We stopped here on route to Yellowstone to stretch our legs. Happy to get replenish toiletries &…read morepurchase lunch with some nuts for snack. Somebody was making fresh sushi, fresh salads, ready-made chicken, fried shrimp, all kinds of ready-made foods. Picked up, kind bars, face wash and healthy cashews here as well. Friendly, helpful staff, no lines at the cash register and very reasonable prices. There were even upscale hair & facial products. Flowers, gift cards, a pharmacy ... many clean and well stocked rest rooms were available . A coffee stand, Starbucks, Conco gas station & casino were in this small shopping center with a lot of free parking Driving from the shopping center into the park we passed majestic snow capped mountains.

This is a busy store - conveniently located for those coming off the 90 and heading south to…read moreYellowstone. They have a good selection, but the aisles seem more snug than the stores back home. Prices are reasonable for the area and the staff members were helpful and friendly.

Cool little mountain town grocery store. They have some fresh produce, but do not expect a large…read moreselection! Things are on the pricier side because they can (not a lot of options around town and also they are in the middle of nowhere really). The people working there were kind!

When you're in the middle of nowhere with literally no options for stores/ markets, this place…read morefeels like a godsend. No, it won't have the selection you want but it will be good enough. They have basic things like bread, milk, cheese, chips, snacks, instant noodles (even the Korean spicy ramen), various types of iced coffees. They also have a medication section with all the basic things like Advil and such. It's conveniently located in the same plaza as the only restaurants in town as well.

We wanted to buy some breakfast foods, snacks and wine before we headed into Big Sky, and this…read morelittle store had what we needed! As someone else noted, surprisingly good wine selection (although we would have loved to find non alcoholic beers or cocktails as well). Service was so friendly and welcoming!

wonderful market! Not tons of gluten free options. prices are relatable to other grocery options in…read moretown

Nice selection and I appreciate the spacious aisles. The store was clean and easy to navigate. The…read morepeople at the deli were very nice and made some great recommendations. Found everything I needed. Will stop by more often when in the neighborhood.

Livingston is lucky to have this store. It's less polished than the chain stores, but that just…read moremakes it endearing. The buyers seem to negotiate great prices so there are great values to be found! It's really a store for ingredients so if you're looking for more finished food finds you might want to shop the elsewhere, but basics are waiting for you.

they took away the breakfast sandwiches and added overpriced burritos. please bring the sandwiches…read moreback!!

Finally found Town & Country Foods after circling a couple of times. Not the easiest place to find…read more They share a building with another company and their entrance is in the back. There was plenty of parking which is always nice. First thoughts were it seemed a bit disorganized. Or certainly not what we have experienced at other stores.  We felt that some items had limited selections otherwise we were able to get most of what we needed for our visit.

Great place to buy groceries it's a family owned store that has been in business along time and has…read morethe freshest produce and best deli fried chicken in town plus they have my favorite chips which are Tims Chips. The store is close to the airport and when you turn out of there parking lot it is a straight shot 89 miles to Yellowstone Park.

do not recommend for alcohol purchases. make sure you memorize your drivers license or they will…read moregrill you about your height and weight on your drivers license in an accusatory way. saying this is a "college town you can't be too careful ". like I could remotely fake a commercial license in the first place. waste of time...unremarkable

Visiting town for a few days and of course had to stop to see what they have to offer, lots of…read moreoptions but the workers and manager do not know how to treat customers. Extremely rude and unwilling to help. Very unprofessional, careless and unhappy. Also who doesn't have rotisserie chicken ready by noon??? We wanted that for a Togo lunch Not a great way to start our trip.

Of all the grocery stores this one has a lot of options, for sure would be my first stop and then…read morehead down to the country market if you can't find what you need At roxys. Roxys has more gluten free option but since this place is one of the largest stores shelves/freezers were scarce on main items.

This is a pretty limited market. They do have a decent assortment of beer, some wine, and basics,…read morelike eggs, milk, hot dogs, and some frozen items. But we came in hoping to find some lettuce, and produce was limited to a few apples. Also, a bit pricier than even the Moose Market at Big Sky Resort or Town Center. But if you just need a few basic items, and are staying nearby, may be a convenient stop.

Not really a grocery. More like a gas station with a few supplies. It you are staying in Big…read moreSky, this is not a place to stock up.

**November 2025: Sunday Afternoon Visit**…read more My mom and I were looking for some local Montana gifts and food and saw the huge Co-op building on a drive down Main Street. The parking lot is kind of small, but we were able to find a spot to squeeze into on our visit. When you enter the building you'll see an impressive self-serve section and I noticed quite a few people loading up their plates or to go boxes. There's an island of ingredients to make your own salad and a couple of home made soups, and another area for hot items. My mom and I decided to share a squash soup, a small salad, and an assortment of hot items including South Carolina pulled pork, mac n cheese, biscuits and gravy, and mashed potatoes. I also decided to try a local kombucha which was really refreshing. We grabbed our utensils close to the exit and headed upstairs to enjoy our food. After we devoured everything we perused the main floor and bought a lot of Montana based goodies including teas, Bequet caramels, soaps, and skincare products. Suffice to say I spent quite a bit of money here, but I'm happy to support local and be able to share the Montana spirit with my family and friends! I'd say Community Food Co-op is kind of like a cross between Trader Joes and Whole Foods, but with a great emphasis on sustainability and local goods. Price range is $$-$$$ range depending on the items.

So cool, no Super Cool! Specialty Market that focuses on…read morelocal wares! Displays and selections are extraordinary. Staff and service are first rate. There is even a small cafe upstairs where many locals stop in daily for a quality lunch. I had an excellent Cappuccino. Once I completed my shopping.