I'm coming back to change my rating from 1 to 3 stars. This location has gotten a lot better. Produce is a lot better, but still hard to find good onions. I haven't seen much expired stuff on the shelves. The store is clean and well stocked. I would shop at this store if I lived here. read more

The food is terrible ! The produce are all GMOS ( fake food ) even the organic produce is GMOS. I drive almost 2 hours to go to kalispell to natural grocers and it's worth it. read more

Food that needs to be refrigerated is being left out too long. Opened a salsa that wasn't supposed to expire for months and it was fermenting. Lots of expired food on the shelves. Produce is usually rotten/moldy. Have even bought beer that was expired. Beware, otherwise has a decent selection. read more

Yelp says that a five-star rating means "Woohoo! As good as it gets!" and for this town, this county, this section of the Hi-Line, and all the needs that this Albertson's meets, that is an absolutely correct descriptor for this location. Want groceries? Even though it angers locals that Albertson's prices in Great Falls are cheaper than Cut Bank's, the largest grocery store selection you're going to find on Highway 2 between Montana's eastern border and Columbia Falls is the Cut Bank Albertson's. On the approximate north-south I-15 axis, I don't know of any grocery store with more selection between Great Falls and the Canadian border, not even in Shelby. Your only other non-restaurant food options in Cut Bank are: the smaller Harvest Foods grocery store, which opened in 2018... the summertime farmer's market at the park on Highway 2 that goes down on Wednesdays, featuring mainly Hutterite produce... trying to eat out of your own garden, which our family didn't have much success at in the windy, semi-arid climate... participating in Bountiful Baskets (which I didn't completely like because I didn't appreciate not have full control over every last item that arrived in my box)... or ordering bulk organic foods online through Azure Standard's monthly program. Since there's no local interest in a Cut Bank dropoff location, you'll have to drive to Shelby, Chester or Lothair to pick up your stuff. (Which we did.) Need a prescription? With the only other Cut Bank competitor now out of business, you can only get your scrip filled here or online. Need a job? Two members of my family were able to get reliable employment here for as long as it was needed. There are many good, salt-of-the-earth folks who staff the place. They became our friends, especially in the case of my daughter, and we miss them. Want to shop in a shiny, renovated and updated new store? You're in luck. The corporation just overhauled the whole place and held a grand re-opening last spring, in 2018. Wise move, corporate dudes. Want to meet Canadians, Hutterites, summer tourists-bikers-hitchhikers and basically every citizen of Cut Bank that you know, don't yet know or may even want to avoid? Unless it's at the bar, the gas-station casino, the church or the school, Albertsons is where that's most likely to happen, so you'd better learn to grin and bear it. ;) read more

I was in Cut Bank Montana for less than 24 hours. But in that time I found a hotel, a diner, a liquor store and a supermarket. Albertsons is the Supermarket. Its actually pretty big, looked bigger than I realized from the outside. I was only looking for a few things, mostly around the edges of the store, some veges, some dairy etc. This store was clean. It was also very busy, both in people and in "stuff". I guess they carry a lot of things for the campers coming through on their way into Glacier National Park. I think this is the last Supermarket coming from the East. So all that campers type stuff is put near the front, and in the middle of isles and the like. There were also a lot of people, many with a number of small children, many of those children were running up and down various aisles, although they were polite about it. I had plenty of time, so for me it was fine, but if I were in a hurry I might find this store difficult to navigate with all the other "stuff" in the aisles etc. Easy lot parking. read more