Great options for a small-town grocery store. Very clean and easy to find, and the service was…read morevery friendly!

It's the only store in town but it was well stocked and had a nice deli section. They also make…read morepizzas and sandwiches plus have a couple tables to sit at. It's an older store but everything I saw looked fresh

I did not know what to expect here. I asked the GPS for a grocery store as I wanted some…read moreover-the-counter medications. This store is huge. Imagine it's like a Costco but no membership. Concrete floors, lots of exposed shelving and pretty much everything you could possibly need for living in Montana or just filling your kitchen. I found my meds, I found some snacks and I even looked over their reasonably priced guns (can't buy guns out of state and anyway, I'm heading to Canada). A friendly young lady rang up my sale and I was on my way. It's an interesting shop and I would have not problem stopping here again. [Review 20824 overall - 86 in Montana - 1808 of 2023.]

Just a fuel station review. One choice for unleaded, and labeled as just that. No octane rating…read moreposted. Easy to get in and out of, and just down the street from the Harley dealership. Pricing was decent.

Few things not right with this place....prices of things are way WAY outta line with local stores…read morelike WinCo..they have a beer box, nice, but its never ever cold...I dig for the box in the back, never cold...very frustrating. Self check is a great thing, as most people don't use it here..so a win. Meat counter is great! People are nice enough for sure. Always see store manager out workin the floor...nice!

I would really like to throw some appreciation at the manger Eric Dowell at the Albertsons on N…read moreMontana! He truly encompass customer service! I placed a order to pick up and he went to two separate stores to fill our order. He just did it and really helped us. I just like to recognize people when they help improve my life. Thank you Eric Dowell! Albertsons you have a gem of a manager!

Buy bread a day later it's moldy Same with fresh fruit &…read moreveggies. Very discouraging and sad

I liked going to winco because they have everything I need and I could get out quickly,, BUT that…read morechanged due to the rules in self check out,, I had 18 items and they shut my register off at 15 items started gathering my items told me I had to the other registers,, Made me feel like a criminaI, I told them they could keep their things I went to work and then to wallmart for what I needed. I have not and will not go back to winco,, They lost me to other competitors. Very disappointed in winco

Great little grocery and supply stop in White Sulphur Springs. We spent the night in town at an…read moreAirbnb with a kitchen and were looking for some dinner items. Good selection of meat and produce along with decent dry and canned goods. If you're not used to western states rural pricing you'll have sticker shock.

This place is the best. People are so nice and helpful. We got steaks from the meat counter and…read morethey were delicious. I even bought a hunting knife there. The prices were perfect. Keep up the strong work. I will see you soon. Miss White Sulpher Springs, MT

One Star - Would Give Zero if Possible We stayed here during…read morea sports tournament and had a very unpleasant experience. This RV park is not family-friendly -- children and pets are treated more like hidden fees than welcomed guests. My mother made a reservation for our family, and during check-in, we were never asked about pets or the number of children. One staff member even saw our dog and said nothing. The next day, the owner, Rick Lamb, watched our campsite for a while before approaching us to ask how many people we had. After answering honestly, he informed us we owed an extra $45 for our four children and one dog. When I mentioned that no one asked these questions during check-in, Rick refused to take any responsibility and snapped, "You are wrong!" He was dismissive and condescending, saying things like "Is your calculator not computing?" and "I'm the owner and I make the rules." Later, Rick and his wife, Valerie, came to our site to "clear things up," but were just as rude. Valerie even told me, "You don't need to cause problems." We paid the $45 just to be done with the conflict -- Rick casually put it in his wallet. On checkout day, Rick sat in his truck watching our family pack. After we left, he immediately walked our site, presumably to check for rule violations. We accidentally left our water filter connected to the spigot. When I returned to retrieve it, Rick saw me and deliberately avoided me, walking back into the building. I had to call the store and speak to Megan, who later said he left the filter on a table -- refusing to speak to me directly. The entire experience was uncomfortable, unprofessional, and frankly, unwelcoming. We will never stay here again, and we won't support the Three Forks Market. Others we've spoken to have had similar issues. Rick and Valerie Lamb seem more interested in enforcing arbitrary rules than treating their guests with respect.

We have been patronizing Three Forks Market since we moved up to the Three Forks area eight years…read moreago. The owners are no longer just "owners" to us. They have become supportive friends in the community. The staff is always warm, friendly, and helpful. The selection of foods is really broad (and excellent). The Three Forks Market personnel are a classic example of what makes Montana "The Last Best Place".

On 9/5/25 at 9:07 pm, employee Reace was especially helpful in helping me find a product I was…read morelooking for. I appreciated how friendly he was. Thank you.

I was shopping in Walmart last night, 03/09/26, and the announcements were in Spanish. I'm old so I…read morethought I had somehow ended up in Mexico. I asked the self-service employee why the announcements were in Spanish. He said that they have a lot of Hispanics shopping there. I said you mean illegals cause if you're an American you have to know English. He just shrugged his shoulders. I WILL NEVER SHOP AT WALMART AGAIN. I'm an American and if you want to come to the United States, you do it LEGALLY!!!

We were in the area and needed groceries. Choice was to go to a larger town store or shop local. We…read moredecided to shop local. We were not disappointed. They may not stock vast numbers of brands for the very category but they had what we needed. From carbonated water to ice cream. They also have a personal meat department. Staff was so friendly they helped carry out our load of groceries to the car. This is a small town gem. I wouldn't change a thing.

Prices are high, service is exactly what you'd expect. I waited nearly 3 minutes to purchase a…read moresingle item while the cashier made small talk with a gal about how bad California is and how they should move to Montana. The cashier finally scanned my item and when I paid using a card and it was approved, she continued her conversation and didn't say a word to me or hand my item over the counter. I just picked it up and walked out. Small towns, I tell ya what...

This has become a traditional stopping place for my family when driving up the I-15. The gas is…read morereasonably priced and it's very convenient to the freeway. There's also lots of services attached to this building. Clerks have been very friendly.

First came here a year ago twice in the same day (by accident). Have been back a dozen times…read moresince. Patio for breakfast not realizing it was the place we were planning for dinner.  The egg burger was excellent but the side of potatoes fried in tallow and tossed in a house sauce were the best potatoes I've ever had and it wasn't particularly close. Service was quick, very friendly, and knowledgeable. Wood fired grill right in the middle of restaurant, vintage wood refrigerator, butcher block counters and tables all screamed that this restaurant has a soul and character. Breakfast was so good went back same night for dinner.  This was the best steak in years and the only cut available at that time.  The side of tallow fried onion chips and mushrooms were again the best preparation of fried onion I've ever had.  House sauce was great. Absolutely love coming here!

The Union in downtown Helena is a superior dining experience and a welcome addition to the city's…read morefoodie culture. Its primary selling point is local--using beef from local ranches, encouraging Montanans to eat Montana raised products. All good. The interior is spacious, especially on the mezzanine. The airy feeling and subdued colors help to set a comfy vibe. All good. My group was there for dinner although locals claim lunch is better. It's difficult to see how that could be: the starters, a huge plate of lightly battered onions and mushrooms really went well with the curated list of beers and wines. The pea Ceasar salad was creative and oh so very good, and huge. My ribeye from Helmville was so tender, packed with flavor. Others raved over the sirloin. The sides were tasty and generous too--get the smashed Yukons. All Great. However, kitchen timing was terrible. We were just into the salads when the steaks arrived. Really. If you want to be upscale, hey manage your place. All Bad.