Never stepped foot inside this store, but from the outside... giant ruts everywhere to drive over…read more Doesn't look like they maintain the roads next to their pumps. Windshield washing bucket is full of garbage not fluid to wash your windshield. It would be nice if they took better care of the pumps

What a dump! WARNING - AVOID this place! Half of the gas pumps are out of order, No window cleaning…read more- water containers empty! No pride of ownership.

Found Kagy Korner on Yelp when looking for ice cream in the MSU area after hiking. You can get…read morelarge scoops of great ice cream for very reasonable prices, a much better value than the fancy ice cream parlors in town. Who knew a gas station was the place to get your ice cream fix after a long day of hiking! The service was quick and friendly. Keep up the wonderful service.

Huge ice cream cones for $2?!?! Say no more. This is the greatest place in the world and we are so…read morehappy to live a block away. Amazing and affordable lunch, ice cream, and quirky decor inside. Kagy Korner has my heart.

TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE!!! They rented us an oxygen tank that will not hold a charge and then gave us…read moretwo empty battery packs that also will not charge. We had to fly on an airplane with ZERO oxygen in the tank and my husband almost died.

The staff are always great and are on top of everything! They make sure you know what you're using…read moreand how to use it.

Even though today's work force doesn't know the meaning of the word work let alone know what it is…read moreany more ...the staff at town pump give all they have daily ...to a work place that does not apparently know how much there employees do and put up with every day....corporate takes a blind eye to it they tell employees there's no money for raises so you all don't get one ....and this is after town pump made over 750 million this year alone they get treated like a door mat and taken advantage of and down right abused ...yet no matter what those same employees keep working there and band-aid every Damm day to keep the doors open so please as you may have to stand in line wait on this or that take a moment to remember how much those employees have to go thur just to be there so you can get your gas cigs beer or what ever you desire

In Montana it's mostly town pump Or town pump to get gas but…read morethey do have s huge variety of food and snacks to buy. You can say there a one stop shop while traveling. I think there chicken is excellent. Clean restrooms too

I was super excited to visit this Farmers Market, I even woke up early on a Saturday (something I…read morenever do) to get out here early and do some shopping. We walked to the fairgrounds and it was fairly easy to find. The fairground is large and we did end up at the wrong spot at first. We headed towards a large building that many people were walking to, assuming this would be the market. It wasn't. It was the ice rink but we walked over to the Farmers Market right after. The market is smaller than I thought it would be. It was super crowded inside with really rude people, so it turned me off a bit. There was also less than I thought there would be in here. We didn't find any gifts or anything that we would want to buy really. There were only 2 produce stands that sold the same thing (and they looked like grocery store items.) Overall, I don't think I would come back to this market but I can see why people would want to check it out.

Great winter market inside the Emerson Cultural Center. It is every other Saturday from 9am- noon…read moreand they have a great selection of local produce. They also have gluten free bakeries as well as local honey and meat. I purchased some meat and it was truly fresh and delicious. Great way to support your local farmers and businesses!!

Fantastic establishment. So cool with a large variety of flavors, the will let you sample different…read morethings. Owner was extremely accommodating and kind. Stop by here if you want quality service and product.

Beautiful store and very friendly lady that works there! I love all the different flavors of oil…read moreand vinegar for any occasion, seasonally!

This biz is my cup of tea…read more The Spice & Tea Exchange is my favorite chain to visit while traveling. I recently stopped by their location in Bozeman, Montana and picked up enough tea to excite Paul Revere. I spent over 30 minutes exploring their well stocked inventory of tea and spices. The teas are sold in a loose leaf form, which happens to be my favorite. They have sleepy time teas, highly caffeinated options, and even some mushroom based. The other half of the store is filled with different spices and rubs for all your cooking needs. This is also a great spot to pick up accessories for your tea-loving friend. There's bookmarks, tea cups, and even those small animals that change colors when tea is poured on them. I wanted one of everything. I ended up snagging a cute light blue tea cup that has a built in filter, banana sugar, chocolate mushroom tea, and a strawberry white tea. I also grabbed a ranch rub and a garlic aioli seasoning to experiment with at home. Can't wait to sample all my new goodies.

Spice things up! This is a pretty impressive spice and tea…read morestore! They have a whole lot of different spices, spice blends, and of course, tea. It's not all just spice blends where some Montanan thinks, "Eh- this is what Cajun spice tastes like." Instead, it's mainly the raw spice ingredients. I love that they get nerdy with it- they had about 8 different types of paprika, with a little sign that lets you know where it's from, what it tastes like, what you're going to pay. You're free to open the jars and take a sniff. If you're cooking in Bozeman, and need just a pinch of some obscure spice, this is a good place to go so you don't have to buy a whole bottle and waste it. They have such large jars of spices, and such a huge variety, you have to wonder about the turnaround time on these spices, and how long some of these more obscure spices are sitting here. The fact that they're in glass jars is slightly worrisome, but I like seeing what's going on in all those jars. I was disappointed that they seemed to largely skim over the world of Indian spices, which are notoriously hard to figure out. The staff was busy when we went, but it gave us plenty of time to get a good look around.

I truly enjoyed the genuine welcome and great service from the man at the counter of this charming,…read morecozy cafe. My coffee order is standard for me, however, when I asked for his advice and recommendation on a breakfast sandwich, he steered me to his favorite burrito. The latte was great; high end melange of rich flavor. Breakfast burrito was substantial and delicious. Great experience, Thanks again! Bill

We popped in for a chai tea and a pastry. The chai tasted like a cold coffee and when we took it…read moreback they assured us it was chai. They doctored it with sugar but it still ended up poured out on the road. The cinnamon rill was not much better it was dry and tasteless. It was very crowded and nice inside with a long wait. Not sure if we hit them on a bad day, if they don't make chai very often or what but we would not recommend. It was a nice atmosphete with nice seating options with a trendy crowd. Fairly quick service for the number of people ordering and waiting.