I loved this store since it opened. I have always bought my meat and chicken here and it has been…read moreexcellent. I was in the other day and bought two chicken breasts. They were so dry and impossible to even chew. I was wondering if you have changed providers (hope you didn't)! We actually threw the chicken out.

What a little gem this store is! Granted, the prices are definitely higher than a chain grocery…read morestore, but that is to be expected for a local market. They have a surprisingly good selection of ethnic foods and spices and carry a huge array of local craft beer. They also have a bulk section that is much bigger than I would expect for a small hometown market. Their produce is always fresh which is something I can appreciate. Right as you walk into the store, there is deli which also offers a hot section things like fried chicken and corn dogs. If you are in the Stevensville area, this is a great place to pick up any grocery items you may need without having to drive all the way to Missoula or Hamilton.

We visit Hamilton a few times a year, and this is one of my favorite places to stop in when I'm in…read moretown. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The food is great and the coffee is wonderful. The ambience is comfortable, and it's a great place to relax and/or pull out your laptop and get some work done.

The service was friendly and prompt. The food is good, the coffee is great and they have a ton of…read moredelicious pastries to choose from.

Can't say enough about the wonder of a huge 24-hour grocery store in this small town, but I can…read morerave about the low prices and the quality of the meats and produce. Be sure to visit the deli department! Every Saturday morning, our crew at Massa Home Improvement Center starts the day with truly delicious biscuits and gravy, which the angels in the deli -- Tina, Samantha, and Gisele are three of them -- have all ready to go for us. (We phone ahead and pick the order up on our way to work.) It's a great breakfast for $.99, or $1.89 for a double helping of hearty yumminess.

Definitely need to vet the new cashiers a bit better. The seasoned cashiers have always been…read morefriendly and helpful. I guess it takes time to weed out the bad ones when they start...

Christmas year around. A charming Victorian house full of stuff and a joy to browse. Right on the…read morecorner of Eastside Highway and Willow Creek road. And nice people here.

This is definitely one of my favorite Christmas stores! Located in the historical Brooks Hotel,…read morethis Christmas store is a one of a kind treasure. Each room has it's own theme with a Christmas tree of it's own! All of the ornaments on my tree come from the Brooks, and they are all so unique in their own special way. From pine cone lights, to miniature pheasants, and even mermaids! There's something for everyone here, but I can almost guarantee that you'll want to leave with one of everything! If you're driving through the Bitterroot Valley... Let yourself become lost in Christmas at The Brooks.

Amazing brews! I walked in and instantly felt like I was in Deutchland! Very cool vibe! Great…read morepatio with brick oven pizza! Mountainous views!!! Harvest Host get your rigs parking here it's amazing and rustic! Bonfires outside hammock get comfy!, Close to local grocery restaurants etc! This place is very cool inside too nostalgic and comfy! Come spread the wealth and have fun! Great staff!!! Nice place to have a gathering!

Wildwood is a part of the Harvest Host program which is how i found them, and man am I glad I found…read morethem!! I'll start out saying that it's off the beaten path, lol, down a short path of the main road that looks like it doesn't go anywhere but it leads to this amazing building built by the owner of the brewery. The beer is all organic, with a small yet wonderful selection and you can tell it has been brewed with love and is great!! The Yippee IPA and the Ambitious Lager are both amazing. The interior of the building is a sight to see!! From my conversation with Jim (the owner) most of the material was reclaimed or locally sourced. It's absolutely beautiful! The ambiance is wonderful as you are sitting right next to the fermentation and brewing tanks and a wood brining furnace. The attention to detail that was put into this building is amazing! If your in the area and have never been you should be here, if your traveling through you should stop by for a beer or two...or three A hidden gem

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:)

Some of the BEST baked goods ever! I had to buy extra so I could bring it back to California!read more

All local as vendors must be residents of Ravalli County and demonstrate a 50% value added to what…read morethey sell. No kits or commercial stuff allowed. Come on Saturdays from 9:30am to 12:30pm. Eat, buy produce, enjoy the live music and shop the unique, mostly all hand crafted arts and crafts. Pottery, silver and other material jewelry, paintings, shirts and other silk screened clothing, photography, honey, and other items, like dog collars and pulls! Produce is generally pulled out of the ground or picked in the hours immediately prior to the market opening. Most is organic. There are plants, flowers, fresh bread, BBQ, pies and pastries, a variety of burritos, hot dogs and burgers along with coffee and juices. An excellent mix of produce, food, arts and crafts every Saturday from May through mid-October in front of the old court house on Bedford Street. Over the 10 years of its existence, this friendly group of neighbors has become a local "happening" and is a high point for visitors to the Bitterroot Valley. The major event of the year is Apple Day, generally the first weekend of October, sponsored by the Ravalli County Historical Society and Museum. The area used to be a huge apple producer, so this event celebrates the allowing any vendor to come, and they do. Last year there were over 160 vendors compared with the 60 - 80 vendors during the regular season. People come from all over and it is quite an event. But due to sanitarian rules and the presence of fresh foods, DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED, carried, loose or on leashes. It is a city ordinance, so please leave your pooch in the car or at home.

Awesome store!! Love to browse through all the beautiful hand-crafted items. There is always…read moreplenty and many different varieties to choose from. The "Bon-Del" paint your own pottery area on the second floor is a must!!! I have taken advantage of this hidden activity many times. Great selection of items to paint at your own pace, and the prices are very reasonable!! :)

Vendor owned and operated the Stone Cottage is a showcase for many unique talents. Reasonably…read morepriced home & garden decor, local hand crafted Montant-made products, gifts, re-purposed furniture, local foods and so much more. It is hard to describe what is available as it changes week by week as crafters and other artists bring in new stuff. Although primarily hand-crafted items, there is some commercial stuff that slips in, but overall shoppers will find a lot to look at that is not available in box stores or commercial shops. Each vendor works one day a month at the register, so shoppers are talking with someone who is part of the business. Vendors pay a monthly fee for their space and a commission on what is sold.