I've been coming to this station for years but it had become really run down. The new owners have…read morereally changed up the place with new paint, new lighting, and fresh products. The bathrooms are always nice and clean (and secured which keeps the rough crowd away). They have really friendly cashiers.

Yo! I had a cool experience at Pump and Pak, a little homey Gas station and convenience store. The…read moreLady Caryln who runs it was really helpful to me and my co-worker who had a spill in our work truck and gave us rags and a broom to clean things up. So Nice! Inside the store she was making some fresh popcorn which had the most appealing aroma and wen i got a small bag i could not believe how good it was. She said it was because they used coconut oil Popcorn fans you got to try this! Nice little neat store with a few pumps and Bozeman local feel, I have never done a Yelp review on a Gas station but this was a cool place to come through. Saw some sunglasses marked down i want to pick up, now i will remember to come by this spot when i cross over the freeway at 7. Oh yea, the bathrooms are pretty clean too, thats always a nice experience Pump on !

The older lady with the crossed eyes is so incredibly rude. She always has a terrible attitude to…read moreeveryone who comes through. She has no customer service skills whatsoever. She will roll her eyes at you, fling your stuff back at you with the worst look on her face. Her distain on her face towards people of color is also very disgusting and if I were running that store, I would address customer service across the board. The gentleman that works there is very pleasant, and truly is the only reason we kept going. Someone also needs to refresh the staff on RAS and tell the woman mentioned above that a drivers license is not the only form of Identification. I've been going to this location off Baxter and 19th for years, multiple times weekly spending anywhere from $20-$50 dollars a visit. I will NOT be returning to this location, or a town pump, for the next foreseeable future.

Line of ~20 people spreading into 2 aisles, one register open. Two younger gentlemen chatting and…read morenot running a register to clear the lines. Instead of taking the initiative to help their coworker, one of the younger gentlemen just put a closed placard on the register closest to him and resumed talking to the third employee. I won't go into specifics of what was said, but I was cursed at when asked if someone could open another register and told, "call the f****** corporate office" as I was leaving the store. Obviously, I'll head to another fuel station. Under no circumstance would I ever patronize this location again.

Having gloves for fueling up your car was a unexpected extra especially when corporate executives…read moreare looking cut any costs they can.

Props goes to this gas station for having the nicest cashier working inside who helped me put my…read moregas when I was totally stressing to get to the Belgrade rental car place. GPS said an hour and 20 minutes and it took me two hours. She was so kind she didn't even want to take a tip. I kept begging her to take it. What a nice lady and a nice place.

An unlikely store in the middle of downtown Bozeman, Old Bozeman Beads has some cute and some…read morekitschy items for the tourists. Once you get past that, though, there's an impressive display of all types of beads. Unlike many bead stores, this one has signs asking that you put a clip on the bead string you're interested in, and the staff will bring it to you. While I understand why that makes sense because it's a small store and things get misplaced and restocked in the wrong place, having to wait for someone to find your pin and bring the string to you is awkward. Things look different when they're in your hand versus hanging on a wall. I found some beautiful Austrian glass and a variety of wood beads that are difficult to find in most stores, and the prices are way more reasonable than I would have expected in a tourist-driven area. There's not much room in this small shop, so any more than 3 or 4 people and you'll be close to knocking things off the wall and shelves. Go early in the morning or late in the day for the best chance to really see everything.

For a long time I have frequented the businesses located in and around the historic Bozeman Hotel…read morebuilding on east Main St. Recently I have been admiring the items in the Old Bozeman Beads store display window located in the very north eastern corner of the building. I decided one morning I would go in and have a look around. My experience was less than positive. In fact I was so taken aback by the rudeness of the store clerk I will never give them my business. I've received "not-so-great" service at other places before but I chalk it up to bad days, personal reasons, etc. This was an entirely different story. When I entered the store the lady behind the counter, "Barb" was on the phone. So as not to be rude I stood back and waited for her to be done with the call. She hung up and I approached the counter. She did not look up. I did not want to break her concentration so I waited. She still did not acknowledge my existence. I was starting get annoyed. Someone from the back of the shop called for assistance and without looking at me (I'm not even two feet in front of her) she hurried off to help them. I couldn't believe it! A moment later, after she finished helping the person, she did not return so I peered around a display and found her standing in the middle of the shop staring at the ceiling. I inched closer hoping she would take notice of me this time. Still nothing! It wasn't until I was close enough to touch I spoke up. "Excuse me," I ventured. The look on her face was a look of disingenuous surprise as if it was horribly wrong to interrupt her ceiling meditation. It turned out the item I was after (the one in the display) they didn't carry. False advertising if you ask me. However, I was instructed that I could admire the item from OUTSIDE. Yes, that's right, she ordered me out of the store! Unbelievable. I also work at one of the many fabulous business here in downtown Bozeman. I often have people wander in looking for other businesses or even to do business with us but are confused by the building. I always greet them warmly cause I really am happy to see them even if I can't help them. Employees are the faces of the companies they work for and have a large impact on the customers and communites they serve. Old Bozeman Beads, you're doing it wrong.

I wish to thank Connaire and the Monday morning crew working 7/15/24 for all their kindness & help…read moreafter I locked my keys in my car while on my way home to Wyoming. Connair was helpful to reach out and find a locksmith that would come and get me back into my car. All the other staff were kind and caring towards me. They treated me respectfully, but were compassionate at the same time. I will never forget their kindness! I am a senior citizen who was a long way from home. Thanks again!

It's on the edge of town towards the airport it's not easy to get to from the interstate more for…read morethe locals who want a coffee and snacks and maybe play a few hands of video poker.

Their breakfast burritos are fairly good, but hash browns should not be used as the majority…read moreingredient in ALL the other burritos. There is so much hash browns I barely notice any other ingredients

Love Maverik! Great hot food and the rewards are sooo good! Free food, drinks and a discount on…read morefuel. I use the self checkout as it's so quick and easy. Not sure why someone would leave when there are two self check outs. Staff take breaks just like anyone else. Some other reviewers sounds like they missed the self checkout stations.