Missoula, Montana

Café · Missoula, Montana

Ledgerwood Coffee

A corner coffee house with one roaster, a long table, and pastry that runs out by two.

Monday – Friday — 6:00 – 15:00 · 9 Example Street

Ledgerwood is a corner room with fourteen seats, a long table down the middle that nobody owns, and a bench in the window that gets the sun until about ten. We open at six for the people who are working before everyone else and we close at three, because a coffee house that stays open late stops being a coffee house.

Today at Ledgerwood Coffee

The menu

Coffee

EspressoHouse blend, pulled short. Ask for it long and we will pull it long rather than pour water on it. $3

Flat whiteDouble shot, steamed whole milk, no foam to speak of. The drink we make more of than any other. $4.50

Latte or cappuccinoWhole, oat, or almond at no extra charge. Say hot and we will make it hotter without scalding it. $4.75

Filter, by the cupThe single origin, brewed by hand to order. Takes four minutes and it is worth the four minutes. $4

Cold brewSteeped twenty hours, served over ice or cut with milk. Made in small batches so it never tastes flat. $5

Mocha or hot chocolateMade with a dark drinking chocolate we melt down, not a syrup out of a pump. $5.25

Not coffee

Loose leaf teaSix of them, brewed in a pot with a timer on the tray so it does not stew while you are talking. $3.75

Chai, made from scratchSpices steeped with the milk rather than a concentrate. Take it dirty with a shot on top if you like. $5

Fresh lemonadeSqueezed in the morning, lightly sweetened, and there is usually a herb in it depending on the week. $4

From the oven

Butter croissantLaminated here over two days. Out of the oven at six and again, if we can, at nine. $4.25

Morning bunCroissant dough rolled with orange zest and cinnamon sugar, baked in a tin so the edges caramelise. $4.75

Scone of the daySavoury on weekdays, sweet at the weekend. Written on the board because it changes with what we have. $3.75

Sourdough loafBaked Thursday and Saturday only. Reserve one by phone and we will hold it until noon. $8

Lunch

Toastie: ham, cheddar, mustardOn our own sourdough, pressed until the cheese comes out of the sides and goes crisp on the pan. $9.50

Toastie: mushroom and gruyèreMushrooms cooked down with thyme the day before, which is what makes it taste like more than a cheese sandwich. $9.50

Soup of the dayOne soup, made in the morning, served with bread and butter. Vegetarian at least three days a week. $7

Beans

House blend, 12oz bagRoasted twice a week and dated on the bag. Ground to your method at the counter, free. $16

Single origin, 12oz bagChanges every few weeks. Ask for a taste of what is on filter before you commit to a bag. $21

Opening hours

When to find us

Monday – Friday: 6:00 – 15:00
Saturday: 7:00 – 15:00
Sunday: 7:00 – 14:00
Kitchen: Until 14:00 daily

Find us

9 Example Street
Missoula, Montana

(406) 555-0155

hello@example.com

Roasted in the back twice a week — every bag dated · Three coffees on at a time: house, single origin, and a decaf worth drinking · Pastry baked from 4am and sold until it runs out · Free wifi and eight outlets, with no time limit on either · Discount on every drink in your own cup, or borrow one from the mug library · Dogs welcome on the floor, water bowl by the door

Missoula, Montana

Missoula, Montana

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A large order, a group, or just a question — tell us what you need. For anything urgent, it’s quicker to call (406) 555-0155.

We roast on a small drum roaster in the back twice a week, and we only ever have three coffees on: a house blend that does not change much, a single origin that changes every few weeks, and a decaf we actually taste before we buy. Everything is dated on the bag. If a bag is more than three weeks off the roast we grind it for staff and you get the fresh one.

The pastry comes out of our own oven from four in the morning and it is finished when it is finished — usually early afternoon, sometimes by noon on a Saturday. We would rather run out than hold something over. The savoury side of the counter is small on purpose: two toasties, a soup, and whatever the kitchen made too much of yesterday, sold cheap.

We have free wifi and eight outlets and we do not put a time limit on either, but the long table is shared and we will seat someone next to you. Dogs are welcome on the floor. We take orders to go in your own cup at a discount, and if you forget it, ask about the mug library — leave a deposit, bring it back whenever.

We sell beans by the bag at the counter and we will grind them to whatever you brew on, free, if you tell us the method. If you are not sure what you like, ask for a taste of whatever is on filter before you commit to twelve ounces of it. Nobody should spend twenty dollars on coffee they have never tried.

Two of the small tables can be pushed together for a group of six, and we are happy to hold them if you call the day before. Beyond that we get crowded and everybody has a worse morning, so for anything larger we would rather set you up with a box of filter coffee to take away than squeeze you in.

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