Tucked Inside an Arts Center Lies a Food Experience the World Should Taste

 

I’ll admit, when Google said Faye’s Café “closes at 11:00” and that it serves brunch, I was curious—what kind of restaurant closes that early? Turns out, one that’s doing something very right.

 

Stepping into Faye’s Café—nestled in the creative heart of the Shane Lalani Center for the Arts in Livingston, MT—is like being greeted by a burst of joy, warmth, and imagination. The atmosphere is instantly uplifting: peaceful, infused with love, and buzzing with good vibes (“Peace and happiness is our vibe.”).

 

A Menu That Speaks Your Vibe

Here, breakfast isn’t just food—it’s a fun, personalized exploration. Faye’s “Choice Menu” invites you to describe your meal using words like healthy, savory, celebrating, and wholesome vibes. She then creates a dish that truly reflects those feelings. It’s creative, playful, and unlike anything I’ve ever seen. The meal that followed didn’t just satisfy my taste buds—it lifted my spirits, with wholesome flavors and an invigorating sense of fun.

 

Small Kitchen, Big Heart

The magic comes from a cozy, energetic kitchen, powered by Faye herself. Meeting her was a joy—it’s easy to see how her warmth and artistry flow straight into her food. What she creates in such a small space is nothing short of phenomenal. Every bite felt intentional and full of love—like she’s making food listen to you. Food with this much freshness and intention? I’ve easily paid twice the price elsewhere. So while it isn’t “cheap,” it certainly isn’t expensive either—it’s true value, because you know the money is going into quality, care, and artistry.

 

A Touch of Creativity: The Yumtwist Cookbook

Faye also shares her philosophy in her cookbook, Yumtwist (for sale right at the café). In it, she shows how healthy cooking and creativity can go together—and that making food fun isn’t difficult, it’s natural. It’s wonderful to think of her food philosophy extending beyond her café and into homes everywhere.

 

Food + Mental Health

What stood out most to me is that Faye’s approach isn’t just about comfort food or even farm-to-table—it’s about food and mental health together. Eating well while also feeling good as you eat is such a powerful concept. This café proves that food can nurture both the body and the mind at the same time.

 

Recognition + A Call to Action

It’s no surprise that Faye’s Café has been featured in People Magazine and other national publications. But it still feels like a hidden treasure waiting to be discovered. For those who appreciate the finer things, value mental health, and want to support creativity in its purest form—this is the kind of place worth “blowing up” (in the best way possible).

 

--- In short: Faye’s Café is more than a restaurant—it’s a joyful culinary experience, hidden inside an arts center, and it deserves the world’s attention. Whether you’re craving something to celebrate or simply want to feel good, Faye crafts an unforgettable meal that feeds body, soul, and spirit.