This is a grocery store, but it carries a lot of different things that you can't find at Albertsons…read moreor Walmart so it's definitely worth going to have some nostalgic things that like I said you can't find anywhere else they have local produce and meat

So much locally sourced food -- produce and meat! A lot of greenhouse greens and micro greens!…read more Excellent quality and variety of produce!! The nicest and knowledgeable employees and they stay after getting hired! The completely recommend!!

I Love this store. They have a great selection of organic foods, including produce, meats and…read moredairy. They also offer natural vitamin supplements and bath supplies.

The more I stop here, the better I like it. Or I thought I did. My experiences have been all…read moreover the place: sometimes good, sometimes bleechh. This is not a store for one on a strict budget, but if you follow their ads and can shop their sales you can do well enough for a splurge or two. I agree with some of the other reviewers about the produce. It's hit or miss. The last few times, it's been good, at least early on the weekend. As the week goes on, the quality gets less. Shopping here is a matter of timing I've come to learn. With all that said, though, there are some good organic options in nearly every category, including the vitamin section. What has impressed me are the employees, with a few exceptions, they are friendly and helpful when I'm looking for something particular. I've tried a few of the store branded things, most of them are just as good as similar branded items. The natural cleaning products for instance, the glass cleaner, is good and doesn't have that vinegar or ammonia smell. That stuff makes up for some of the other less than stellar products. The store-branded non-GMO, organic, nuts and alternative flours are also winners. Natural Grocers has an impressive library/catalog or whatever you want to call it, in the back corner with information available on supplements, minerals, food and ingredient guides, and the like with a cross references. It's like having a compendium without having to buy multiple books to get the same information. From time to time they offer classes on healthy eating in their test kitchen in the back. Although Covid has put a halt to the test kitchen food preparation classes, according to the employees, those classes will be coming back at some point.

I only shop for groceries once a month and I always shop Winco first! Prices are great and the…read moreemployees are always helpful!!! Love the Deli! Always have everything stocked and ready. If you want Great Bargains while supporting a store that is a Coop, then do yourself a favor and shop Winco!

Mel: I have shopped WinCo Foods, for years, across OR and WA states. Store 155 in Billings, MT…read morereflects the worst customer journey experience I have ever seen at any grocery store. From the pervasiveness of untrained employees, to the persistence of losing good employees (checkers), to the rows of unpriced products, an always filthy restroom, and the absence of staffing the front desk or staffing it with again, untrained help. Your complete absence of leadership culminates in a failure across the entire customer journey. Store #155 resides in the failed KMART building. It looks like Winco is going to fail here too. BTW if you don't pay your employees a living wage you will not be able to keep good employees or motivate them to do their jobs well. But ultimately, Grant Haag, Nathan Tucker and Hank F. along with you are failing customers, continuously. See what a living wage for BIllings, MT is ($22.00 minimum) at https://livingwage.mit.edu/metros/13740

Typical Albertsons, but with a larger footprint owing to its location in a new, residential area…read more It's never been too busy. The store has wide aisles, great selections, and sometimes with hard to find brands you won't see elsewhere. Don't be fooled, though, Albertsons is not an inexpensive store, but If you're on a budget there's usually something on sale in the category you're seeking. The corporation that owns Albertsons has their own brand of organic products that save people a trip to the other store in town. The employees have all been outstandingly nice, at least in the cheese, deli and meat departments. The checkout employees are not particularly diligent about noting sale tagged items, but as long as you're paying attention they'll fix it. Overall, it's a chain store so you know what you'll find, but you might also come across a surprise or two.

Never more than one line open. NEVER. Any peak hours. On request - they're all busy helping the…read moreforced self-check chaos, can't you see? They are too busy for you. They tell you so, too. With the high prices, I'm not checking my own groceries anymore. I'm not waiting twenty minutes in the single line either. Customer service here is terrible until you get all the way up the food chain to Barry. Not certain there will be any change though, it sounded like lip service to shut me up. How does a bad policy get changed? And why do they bother building ten grocery checkout lines with registers? What a frustrating experience. This is six months observing the new store on 53rd and Grand.

Visiting from out of town and unfortunately forced to shop here. Found everything to be really over…read morepriced, but would occasionally find something on sale for normal price, but only if you get the app, create an account, scan the deal, and have network in their store. Asked a cashier if they could scan for us since we're just visiting, and was denied, spent 5 minutes trying to get an okay price (less than $6 for a bag of Doritos, come on....), the cashier could've scanned for me, price matched it, anything, but refused to help. Eventually since the app connection wouldn't load their servers in their store, just gave up and left the chips there. Coming from Arizona where there's actually competition for grocery stores, the prices seemed insanely high, but it seems Albertson's has a complete monopoly in Billings so they can charge anything they want.

There meat pork I have found to be tough, I just took a cooks ham slice back because it was very…read moretough, this is the 2nd one had issue with. Just got done with some pork ribs, cooked on the grill very tough. When I took the ham slice back the lady at the courtesy counter wanted to see a receipt. I returned it in the package it came in. She had to call a mgr and they gave me a credit to use at the store. They are expensive. The store does nothing for me I will not shop there.

Lil Market is a perfect addition to downtown Billings. If you work downtown, then it's an easy…read morestop to get some last minute groceries without having to fight your way through the crowds at the larger grocery store on your way home. It's a boutique store, carrying only the most requested things,and with prices that are not too far off from what they would be at a larger store. It reminds me of a convenience store, but with more things and better selection. There are a couple of coolers with frozen items, a display case with pre-made sandwiches for a quick lunch, kitchen staples such as oils and vinegar, spices, tea, coffee, juices, soups, as well as a good-sized selection of office supply items and medications. Perfect for a quick trip where you only need a couple of things and want to save time, Lil Market fills a missing slot in downtown Billings for those who live downtown and don't want to go too far to pick up a missing item or two.

I love this place, great way to save money their package deals on chicken and steaks are great,…read moreone pound t bone for 7.99 the chicken breaded pieces 8 pound bag great deal and very flavorful in many uses

I way over spent here! Omg. We were going through financial crisis and needed some help, so we…read morecame here. I have budgeted very carefully for groceries and have every item I buy logged in my phone with Walmart prices. These items were only about .25 cents cheaper, on average, some more than others, than Walmart products! For a run down store, I was very surprised, and not pleasantly. Thriftys BIG advertisement lately has been that they never carry expired food. ..this is a lie! I took that seriously and didn't look at expiration labels till I got home! Wow! Fresh foods were at least a week to a month past their expiration and dry goods 3 to 6 months! ! This is unsafe and ridiculous. The candy bar I bought my daughter crumbled into powder when I opened it! This is food pantry and trash quality and very expensive, $3.85 for a gallon of milk that expired the day after purchase! No way guys, no way.

Worst checkout experience I've seen in 20+ years shopping this Walmart…read more Tuesday 9/1 evening at 2525 King Ave W in Billings, Montana. Get those damn self check out opened up.

Had a blowout, the car care center was wonderful. The guys did a great job. This was on Memorial…read moreDay they were very busy, they got us in.

Fantastic Wine in Wonderfully Welcoming Venue…read more My wife and I love City Vineyard and love wine. We've been enjoying great wine from C.V. for years, often chosen with the help of their excellent staff. This past Sunday we went to brunch at their wine tasting bar and lounge. So yummy! But what really struck us was what a wonderfully, welcoming environment it exuded. A happy group of diverse diners, enjoying the delicious offerings. And again, just as in the wine shop, the staff were helpful, happy and professional.

The election of wine, cheese and accouterments is phenomenal. The staff is excellent and helps…read moreWith a smile. The store is clean and will organized. This is a great stop!