasaux
Very warm and welcoming. The coffee is wonderful along with the blueberry cranberry scone. Nice comfortable ambience
Jared N
Best espresso and Reuben sandwich I've ever had. The staff are some of the friendliest I've ever met. What a gem of a coffee shop!
We loved this place. Just a little, quaint yet friendly coffee shop serving yummy sandwiches. The staff was courteous and friendly and the food was delicious. What we loved most was the peace and calm we felt while we were there. A great place to stop if you're driving by Dillon.
I love me some good, local coffee. Went to another cafe but they were closed. Their loss is my gain, we found Sweetwater coffee. Whether you are passing through or staying in Dillon, stop by and get a cup of Joe. They have an extensive menu of flavors to choose from. Today I picked an English toffee latte with oat milk. I did not ask for it extra hot but that is exactly how it came out. It was great tasting and just how I like it.
Awesome food and atmosphere, def would come back. Breakfast sandwich was tasty and my wife's sandwich was great. They even had butter noodles for my 3 year old!
When people ask "Where should we go?", this is always my first recommendation. So good! sweetwater coffee
Great food and amazing service.
We had previously scoped out the Sweetwater online to visit for lunch on our way to Glacier National Park. I have salivary gland cancer and need a liquid/pureed/soft diet as my mouth doesn't open much and I can't chew well at all. While the menu isn't posted online, several people had mentioned their soups - so we figured we were good. When we arrived, there were no soups on the menu; we were told that they only do soups in winter. I explained my dilemma and the suggestion was to get a side of French toast and their baked oatmeal, so I did. Baked oatmeal, in my experience, is an oat heavy muffin style entity - but this was actually granola with dried fruit and steamed milk on top. It got nowhere near soggy enough for me to eat, so I asked for more milk. I was brought a tiny pitcher that maybe held 2.5 tablespoons of milk. Went back and asked for more. Still hard as heck to eat but I do what I have to. The French toast was DRY and again came with a tiny cuplike thing of syrup. Had to ask for more of that as well. I don't expect restaurants to cater to my needs, but this was a disappointing experience for me. My husband's sandwich was... petite. Everything tasted good, it just didn't meet my needs, which was sad after evaluating all our options in Dillon trying to find me something that didn't require biting or much chewing (other than a smoothie or ice cream/milkshake - and let me tell you, smoothies and milkshakes get OLD when that's all anyone has to offer you). The setting is lovely and the place was full of locals.
The cafe is a sweet place in Dillon offering a variety of coffees and fresh pastries. A friendly and courteous staff in a great setting. Skip the other coffee shops and drop in the Sweetwater Cafe.
We were passing through town and stopped at the Sweetwater for a quick bite. It was my first time, but it's my wife's go-to spot to stop when in town. She had the Turkey with cream cheese and I had the Sammy, both were excellent. The cookie was warm and delicious, and the Arnold Palmer was really good. But the kicker was 15 minutes after leaving, I got an email that my debit card was left behind, I appreciated them getting ahold of us before we made it too far down the road. Thanks, Sara and crew!
I had a wonderful experience here! The barista took my order while I was in line, which was very appreciated! The food was delicious, and the coffee was top notch. I would recommend the Sammy and the Latte.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
If ever in Dillon, you need to stop by Sweatwater Coffee and sample their wares. The environment is warm and inviting, the staff are friendly and welcoming, and most of all the food is delicious. The Coffee drinks are prepared with care and precision, and baristas can customize as you need. My wife has various food allergies, so the chef worked some menu item ingredients so she could enjoy them. Don’t forget a couple giant sugar cookies for the road!Definitely a must try!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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If ever in Dillon, you need to stop by Sweatwater Coffee and sample their wares. The environment is warm and inviting, the staff are friendly and welcoming, and most of all the food is delicious. The Coffee drinks are prepared with care and precision, and baristas can customize as you need. My wife has various food allergies, so the chef worked some menu item ingredients so she could enjoy them. Don’t forget a couple giant sugar cookies for the road!Definitely a must try!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food just ok, nothing fresh about it. Service slow. Atmosphere was dirty. Coffee average.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Very cute, open space with lots of spacing. Food and baked good options.
Very warm and welcoming. The coffee is wonderful along with the blueberry cranberry scone. Nice comfortable ambience
Best espresso and Reuben sandwich I've ever had. The staff are some of the friendliest I've ever met. What a gem of a coffee shop!