Very helpful and nice!! great food!! Great place!! You will love it!!! Clean, bright, and Great…read morefood!!!

My grandson is a rock hound and wanted "rocks" for his birthday. I thought we could go here and…read morepossibly get something that could be cut that he could keep forever in his collection. Everything indicated the hours they were open so we drove in from Shepherd and the place was closed up. Apparently out of business but no bother to update information. Both of us were disappointed including me for planning this and wasting a half day driving in and home again.

Friendly, helpful staff, clean and neat displays. Some very unique merchandise!!! Also, ice…read morecream and coffee!!! What more could one ask for? If you need it....they probably have it!!! Great stop!

When you find yourself in the middle of what seems like a never-ending road on the way to or from…read moresomewhere else, and you need a cola, or a touristy trinket, or some ice cream, pet food, bread, a hammer, or just a place to stretch your legs and walk, you might come across the Ole' Mercantile. This only looks like a tiny oasis, but walk in and you'll see several rooms full of things you might need for camping, fishing, road-tripping, hiking, and biking. You can spend a lot of time just browsing. It's one of those places with a little bit of everything - including friendly locals. Take a break from the road and explore. I recommend the flavored popcorn right near the register -- wow. I should have picked up two bags of that.

Charming local shop with friendly staff ready to help you find what you might be looking for -…read moregreat spot to get local gifts, Montana-themed items, or any Midwestern styles. Downside: they can be a bit pricy. (Though they can have some decent sales in the clearance section.)

This is a fun store! Not only does it have stylish clothing for females, but a lot of interesting…read moreproducts that are produced locally. I definitely recommend a visit.

RN our trading is one of my favorite places to go with a girlfriend. The perfect mixture of…read moreclothing, gifts, and antiques. Love it!

Came in looking for souvenirs. Nice shop filled with antiques, clothing etc. Good customer service…read moreand friendly employee.

Unassuming ice cream stand inside the general store. Walking into the store, the area of the store…read moreis much larger than you would first think. This family run business has very friendly workers that will give you recommendations on what's on the menu. The service isn't super fast so allot enough time if there's people in front of you. There was a large variety of items on the menu that you could order. Any of the ice cream flavors can be made into a milkshake. I had ordered the buffalo chip milkshake the first time I went. There are nuts in the ice cream and per worker notes, chocolate milkshakes tend to be thicker. Personally I didn't like the nuts in the milkshake but ordered a different milk shake the next time I visited. When I ordered a different flavor, the milkshake was noticeably less thick. You can add whip cream and a cherry on top.

Not a damn of their merchandise. Very poorly made. The service was terrible. Never have I ever seen…read moresuch an impatient staff. Maybe covid is taking its toll on workers but still.

Rock Creek soaps is a perfect shop for finding natural, hand-made soaps, candles, lotions and the…read morelike, all locally made. Because it's located in the warehouse area of downtown Billings, Rock Creek Soap can manufacture on the premises. That's an ideal way to keep costs down and pay attention to the craft. And that makes this a must-stop place. Although the current shelter-in-place rules keep Rock Creek from a fully operational stop-and-shop daily business, they are open one day a week currently, and the on-line ordering is always available. Being a visual learner, I like to see the product, inhale the scent, and, if there's a tester available, try it out. Since this tester option isn't available for obvious reasons during this current situation, I was able to see the product, and, if it was soap, could smell the main ingredients. One of the owners was able to explain the uses of certain ingredients and that was helpful. There are a mixture of bar soaps, swirled or stamped, boxed or not, and those with stamps, for instance of an animal, a marine animal, or a star, make for an interesting twist on a standard bar of soap. I couldn't really detect a connection between the stamp and the fragrance, but perhaps it's better that way. If shopping locally isn't enough, Rock Creek offers soapmaking classes, kids birthday parties, and lest the adults feel left out, a group party for adults to learn how to do their own product and then have fun on site practicing it. It's a fun shop with an entire selection of ready-made gifts or stocking stuffers.