Cool antique mall set in the old Stevensville Creamery. They have a variety of items in almost…read moreevery room. One room will have old car parts and license plates, the next will have vintage clothing. It took me a good 45 minutes to go through the antique mall even with the busy itinerary I had. There are two taxidermied grizzly bears also for sale! Montana in a nutshell. Great stop in the Bitterroot Valley for locals and tourists alike, and for any antiquer/picker. Some things are slightly overpriced, so watch your budget.

Love love this place! I found a hidden gem of glass insulators, it just kept going and going, the…read moregentleman working was so kind and helpful too:)

Best huckleberry shake ever! Quaint little restaurant attached to candy and antique store..Serves…read morebreakfast and lunch ...I haven't tried the breakfast but menu looks pretty good.

The candy store and antiques is a great place to find all your candy fixings and apparel. I would…read moregive those stores a 5/5, if the 1/5 is for the way we were treated in the cafe. Our waitress was very kind and helpful but it was the other waitress that came up to us and demanded documentation for our dog. Legally, you are not supposed to do that and gave us a lecture on our service dog, and how he was not well trained and not welcomed. For some reason, this whole county has a stigma and vendetta out for dogs. Again, legally you are NOT ALLOWED to ask for documentation at all. That was her first problem. I would like to also mention, our dog is an ESA AND a psychiatric service dog. When we mentioned he was a service animal and and ESA she cut us off and said "ESA is not considered a service dog" which we know. She did not let us finish and instead of allowing us to explain, which legally we do not have too, she told us to remove our dog. I have never felt the way she made us feel in there. I hope y'all train your staff better because under ADA we could of filed a lawsuit. Our dog is well trained, well behaved, and is a service dog. We felt unwelcomed and we left.

Wow, this place is HUGE!!! I think it was four floors with dozens of vendors filling the place…read morewith treasures big and small! I spent a while just looking around and picking out a few things. But they have everything in there! Definitely worth a visit if you're into old and collectible things. I really enjoyed my time here!

A lot of collectibles--old west pictures, small trinkets in numerous cabinets, baseball cards,…read morebooks galore, mid-century furniture, a lot of dishes (depression glass, fostoria) neat store. A lot of consigners.

Great gifts and home furnishings. Beautiful selection and affordable. The store is brimming with…read morewonderful Montana treasures. The owner is very nice.

Wow Hidden Treasures is just that! What a truly wonderful store to browse and shop that Juli is…read moreabsolutely magnificent and such a delight. All of her treasures are so well displayed and categorized and so many different decorating ideas it is so fun to shop there can't wait to come back if I could I'd rate this a 10 star but it's a five star plus all the way

What a gun find in downtown Missoula! This secondhand shop has all sorts of oddities, collectibles,…read moreand much more. As you walk into the store, you are reminded just how old the building is. It still has the original plank wood floors and ceiling tiles. Inside, you will find old plates, silverware, appliances, tools, books, magazines, and everything in between. The aisles are pretty tight and there isn't a lot of room to walk, but that doesn't seem to matter. You will find customers of all ages here on any given day. This is true gem of downtown Missoula!

An interesting second-hand shop that doesn't look anything like a modern thrift store…read more Collectibles, antiques, weird stuff, even an adults-only section with magazines and DVDs of an...ahem, adults-only nature. That was a surprise to see. No, I didn't buy any of them. It gets business from the locals and the college students who are looking for interesting gems. John is a cool guy with a lot of knowledge. After stopping at so many thrift stores in Montana with the same ole' same ole' (clothes, books, old housewares, more clothes, more housewares), this was a unique place that I should take a look at again whenever I'm in Missoula.

I have been coming to the Montana Fur Center for at least 20 years. Great place, super awesome furs…read moreand pelts. The owner has always been extremely nice. Today I bought a beautiful coyote vest at an awesome price. I live in Texas and always look forward to visiting this store when I come to Montana.

Nice place lots of different furs and other stuff Sad so…read moremany people wear cheap coats when you can get a warm one