Family run business for many years. Nice ambience and a great selection of souvenirs, western and…read morevictorian wear, with also some food and grocery items. It's not Costco but it's enough to get the essentials. The store it's self was established in 1864 and serviced the prospectors during the great gold strike of Alder Gulch. The people are friendly and know a bit of the towns history as well. I stop and shop there on my yearly journey to this area and love the feel of the place. Like traveling back in time. PS, the fishing is great nearby.

What a fabulous gem of a place! Ladies, if you are looking for amazing, comfortable, REAL cotton…read moreclothing with beautiful detailing you have to stop by Rank's. The dainty white cotton pajamas are the best! The owner is wonderfully helpful and will do everything to help you find what you are looking for. Best place to buy ice cream or a dozen eggs in a pinch too! LOVE the store!

A very pleasant gift shop in Ennis, My Home In Montana is chock full of locally made gifts and…read moregoodies. We were very pleased to find some interesting bits including Montana-made jewelry, some postcards and even a Montana tshirt. The "huckleberry cordial" was a neat little sweet snack. Parking on the street was a challenge as it's a busy time of the year.

This is the place to get your gifts! There's a wide selection of everything. Lots of unique items,…read morenot the usual run of the mill gift shop stuff. We got some MT made goats milk lotions, a piece of jewelry and some unique stickers for our yeti cups. The owner was also cool! Glad we stopped in on the way through.

Very cute gift shop with a wide range of items and some unique options! Not your average tourist…read moreshop. Will be returning as there was a lot to look at.

Great little shop with uniques gifts. Owners are very friendly and engaging. Recommend to those in…read moreBig Sky.

I visited this shop on my recent trip to Virginia City and it's a charming little shop with tons of…read moredifferent flavors of loose-leaf tea as well as gifts and tea-related items. The tea seemed very reasonably priced, especially considering it's in such a touristy area, and the tea is delicious as well. The gentleman working there was also very nice.

From the owner: Tea 'N Scandal is the most unique shop in the village. We offer tea, books, novelties, gifts,…read moresouvenirs, photo opportunities, and more. Stop in, listen to the player piano, look in the bank vault from 1864, collect some history and more.

Lots of great Native American and western items, great selection of Persian rugs too Emil was super…read morehelpful and was able to give me cultural details about a cool Native American mask I purchased.

From the owner: A one of a kind apparel & gift shop based in Big Sky, Montana.read more

Friendly staff and prices are not that crazy for an airport. Good spot if you need some last minute…read moresouvenirs

Lasso up some souvenirs! This is the biggest airport gift…read moreshop in the whole international airport! They don't have a duty free shop, but they have this selection of things that say, "Montana" or have pictures of bison and wolves or buffalo or whatever. They have all the kitchy touristy stuff- huckleberry jams, huckleberry candies, candles, moose pictures, and things to put on the wall with clever Montana sayings or bits of wisdom. "Don't squat with your spurs on." You'll always remember the Bozeman airport every time you dust it from now on. The staff was attentive but looked bored otherwise, like we were the biggest thing to come through the gift corral in quite some time. They also sold magazines with all the hippest fashions and gossips. Montana Gift Corral has so much merchandise that it literally spills out into the terminal with displays of shotglasses, cowboy trinkets, patches, stickers, postcards. The Yellowstone gifts aren't quite as expensive as the actual park itself, but it's up there.

What a great store! Found tons of cool souvenirs and other items. Had the best selection of shirts…read moreand stickers I've seen.

Best gift shop in town. A variety of unique items and a wonderful owner. If you are shopping for…read moregifts this is the place to go!

Don't bother looking up! As we walked into the store, there were three staff sitting behind the…read morecounter, everyone of them on their phones. NOT ONE bothered to look up, say a word acknowledging a customer had entered the store. It is two weeks until the "season" is over so I guess they are all worn out from tourists. We didn't want to even buy anything due to that indifference.

Best selection of Kingman, Dry Creek and Nevada Blue turquoise. All natural gem old stock. Amazing…read moreZuni jewelry by their best artists.

Large general store in one of the happening places in Yellowstone - there's always a crowd near Old…read moreFaithful. We stopped by to grab ice cream before we camped out near Old Faithful for the next eruption. We got the huckleberry ice cream in a cup and added a waffle cone. As an added bonus, the ice cream had huckleberry jam swirls in it, yum. Totally fresh, great texture - yummy. Satisfied our ice cream itch on a warm day after a long hike! We wanted to sit outside to eat the ice cream but a couple of ravens occupied the place because people kept feeding them crumbs. Do not feed wildlife, including the birds - there's signage/requests everywhere in the park but there's always someone who doesn't heed them.. Sigh. Overall the store is great if you want to shop for souvenirs and anything Yellowstone or huckleberry related. Apart from that, they do stock some ready to eat meals as well as some pantry items.

The place is great for shopping for Goodies! But really…read morewish the food choices where better. They aren't many choices in the park and when we got there to get A cafeteria style hot dog wasn't the best healthy choice. My son who is GF got a camping bag of food that you add hot water too. Would have been nice to have a nice sit down but not. Time was important so it worked out.