They remodeled this candy store and it's so cute now. Cute atmosphere. Lots of candy options. They…read moreserve really good ice cream.

BUT.... This candy store/ice cream shop is PERMANENTLY closed. Don't be fooled by the new very…read morecheesy candy store. The owner of the new place forced the generational, family owned candy store out & put this awful store in. No local will EVER support this business. Go to Ernie's for some of the former family's candy. The new candy store that took over this location is NOT associated with the former owners at all.

Stopped by again and can't get enough of their sweet treats! Friendly service and plenty of…read moreoptions to choose from it can be hard to make a decision! The cowboy crunch is so addicting!!!! I can't stop eating it. Milk chocolate and peanut butter pretzels!

Such a quaint shop that is wall to wall candy of every variety. The homemade fudge and chocolates…read morewere indescribable! There are all sorts of nostalgic candy brands including clove flavored gum, a hard to find family favorite.

The website needs to be updated with store hours. Went to the store today and it unfortunately was…read moreclosed.

Super cute shop, lots of old school candy and the ice cream is good and great prices. The one staff…read moremember was very helpful and quick.

I absolutely love this place! Not only do they have so many beautiful home decor, clothes, boots,…read moreguns, they have the BEST employees! Every time I go in, they are all cheerful and helpful without being too intrusive. This is just what Livingston needed!

All I have to say is HOLY COW this place is awesome! The staff are incredibly kind and incredibly…read morepatient. They let my sister being her little dog in so that she could try some of the awesome dog outfits on! They let us in right after close which I thought was so nice of them. We didn't know they were closing but when we found out they told us not to worry about it while they were closing down. Great prices, very unique and gorgeous items for sale here. Very decorative. So many incredible scents and brands available. There's even a whole show cabinet filled with awesome men's shave/beard/cologne/hygiene products that are honestly out of this world. This shop is aimed at awesome unique decorative items. They have some awesome pelts too from various animals. Giant gorgeous cow hides, lots of floral things. Purses. Coin purses. Lava stone scent diffusers. Reed diffusers that are out of this f*****g world from a company in Atlanta. Potpourri. Pillows. Post boxes for your house. Clothes. Lamps. Jewelry. Etc etc etc. Please stop by this little shop, it is honestly incredible!

BEST CARAMELS ON EARTH!!! NO JOKE…read more Many flavors, always creamy and gooey. Just the best.

**November 2025: Monday Late Afternoon Visit**…read more If you're looking for Montana's pride and joy Bequet Caramels are it! I saw single candies as well as bags of these confections at various groceries stores and speciality shops, and knew that their presence throughout Bozeman meant that they were definitely something Montana was proud of. What I like about this factory storefront is that you can sample the different caramel flavors before purchase and that they sell all flavors including discontinued ones (Espresso) and seasonal flavors (Pumpkin Pie, Smore, Peppermint Hot Chocolate). On my visit they had the following flavors available in the 24oz: Chipotle, Celtic Sea Salt, Salt-Chocolate, Butterscotch, Chocolate, Chewy, Chocolate L'orange, Salted Butterscotch, Salted Mocha, and Green Apple. I really like the Celtic Sea Salt and the Chocolate L'orange! I've visited several shops in Bozeman and the majority sell a select number of flavors and are only available in in the 3.6 oz or 4oz clear packaging. If you want the big 24oz Resealable Pouches ($29.50) with the most flavor variety coming here will give you the greatest selection.

La Châtelaine is the kind of place you have to find--tucked away in a quiet Bozeman neighborhood,…read morefar from the bustle of Main Street. The search felt almost romantic, like wandering the side streets of Paris in pursuit of a hidden chocolatier known only to locals. The exterior was humble, even nondescript--I half-wondered if I'd stumbled upon an old hardware store. But the moment I stepped inside, I knew I'd found something extraordinary. A long glass case gleamed with rows of exquisite chocolates--delicate, jewel-like creations that would make any Parisian confiseur proud. These weren't simple chocolate bars or mass-produced sweets; each piece looked like a tiny work of art, inspired by faraway cacao origins and the timeless elegance of old-world France. Choosing just four for my sampler box felt impossible, so I surrendered and asked the server for guidance. She smiled and asked what flavors I loved most, then curated a selection that included two pieces crafted from Mexican cacao--tracing their roots to the Aztecs--and a layered chocolate so refined it could have come straight from Saint-Germain-des-Prés. To complete the indulgence, I ordered a hot chocolate--Mexican style, of course. Rich, velvety, and lightly spiced, it was perfection in a cup. Each bite of chocolate was an awakening--smooth, complex, and impossibly luxurious. By the end, I was speechless. La Châtelaine isn't just a chocolatier; it's a love letter to Paris, written in cacao. They may be hidden in Bozeman for now, but their craft deserves a world stage.

A while back, my aunt who lives in Bozeman sent us a box of these fantastic chocolates, and I never…read moreforgot them. On my visit to Bozeman, I made a special trip just to get a box of these perfectly tempered and interestingly--but not overly weirdly--flavored chocolates. The chocolate has that perfect snap and gloss that marks high-end chocolates and makes their prices make sense. I wish I'd gotten the name, though, of the young woman helping me because she was remarkably friendly and helpful and was a wonderful representative of this company (for the record, I went on Sunday, August 4, around 1pm, in case that helps the owner identify her). She suggested some favorites of other customers and also her own favorites while she packed up my box. Thank you, friendly person!

A very pleasant gift shop in Ennis, My Home In Montana is chock full of locally made gifts and…read moregoodies. We were very pleased to find some interesting bits including Montana-made jewelry, some postcards and even a Montana tshirt. The "huckleberry cordial" was a neat little sweet snack. Parking on the street was a challenge as it's a busy time of the year.

This is the place to get your gifts! There's a wide selection of everything. Lots of unique items,…read morenot the usual run of the mill gift shop stuff. We got some MT made goats milk lotions, a piece of jewelry and some unique stickers for our yeti cups. The owner was also cool! Glad we stopped in on the way through.

"I've been a-searching All this big wide world…read moreNow finally I've found my Candy girl" (Four Seasons) If your candy girl has a sweet tooth, well you'll sure get yourself some bonus points by bringing her to Yellowstone Candy. Why? Well, how about over 20 flavors of fudge, 24 flavors of ice cream and 400 plus items of bulk candy to choose from! This place is wild -It is an explosion of colorful candies everywhere you look. We bought some bulk candy, some chocolates, and a big chocolate covered pretzel and couldn't have been happier with our haul.

Oof they got us tourists good! Overpaid for $20 fudge. It was just ok. Got some candy by the pound…read moreat $10 a pound for the kids.

The staff here are just the sweetest. I think they were students, but they were so sweet and…read moresmiling the entire time. We ordered a few items off the menu and asked for pickles on the side, and they gave us both pickles and jalapeños. This cafe is right by the original Yellowstone sign, so it is a perfect stop before you enter the park. They have some Yellowstone merch in here, so I, of course, had to get a hat. The menu had a variety of sandwiches and desserts with their speciality Huckleberry. It started to get pretty busy after we got in, but we were still able to get a seat in the back for all of us. The sandwiches were great, and some came with chips. They were an easy, quick eat that didn't leave too much of a mess. If I weren't full, I would've wanted to try some ice cream cause we did see them bring in like 24 huge tubs of ice cream.

No Ice Cream Samples??? Come on guys. How about 2 max?…read moreEspecially with all the unique flavors you guys sell. SERVICE Friendly but the disordered flow to order coffee around people ordering ice cream could use some work. AMBIANCE Chill place to get a cup of coffee. SUMMARY Good for coffee and those who like to gamble on unique ice cream flavors you could possibly dislike. Enjoy Yellowstone! : )

Cheese tasted like chemicals, poor selection. I sent a message to their instagram and didn't get a…read moreresponse.

Pretty awesome small Latin American grocery tucked away in a shitty old 4 corners strip mall…read more They offer a wide variety of traditional fare, a great butcher with a multitude of options and the chips/salsas/dips you gringos are looking for also. They have a wide variety of tamales as well that are dope. Authentic service in both Spanish and English. Busier on the weekend when the line for the Sigue phone gets pretty long. A full recommend for anyone into Mexican, El Salvadorian or latin American cuisine. If you get intimidated there is a more approachable taco shop a few doors down that serves flavorless, but visually appealing southwestern items also. Pro tip; don't try and take the left back onto Huffine, it's just not possible anymore, drive over to jackrabbit for a safer option.